Discovery Children’s Centre is moving ahead cautiously and continuing to take precautions to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The use of masks continues to be recommended by public health for all indoor spaces and is strongly recommended for those who are not fully vaccinated, including children under 12 years

All members (parents) are strongly encouraged to join us for our Annual General Meeting on Tuesday, September 28th, 2021. (Time of meeting TBA) As you likely know, Discovery Centre is a community owned and operated centre. At this meeting we will share some of the highlights of the last year,

Once again, this year Discovery’s Board, following the lead of many other Centres, has agreed to close our programs in the early afternoons, four times per year so that the staff can engage in staff meetings and professional development without incurring the need for overtime pay.  The Board approved

Due to new Public Health Orders the parade to celebrate Ron Blatz’s retirement on Tuesday, May 25 th will be post ponded. We are hoping that when we are able to celebrate with a parade, there will be less restrictions and group gatherings will be safe. There have been

Effective May 12 to May 30th all licensed facilities will be able to apply for additional funding support to offset the loss of parent fees for kindergarten and school-age children for those families whose children are not allowed to attend their before and after school programs as a result of

New health orders were announced Sunday afternoon. These new orders are being labelled as a proactive decision around safety for school age children. ”All K-12 schools in Winnipeg will move to remote learning from May 12 to May 30”. Students whose parents/caregivers are deemed “ESSENTIAL SERVICE WORKERS (E.S.

In Manitoba, the number of cases of COVID-19 have been rising at an alarming rate.  At Discovery we are continuing to practice the basics to keep our children, families and staff safe. Recently, there have been some discrepancies in the details for when children should or should not be allowed