Thompson

Thompson is a city in northern Manitoba. As the "Hub of the North" it serves as the regional trade and service centre of northern Manitoba. Thompson is situated along the Burntwood River, 830 km north of the Canada– United States outskirt, 739 km north of the common capital of Winnipeg, and 396 km upper east of Flin Flon. Starting at 2016, it has a populace of 13,123 occupants. The Thompson territory was first occupied by traveling Paleo-Indian seekers 6000 BC.

Europeans directed a government land review in Thompson in 1896. The School District of Mystery Lake works six Elementary Schools and one High School: Deerwood School, Burntwood School, Westwood School, Ecole Riverside School, Juniper School, Wapanohk Community School and R. D. Parker Collegiate. Both Ecole Riverside School and R.D. Parker Collegiate commended their 50th commemorations in September 2012. The area offers a K– 12 French inundation program. Evaluations K– 8 at Ecole Riverside School, and grades 9-12 at RD Parker Collegiate.

The region likewise offers a K-8 dialect training program in the Cree dialect. The Cree drenching program starts at Wapanohk Community School. Understudies can proceed with the French program at the secondary school in the event that they finished K– 8 at Riverside, and there are fundamental Cree courses in evaluations 9– 12 offered too. R.D. Parker Collegiate likewise offers review 10 and 11 courses in Native Studies and a review 12 Native Law course. Full Cree-medium training does not, in any case, stretch out to the secondary school yet.