In episode 67 of the Canadian Ed Leadership Show, we dive into the nuanced differences between rural and urban education in Canada with guests Ted Franson, Peter Barron, and Shelley Amos. All of these leaders have served in both rural and urban settings so they have first hand experience navigating and leading in both. The discussion explores funding disparities, myths, and the unique advantages and challenges faced by both rural and urban schools. The panel also sheds light on the impact of local taxation on education equity in Manitoba and reflects on the growing diversity in rural communities. Tune in for an insightful conversation that will confirm or challenge your beliefs about education in different settings.00:00 Introduction to Education Funding in Manitoba01:56 Welcome to the Canadian Ed Leadership Show02:37 Differences Between Rural and Urban Education04:30 Exploring Myths About Rural Education06:55 Transportation Challenges in Rural vs. Urban Areas15:57 Funding Disparities in Manitoba's Education System25:40 Diversity and Inclusion in Rural Education29:33 Community and Leadership in Rural Schools32:53 Final Thoughts and Reflections