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My daughter's Driver's Ed doesnt seem to be working out... can anybody recommend a good driving school in Brandon?

My "young driver" is finally working on her license now that she is retired. She is a good driver and I am confident that she should pass the road test-BUT- we have issues with parallel parking the mini-van.Heck I have trouble with that vehicle and I've been driving for almost 40 years.  
 
What I would like to find is someone qualified with a small, boxy, little sedan to provide parallel parking instruction, a walk through of the current road test [I took mine in rural Manitoba in 1980-things change], and use of said boxy little sedan for her road test.  
 
Thank you for starting this discussion. I can be reached by text at 807 407 5209.  
 
Darren

https://apps.mpi.mb.ca/drivingschools/Search.aspx

Thanks for the list. I know there are several, I just wondered if anyone had a particularly good or bad experience with any of them to help me determine which to try.

Username_required said "My daughter's Driver's Ed doesnt seem to be working out... can anybody recommend a good driving school in Brandon? "

my drivers ed child didn't pass road test till 4 or 5 tries. next 2 I did my own teaching. They passed with ZERO marks against. Crash course for 7 days before test worked good but they also had lots of yard practise at the same time.  
1 hour every day making figure 8s on the streets. go 1-2 blocks make right turn, 1-2 blocks make right turn, repeat, then left repeat. They get sick of it but when you are finished they know there turns. then you take them in other areas and do it again. Best to start when little to no traffic till they are confident. Go to a small town with lines on the road if you must. if you are a good to great driver and know the rules you can teach them yourself. If you are nervous and tend to bark orders to your child FORGET it. they need a relaxed parent.

Give Dale a call @ (204) 761-5247.