Saskatchewan invests $250M in post-secondary education
The Saskatchewan government announces landmark $250 million investment in universities and colleges, securing stable funding through 2029 and addressing inflation pressures.
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Toronto Readers Sound Off on Healthcare, Housing & Hockey
Toronto residents voice strong opinions on pressing local issues including healthcare wait times, affordable housing solutions, and the Maple Leafs' performance in this week's compelling letters to the editor.
Serious Pedestrian Collision in Scarborough
A serious pedestrian collision has shut down a major Scarborough intersection during Thursday morning rush hour, leaving one person with life-threatening injuries.
Alberta mandates early reading and math assessments for K-3
Alberta's government proposes sweeping changes to the Education Act requiring mandatory reading and math assessments for all students in kindergarten through Grade 3 to identify learning gaps early.
Alberta Mandates Early Reading & Math Assessments
Alberta introduces mandatory literacy and numeracy assessments for K-3 students, aiming to identify learning gaps early and provide targeted support.
Toronto Police Bust: Firearm, Drugs Seized, Two Charged
Toronto police executed a major bust in the city, seizing a loaded firearm and multiple drugs while charging two men with serious criminal offenses in a targeted enforcement operation.
New Licensed Childcare Centre Opens in Baden
A newly expanded and licensed childcare facility has officially opened in Baden, Ontario, offering more spaces and flexible options for local families seeking quality early learning.
New YMCA Learning Centre Opens in Downtown Windsor
Windsor's downtown core celebrates the grand opening of a state-of-the-art YMCA facility offering career training, educational programs, and community services under one roof.
Canada's inconsistent diabetes support in schools needs fix
Canadian provinces face a critical health equity gap as students with diabetes navigate inconsistent support systems in schools. Learn why national standards are urgently needed.
Harvard Medical School Evacuated After Unexplained Explosion
A mysterious explosion rocked Harvard Medical School's Tosteson Medical Education Center, prompting immediate evacuation and raising safety concerns at one of America's most prestigious institutions.
Dalhousie part-time faculty win wage gains, job security
Part-time academic staff at Dalhousie University have won significant wage increases and enhanced job security in a groundbreaking new collective agreement.
Laurentian University Sells Historic Bell Mansion
Laurentian University has successfully completed the sale of the historic Bell Mansion, marking a significant step in the institution's financial recovery journey. The heritage property in Sudbury has been acquired by a local entrepreneur.
Blue Jays Fans Stranded After World Series Transit Shutdown
Thousands of Blue Jays fans were left stranded downtown after transit services shut down following Toronto's dramatic World Series victory, sparking outrage and safety concerns.
Toronto High-Rise Fire: One Rescued from Downtown Blaze
A dramatic high-rise fire in downtown Toronto prompted a swift emergency response, with one person rescued from the burning building. Learn how firefighters contained the dangerous blaze.
Alberta tackles classroom sizes with new education task force
The Alberta government launches a comprehensive task force to address growing concerns about classroom sizes and teacher responsibilities across the province's education system.
TDSB Extends Specialized Program Application Deadline
TDSB gives students and families more time to apply for specialized programs with extended deadline. Learn about the new timeline and application process.
Alberta Parents: School Relief Tempered by Class Size Worries
As Alberta students return to classrooms, parents express mixed feelings about school reopening amid persistent concerns about large class sizes and educational quality.
Financial Literacy: Building Family Legacies That Last
Discover why financial education is becoming the cornerstone of preserving family wealth and values across multiple generations in Canada.
Toronto's shelter renaming plan shelved after ridicule
A controversial City Hall proposal to rename homeless shelters with 'inclusive' terminology faced massive backlash and has been quietly abandoned according to a new report.
Downtown Toronto Stabbing: Two Victims Hospitalized
A violent altercation in downtown Toronto leaves two people with serious stab wounds. Police are investigating the daytime incident that sent shockwaves through the city core.
Downtown Toronto Stabbing Sends Two to Hospital
A violent stabbing incident in downtown Toronto left two men hospitalized with serious injuries after an altercation at a residential apartment building. Police are investigating the attack that occurred Saturday evening.
Religious Influence in Ontario Public Schools Examined
Examining the growing concerns about religious influence in Ontario's public education system and its impact on curriculum, student activities, and community values.
Alberta's Sustainable University Reform Plan
Discover how Alberta's expert panel is revolutionizing university funding and operations to create sustainable, high-quality higher education for future generations.
Toronto Readers Voice Concerns on Housing, Transit & Healthcare
Toronto residents voice strong opinions on the city's most pressing issues - from the housing affordability crisis and transit failures to healthcare accessibility and community concerns.
New EPSB Board Gives Teachers Emotional Welcome Back
The newly appointed Edmonton Public School Board ushered in the school year with a heartfelt welcome to teachers, emphasizing support and collaboration in post-pandemic education.
Toronto Celebrates Historic World Series Game 7 Hosting
Toronto basks in baseball glory as the city hosts its first World Series Game 7 in history, creating unforgettable moments for fans and cementing its status as a major sports destination.
NB Power Launches Mobile Energy Education Tour Across Province
New Brunswick's power utility launches mobile education campaign, bringing hands-on energy learning experiences to communities throughout the province with innovative displays and expert insights.
KY's Only Woman Governor Martha Layne Collins Dies at 88
Martha Layne Collins, Kentucky's first and only female governor who transformed education and economic development, has passed away at 88. Remembering her groundbreaking legacy.
UBC's Monster Course: Exploring Cinema's Terrifying Creatures
Discover how UBC's groundbreaking course examines what makes cinematic monsters so compelling and what they reveal about our deepest fears and societal anxieties.
Saskatchewan backs Alberta's teacher strike intervention
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe throws support behind Alberta's controversial use of constitutional power to end teacher strike, sparking debate over labor rights and provincial authority in Canadian education.
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