Women Leaders in Infrastructure Summit Launches in Halifax
The first Canadian Summit for Women Leaders in Infrastructure begins in Halifax, celebrating women's contributions and addressing underrepresentation in the sector.
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Does a newly discovered half-sister have rights to mom’s estate?
A half-sister found via ancestry may share equally in an intestate estate in B.C. Paula should seek local legal advice and encourage her mother to make a will.
OC Transpo Boosts Line 1 Frequency This Fall
OC Transpo will increase Line 1 LRT frequency this fall, adding more trains during peak hours to reduce wait times and improve service reliability for Ottawa commuters.
Lethbridge STEM Summer Camps Filling Up Quickly
STEM-focused summer camps in Lethbridge are filling up fast, with organizers expressing excitement over the high demand for science and technology programs this year.
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New Youth Drop-In Space Opens in Regina
A new drop-in space for youth and young adults has opened in Regina, run by the Street Culture Project, providing a safe and supportive environment.
King's College cuts 14 jobs amid financial crisis
The University of King's College in Nova Scotia is eliminating at least 14 staff and faculty positions due to financial difficulties, the institution announced July 9, 2026.
Alberta fast-tracks 16 Calgary schools through Schools Now
Alberta is accelerating 16 Calgary school projects via Schools Now, cutting timelines by nine months to address surging enrolment, Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides announced.
Caldwell First Nation partners for adult education opportunities
Caldwell First Nation, Fanshawe College, and GECDSB sign a partnership to provide adult learners with high school completion, upgrading, and post-secondary pathways in a culturally respectful environment.
Quebec students locked out of exam scores after portal issues
Quebec students and parents cannot view exam scores online due to portal 'difficulties,' leaving families frustrated and seeking updates from the education ministry.
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Caldwell First Nation signs adult education deal with board, college
Caldwell First Nation partners with GECDSB and Fanshawe College to offer adult education programs, aiming to improve literacy, numeracy, and employment opportunities for community members.
Southern Alberta Medical Program Starts at U of Lethbridge
The Southern Alberta Medical Program at the University of Lethbridge held its first day of classes on July 6, 2026, marking a milestone for medical education in the region.
IBU Convocation 2026: Nearly 700 Graduates Celebrate Milestone
International Business University (IBU) celebrated Convocation 2026 with nearly 700 graduates, a leap from 11 in 2024, marking rapid growth and career-focused education success.
Daily Horoscope: Monday, July 6, 2026 – Avoid Shopping
Avoid shopping or important decisions after 1 AM until 11:30 AM EDT. The Moon moves from Pisces into Aries. Read your daily horoscope for all 12 signs.
TDSB, TCDSB Approve Budgets with Multi-Million-Dollar Deficits
Toronto's TDSB and TCDSB approved budgets with multi-million-dollar deficits for 2026-27, despite staff and program cuts, sparking concerns about financial sustainability.
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Canadore College to cut 35% of programs amid deficit
Canadore College in North Bay will cut up to 35% of its programs to address a massive operating deficit, affecting students and staff.
Prince William homeless charity helps thousands
Prince William announced that his Homewards homelessness initiative has supported thousands of people across the UK, marking a milestone in the five-year program launched in 2023.
Sault College Appoints Sherri Smith as Permanent President
Sherri Smith, with over 19 years at Sault College and serving as interim president, has been appointed as the institution's permanent president, effective immediately.
Fexting May Not Be All Bad, New Research Suggests
A new study finds that fighting over text, or 'fexting,' can be as effective as face-to-face arguments, with some advantages like time to think and a written record.
New Bishop Installed for Diocese of London in Ontario
Ronald Fabbro was installed as the new bishop of the Diocese of London in a ceremony on June 29, 2026, succeeding Daniel Miehm in a handover marked by a handshake.
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Alberta Invests $100M to Expand School Complexity Teams
Alberta commits $100M to add 221 complexity teams and supports for K-12 schools, addressing student needs amid 90,000 new students in four years.
Windsor non-profits open newcomer hub at adult high school
Four non-profits will offer settlement, employment, and skills training services at St. Michael's Adult High School, where 70% of students are in ESL programs, creating a one-stop hub for newcomers.
Island Deaf and Hard of Hearing Centre closes after 35 years
The Island Deaf and Hard of Hearing Centre in Victoria shuts down after 35 years, ending vital services for Vancouver Island's Deaf and hard-of-hearing community.
Raptors rookies Graves and Bradley eager to make impact
The Toronto Raptors' first-round pick Allen Graves and second-round pick Jaden Bradley spoke about family, readiness, and their paths to the NBA after being drafted.
Capital One, JA Canada Partner for Youth Financial Literacy
Capital One Canada invests $3 million in a three-year partnership with Junior Achievement of Canada to boost financial literacy for over 35,000 young Canadians through classroom programs and the Finance Park Mobile Tour.
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Regina Students Start Summer Vacation as Classrooms Empty
Regina classrooms are now empty as students officially head into summer vacation, marking the end of the school year with a shift from homework to freedom.
Advocates Drop Off Letters Demanding End to Pronoun Law
Advocates delivered community testimonials to Regina Public Schools, urging changes to Bill 137 policies that require pronoun notification for parents.
U of Windsor climbs in QS World University Rankings 2026
The University of Windsor has risen in the latest QS World University Rankings, marking a significant achievement for the institution and highlighting its growing global reputation in research and education.
Young man runs 7,500 km across Canada for youth scholarships
James Newman, 22, who lost both parents as a child, is running 7,500 km across Canada in under 100 days to raise $250,000 for post-secondary scholarships for displaced youth through the Children's Aid Foundation.
UWindsor Reaches Highest Ever QS World University Ranking
The University of Windsor achieved its highest position ever in the 2026 QS World University Rankings, reflecting significant progress in academic reputation and research impact.
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Edmonton cuts daycare parking requirements to boost child care
Edmonton council voted 11-2 to reduce parking requirements for child-care centres, requiring one space per 10 children, halved if street parking is available, and permitting daycares in 17 special area zones.
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