Teens Charged Following Gatineau School Lockdown

Three teenagers face multiple charges after a security incident triggered a two-hour lockdown at l'École Polyvalente Le Carrefour in Gatineau. Police confirm no active threat was found.

Waterloo University Employs AI, Alumni to Screen Applicants

Facing an overwhelming number of top-tier candidates, the University of Waterloo is leveraging artificial intelligence and its alumni network to revolutionize its admissions process. Discover how this innovative approach is shaping the future of universit

NAIT staff vote for strike mandate, seek deal

Over 1,200 NAIT academic staff have voted overwhelmingly for a strike mandate. Both union and management hope to return to bargaining to avert a walkout. Details on the key issues.

Da Vinci's DNA May Be Hiding in His Artwork

Scientists suggest Leonardo da Vinci's genetic code could be extracted from his paintings. This breakthrough could reshape art history and forensic science. Discover the details.

McGill Martlets rugby team in last-ditch survival bid

McGill University's women's rugby team, the Martlets, have launched an urgent GoFundMe campaign to save their 50-year-old program from being cut. The team is among 25 varsity sports facing elimination due to budget constraints.

NAIT staff vote 83% for strike mandate

Academic staff at Edmonton's Northern Alberta Institute of Technology have voted overwhelmingly in favour of a strike mandate. Learn the details and potential impacts.

Manitoba Grade 8 Scores Below National Average

A new report reveals Manitoba Grade 8 students scored 'significantly lower' than the national average in science, reading, and mathematics. Discover the details and implications for education.

Saskatoon French school ceiling collapse, NDP blames Moe

A portion of the ceiling collapsed at École Canadienne-française in Saskatoon, prompting a specialized engineering inspection. The NDP is blaming Premier Scott Moe's government for the deteriorating school infrastructure.

Elizabeth Ziegler School restoration moves forward

The restoration of Waterloo's Elizabeth Ziegler Public School is progressing, but officials warn the project will be costly. The school has been fenced off since March 2025 for structural testing.

TDSB snow day email glitch affects Toronto families

A technical failure prevented some Toronto District School Board families from receiving snow day closure emails on January 15, 2026, causing confusion. Learn about the incident and its impact.

Alberta Schools Consider Full-Day Kindergarten Programs

Four schools in Alberta's Rocky View School Division are exploring a shift to full-day Kindergarten, potentially starting in the 2026/27 academic year. Learn about the proposed change and its implications.

$6.2M Funding for Canadore, Nipissing in North Bay

The Ontario government announces a $6.2 million investment for Canadore College and Nipissing University in North Bay. Learn how this funding will support post-secondary education and the local economy.

Mother Confronts Adultification Bias Against Her Son

A mother in Miami shares her experience defending her 11-year-old son from being perceived as older due to racial bias, highlighting the pervasive danger of adultification bias for Black children in Canada and beyond.

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