Billie Jean King, 82, Earns College Degree 65 Years Later
Tennis legend Billie Jean King received her bachelor's degree from California State University, Los Angeles, 65 years after first enrolling, at age 82.
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Halifax Child-Care Centre Receives $2M Government Funding
The Silver Crescent Academy Society's child-care centre in Halifax will relocate and expand thanks to $2 million in combined funding from the provincial and federal governments.
Extended Care Registration Opens in Waterloo Region
Registration for before and after school care in Waterloo Region opens now. Families can secure spots for their children through a new streamlined system.
Americans Seek Canadian Citizenship Through Ancestry
Americans are discovering Canadian ancestors from centuries ago to claim citizenship. Jeffrey Lensman of Utah seeks citizenship via his great-great-grandfather born in Quebec in 1838.
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Langara Journalism Program at Risk of Closure
Langara College's journalism program, a cornerstone for aspiring journalists, may be discontinued. The program's potential end raises concerns about the future of journalism education in Canada.
N.B. Teen Chef Heads to National Skills Canada Competition
Georgia Eastwood, 17, from New Brunswick, will compete at the Skills Canada national competition in Toronto after honing her culinary skills at a local restaurant.
Medieval Book in Rome Hides Oldest English Poem
A rare copy of Caedmon's Hymn, the oldest poem in Old English, was discovered in an 8th-century manuscript at Rome's National Library, astonishing researchers.
Surrey School District Hires 40 Education Assistants
Surrey school district plans to hire 40 education assistants, but parents and unions say it doesn't make up for 50 lost last year amid rising student needs.
Lonicera Hall Proposal to Keep Seniors Home Open
Lonicera Hall in St. Stephen, N.B., signs a proposal to keep the nearly century-old seniors care home operational, ensuring continued care for residents.
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B.C. Boy with Autism Publishes Online Magazine
A British Columbia boy with autism has launched his own online magazine, capturing random interests and inspiring others with his creativity and determination.
Childcare Worker Retires After 45 Years in Nova Scotia
Barb Boyce retires after 45 years at Colchester Early Learning Centre in Nova Scotia, celebrating a lifetime of dedication to early childhood education.
U of T Revokes Buffy Sainte-Marie's Honorary Degree
The University of Toronto has revoked the honorary degree awarded to singer-songwriter Buffy Sainte-Marie, citing new information about her Indigenous heritage claims.
Lazaridis School Celebrates 60th at Toronto Stock Exchange
Lazaridis School of Business and Economics celebrated its 60th anniversary by ringing the closing bell at the Toronto Stock Exchange, marking a milestone for the renowned institution.
New Virtual Nursing Lab at U of R Offers Innovative Learning
The University of Regina has launched a new virtual reality nursing lab, providing students with immersive clinical training experiences in a safe environment.
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Union Opposes LKDSB Custodian Cuts
The union representing custodial staff criticizes the Lambton-Kent District School Board's proposal to eliminate custodial positions, citing concerns over cleanliness and safety.
TDSB cuts: Cafeterias, outdoor learning centres on chopping block
The Toronto District School Board has announced budget cuts affecting cafeterias and outdoor learning centres, sparking concerns among parents and educators.
NB Teachers Ratify Five-Year Collective Agreement
New Brunswick teachers have ratified a new five-year collective agreement, securing salary increases and improved working conditions after months of negotiations.
Centralizing Library, Services into Capreol Centre Would Cost $7.1M
A proposal to centralize the Capreol library and service centre into the millennium centre would cost $7.1 million, according to a new report.
Southeast Asia's Largest Dinosaur Found in Thailand
Paleontologists in Thailand have discovered the largest dinosaur ever found in Southeast Asia, a new species named Nagatitan chaiyaphumensis.
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Neanderthal Tooth Shows Ancient Dental Care
A 59,000-year-old Neanderthal tooth with a drilled cavity offers rare evidence of prehistoric dental treatment, revealing advanced medical knowledge.
BarrieNewsLibrary Reopens at Lake of Bays Community Centre
The Baysville Public Library has reopened at the Lake of Bays Community Centre, offering expanded services and a new location for residents.
Kate's Italy Visit Highlights Reggio Emilia Preschool Approach
During a trip to Italy, the Princess of Wales observed the Reggio Emilia preschool method, which emphasizes nature-based learning and rejects standardization.
Winnipeg School Closed Thursday, Friday Amid Outage
A Winnipeg school will be closed Thursday and Friday due to an outage. The closure affects students and staff as repairs are underway.
How Activism Smothered Debate: Campus Free Speech Doc
Filmmaker Ric Esther Bienstock's documentary 'Speechless' explores how universities stifle ideas and campus flashpoints spread beyond academia.
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Thames Valley Trustee Candidate Vies for Supervised Role
Sherri Moore, a candidate for Thames Valley District School Board trustee, aims to join the board under provincial supervision amid ongoing governance changes.
Calgary Elementary School Trades Fair Aims to Fill Workforce Gap
Calgary Construction Association holds first-ever skilled trades fair at a Catholic elementary school, introducing students to careers in construction and trades.
Senior Assassin Water Gun Game Arrives in Maritimes
Senior Assassin, a water gun elimination game for graduating high school seniors, is gaining popularity in the Maritimes, raising safety concerns among authorities.
Degree in Hand, U.S. Jobs Out of Reach: Grads Struggle
Recent graduates face a competitive job market despite having degrees. Colleges expand internships and co-op programs to bridge the experience gap.
Charges Stayed in Saskatoon's First Homicide of 2026
Charges were stayed against Avyn Ahenakew, accused in Saskatoon's first homicide of 2026. The 18-year-old faced accessory and other charges in the stabbing death of Kiefer Kitchemonia-Stongquill.
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Canadore College Closing Parry Sound Campus, Cutting Staff
Canadore College is restructuring due to low enrolment and financial pressures, winding down its West Parry Sound campus and cutting staff.
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