The U.S. Education Department transfers management of $180 billion in defaulted student loans to the Treasury Department, marking the first step in dismantling the federal agency as part of the Trump administration's broader agenda.
A donated tank car worth approximately $100,000 provides hands-on training for SAIT's railway conductor and crane operator students in Calgary, enhancing safety education and industry preparedness.
A Winnipeg mother is raising concerns about inadequate communication from her son's school after he suffered a concussion in a bus crash. The incident highlights ongoing safety and transparency issues in student transportation.
Alberta's plan to fund 5,000 new teachers faces a critical hurdle: a shortage of qualified educators. With classrooms overwhelmed by diverse needs, the province must implement strategic workforce planning to recruit and retain teachers effectively.
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A new study casts doubt on the Monte Verde site in Chile, long considered crucial evidence for how humans first reached the Americas, reshaping migration theories.
The KidsAbility organization in Kitchener, Ontario, has experienced another round of layoffs, according to union statements, raising concerns about service impacts for children with special needs.
The Edmonton News Board has decided to close Delnorte School in Innisfree, Alberta, citing declining student numbers and financial pressures. The move affects the east-central village's only educational institution.
The Prom Glitz Boutique in Barrie, Ontario, provides free prom dresses and accessories to students in need, ensuring everyone can enjoy this milestone event.
The Winnipeg School Division has disclosed a significant data breach where student report cards were inadvertently included in a mass email, raising concerns over privacy and security protocols.
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A University of B.C. student's false AI cheating accusation highlights the challenges universities face in regulating artificial intelligence, with misconduct cases surging and policies struggling to keep pace.
For the third consecutive season, Holy Cross and Walter Murray high schools face off in both boys' and girls' basketball city finals in Saskatoon, with historic titles on the line.
Pope Leo has formally endorsed Pope Francis' controversial 2016 document on Communion access for Catholics in civil remarriages, marking a significant development in Church pastoral practice.
The Alberta government is implementing an expedited post-secondary program at the University of Alberta to recruit more teachers, aiming to alleviate severe staffing shortages across the province's education system.
The creative Canstruction event is back at Conestoga Mall, featuring impressive structures built entirely from canned goods to benefit the local food bank.
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Students in Barrie participate in the P.A.R.T.Y. program, gaining critical skills to respond effectively to traumatic events through hands-on simulations and expert guidance.
Parents in the Upper Grand District School Board express worries about racism in schools, highlighting incidents and calling for systemic changes to ensure equity and safety for all students.
The Saskatchewan government has unveiled its education budget, introducing more specialized support classrooms to enhance learning for students with diverse needs.
The family of James Gracey, a University of Alabama student reported missing in Barcelona, Spain, is urgently requesting information from the public to aid in the search efforts.
Laurentian University officials in Sudbury respond to a non-confidence motion targeting President Lynn Wells, introduced by a faculty union member on the senate.
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Police in Nova Scotia report that a youth from Bridgewater and another from Manitoba were allegedly planning coordinated attacks at their local schools, sparking investigations.
A 15-year-old from Bridgewater, Nova Scotia, is in custody after police, tipped by Interpol and the FBI, uncovered a plan for simultaneous school attacks with a Manitoba youth.
The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation is advocating for enhanced per-student funding as the provincial government prepares to release its 2026-27 budget this week, following recent improvements in education investment.
Maya Gebala, a Tumbler Ridge teen shot in a school attack, shows remarkable resilience in intensive care as her family shares her journey to recovery.
Laurie Throness resigns from Chilliwack School Board, citing Tumbler Ridge shooting as catalyst for calling out SOGI curriculum and demanding provincial inquiry.
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Explore the fascinating history and common misinterpretation of the idiom 'get down to brass tacks,' revealing how auditory language processing leads to persistent eggcorns like 'brass tax' in modern communication.
Jeremy Frimer, a psychology professor at the University of Winnipeg, has filed a lawsuit against the university and its faculty association, alleging the dispute process was more harrowing than his cancer fight.
School divisions in Winnipeg are implementing tax increases significantly higher than typical annual adjustments, placing additional financial pressure on homeowners across the city.
Edmonton public schools are facing significant challenges with overcrowded classrooms, prompting discussions on solutions to improve student learning environments and educational outcomes.
The Métis Nation–Saskatchewan is finalizing construction on a new child-care facility in Saskatoon, aimed at enhancing early childhood services for the community.
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Following the traumatic Evan Hardy arson attack, Saskatoon schools have introduced new safety protocols and support systems to address student trauma and prevent future incidents.
