A British Columbia teacher faces suspension after a dry ice demonstration with sixth-graders and kindergarten students led to an explosion that damaged the classroom ceiling. The regulator cited lack of safety equipment and supervision.
A McGill University donor resigns and a legal challenge emerges after law students pass a referendum urging boycott of Israeli institutions, which the president calls discriminatory.
A school bus accident occurred in Coldbrook, Nova Scotia, with no reported injuries. The RCMP is investigating the incident, which highlights ongoing safety concerns in the region.
A 12-year-old girl heroically pulled two wounded classmates to safety during the Tumbler Ridge school shooting and delivered a dying boy's final message of love to his parents, according to MP Bob Zimmer.
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Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra has issued a directive to school boards, warning against political expression or divisive issues at graduation ceremonies, emphasizing student-focused events.
A university professor discusses the profound impact of artificial intelligence on academic integrity, learning methods, and student engagement in educational settings.
Dr. Phil Langill and Dr. Stephen Jeans explore astronomical topics from timekeeping to science fiction in a detailed interview, offering insights into celestial phenomena and their real-world implications.
Humber Polytechnic in Toronto announces mandatory layoffs after a voluntary exit program fails to fully address its financial difficulties, impacting staff and operations.
The president of the Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario is advocating for enhanced provincial funding for special education programs in the upcoming budget to support students with diverse learning needs.
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Alberta's post-secondary institutions are experiencing a profound transformation driven by funding reductions, legislative changes, and policy reports that collectively redefine university operations and expectations.
Dame Sarah Mullally, a former cancer nurse, has been elected as the Archbishop of Canterbury, becoming the first woman to lead the Church of England in its centuries-long history.
Alberta's UCP government faces criticism for banning books depicting sexual minorities in schools, with opponents arguing it violates freedom of expression and endangers LGBTQ+ youth.
A Montreal high school teacher is fighting a Quebec policy requiring educators to conceal students' gender transitions from parents, arguing it violates ethical principles and societal trust.
A tribute to economist Thomas Courchene, whose groundbreaking work on federal-provincial transfers secured millions for Saskatchewan and earned him national recognition.
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Eva Kuper, a Holocaust survivor, criticizes Vanier College for canceling a Holocaust commemoration ceremony over safety concerns amid rising campus tensions and antisemitism.
Saskatchewan's Education Minister Everett Hindley announces Health Careers 20L, a new high school course designed to engage students in healthcare professions and address future workforce needs.
A new University of British Columbia course teaches students to recognize and address gender disparities in safety equipment, focusing on improving seatbelt effectiveness for women and pregnant women.
Alberta's revamped Early Childhood Educator Workforce Supports Program limits funding to approved workshops, raising concerns about reduced options for neurodiverse training and negative impacts on local training businesses.
A British Columbia educator faces suspension following a hazardous dry ice explosion during a classroom demonstration, raising safety concerns in schools.
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A high school teacher from Barrie, Ontario, is set to stand trial following allegations of sexual offenses involving a student, marking a significant legal development in the case.
Ethicist Nigel Biggar argues in his new book that progressive left ideologies threaten academic freedom and open societies, calling for a return to liberal principles in higher education.
The Northern Alberta Institute of Technology welcomes back acclaimed alumnus Chef Alex Kim as its new chef in residence, inspiring future culinary professionals.
Rose City Gymnastics is actively pursuing backup plans as Leamington Council considers withdrawing support, potentially impacting operations at the Nature Fresh Farms Recreation Centre.
Elizabeth Smart, a prominent advocate and survivor, will deliver keynote speeches at the Be Brave Luncheons in Edmonton and Calgary this May, supporting the nonprofit Little Warriors in its mission to combat child sexual abuse.
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New demographic analysis reveals that Halifax and other major urban centers in Atlantic Canada are expanding at a rate exceeding the national growth average, signaling a regional economic resurgence.
Following a child being struck outside St. Juan Diego School in Barrhaven, parents are urgently calling for crosswalks, stop signs, and traffic calming measures to protect students during drop-off and pick-up times.
Authorities have preemptively wrapped statues at Queen's Park in Toronto to prevent potential vandalism during a planned student protest over OSAP funding changes, highlighting tensions over education affordability.
Saint Mary's University in Halifax launches a powerful new exhibition highlighting untold stories of Black Canadians to commemorate a significant anniversary, showcasing resilience and contributions.
Mackenzie Gunther, the co-pilot killed in the LaGuardia Airport crash, was a 2023 graduate of Seneca Polytechnic's aviation program. The school has lowered flags to half-mast in his honor.
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The New Brunswick government has allocated $3 million to Mount Allison University for the construction of a new sports complex, enhancing athletic facilities and supporting student wellness.
