Trump: Tiffany's Graduation Canceled Over Name, Not Pandemic
Donald Trump claimed his daughter Tiffany's Georgetown graduation was canceled because she's a Trump, not due to COVID-19. Critics fact-check the 2020 pandemic cancellation.
Category : Education
Green Our Planet Wins F1 Sustainability Award
Las Vegas nonprofit Green Our Planet receives €100,000 F1 Allwyn Global Community Award to expand HydroConnect program, teaching STEM through hydroponics to 500,000+ students.
Junior High Girls Explore Skilled Trades in Calgary
Calgary junior high girls traded pencils for tools at an empowering trades exploration event. Discover how young women are breaking stereotypes in skilled trades careers.
Harvard's Larry Summers on Leave Over Epstein Ties
Former U.S. Treasurer Larry Summers goes on leave from Harvard after emails reveal his friendly relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Explore the fallout and institutional response.
Royal West Academy Vandalized After Student Suspension
Montreal police investigate vandalism at Royal West Academy after student suspended for Instagram posts critical of Israel. Mother condemns destructive actions.
Regina Schools Launch High School Football Academy
Regina Public Schools and Catholic Schools partner with Regina Minor Football to create innovative football academy program for local high school students in Saskatchewan.
McGill student strikes see limited class disruption
Pro-Palestinian student strikes at McGill University result in minimal class cancellations as the university warns of sanctions for rule violations. Learn about the demands and campus response.
Trump Moves Education Programs to Other Departments
The Trump administration transfers key Education Department programs to other agencies, raising concerns about public education funding and efficiency. Experts warn of potential waste and disruption.
University of Guelph Wins First Men's Rugby National Title
The University of Guelph Gryphons captured their first-ever men's rugby national championship on November 19, 2025, marking a historic moment for the university's athletics program.
Ontario's Bill 33 Passes, Sparks Charter School Debate
Ontario's controversial Bill 33 grants the education minister sweeping powers, raising questions about the future of charter schools in the province. Explore the implications.
Ontario passes controversial education bill
The Ontario government has passed a contentious education bill. Discover the key changes, political reactions, and potential impacts on the province's school system.
Nova Scotia university strikes end, faculty back to work
Part-time faculty at Mount Saint Vincent University and another NS institution return to work after simultaneous strikes conclude. Get the latest details on the resolution.
Alberta teachers: Pronoun policy threatens student trust
Alberta Teachers' Association president Jason Schilling warns new pronoun policy could damage crucial teacher-student relationships. Learn how this affects education in Alberta.
Parry Sound School Shelter Advisory Ends After Fire
Students at Parry Sound High School and Parry Sound Public School are safe after shelter-in-place advisory lifted following nearby fire incident. Read the latest updates.
Fire near Parry Sound schools triggers shelter-in-place
Students at Parry Sound High School and Parry Sound Public School shelter in place due to nearby fire. Emergency response underway in Northern Ontario community.
Brantford school lockdown after unwanted person report
A Brantford school was briefly placed in lockdown following reports of an unwanted person. Police responded swiftly to ensure student safety. Read the latest details.
St. Joseph's Rams win with just six players
The St. Joseph's Rams from St. Thomas, Ont. defy odds by winning regional championship with only six players, earning #4 seed at OFSAA tournament. Read their inspiring story.
Kissing May Have Evolved 21 Million Years Ago
Groundbreaking research reveals romantic kissing dates back 21 million years, challenging previous records of 4,500 years. Discover the evolution of human intimacy.
Montreal man earns PhD at 61, redefines learning
James Watts proves learning is lifelong, earning his doctorate at 61. His journey inspires mature students across Canada, showing education's joy has no expiration date.
Graffiti and Broken Windows at Montreal's Royal West Academy
Royal West Academy in Montreal was targeted by vandals with graffiti reading "Suspension?? Fight back" and broken windows. Authorities are investigating the incident that occurred on November 19, 2025.
Harvard to probe Epstein ties after Summers emails
Harvard University initiates a fresh investigation into Jeffrey Epstein connections following the release of emails involving former president Larry Summers. Read the latest developments.
Calgary study explores how policies help Canadians in poverty
A new Calgary study investigates how government policies and benefit programs are impacting Canadians living in poverty. Discover the findings and what they mean for future support.
Windsor-Essex school board re-elects chair
Gale Simko Hatfield re-elected as chair of Greater Essex County District School Board while addressing challenges including trustee resignations and financial deficits.
Alberta's $6.7B Education Challenge: New Approach Needed
Alberta invests $6.7 billion annually in higher education, but experts argue the province must rethink its approach to human capital development for future success.
ApplyBoard 2026 Report Reveals Education Transformation
ApplyBoard's 2026 Trends Report shows how policy changes and student priorities are reshaping international education with Canada facing 54% visa decline.
EMSB student suspended over social media posts about Israel
A Royal West Academy student's suspension for critical Israel posts ignites free speech concerns. Parents claim EMSB silencing voices while board defends policy enforcement.
Trump Administration Dismantles Education Department
The Trump administration has started breaking up the Education Department, transferring key offices to other federal agencies. Learn how this affects schools, colleges, and student funding across Canada.
GECDSB faces potential supervision over governance
Greater Essex County District School Board chair threatens supervision amid governance disputes. Learn about the escalating tensions and potential consequences for Windsor-area education.
International student caps threaten B.C. small colleges
Trevor McFadyen warns that international student caps could push B.C.'s small campuses to the brink, threatening affordable local education in communities across the province.
Report issues recommendations after student data breach
A new report outlines critical recommendations following a mass student data breach, emphasizing that privacy protections require proactive measures and robust security protocols.
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