A free University of Saskatchewan webinar explores rising food costs, corporate consolidation in grocery retail, and local solutions like community gardens to enhance food sovereignty in Saskatoon and beyond.
Three young hockey players from Nova Scotia have been charged with sexual assault following a hazing investigation. The case highlights serious concerns about safety and conduct in amateur sports.
Quebec Solidaire launches a petition to reverse $13 million in provincial funding cuts to school outings, arguing it harms Montreal students' educational experiences and equity.
The New Brunswick government's proposed education reforms have generated significant public and stakeholder feedback, with comprehensive plans set for release this spring amid ongoing discussions.
Winston Knoll Collegiate students win pitch competition with ride-share app, part of Enactus Regina's entrepreneurship program that connects youth with investors.
An Ottawa city councillor raises alarm over proposed funding reductions at Algonquin College, warning of negative impacts on students and the regional economy.
A McGill University student from the U.S. describes the surreal experience of watching America's democratic erosion from Montreal, offering actionable steps for Canadians and expats to respond.
RCMP in Coquitlam, B.C., are investigating multiple school threats deemed unfounded, with police presence at Centennial Secondary School and other locations to ensure community safety.
London-based Event Connect is experiencing rapid growth by specializing in travel logistics for youth sports teams, securing millions of hotel rooms for competitions across North America.
Georgian College and the YMCA of Simcoe/Muskoka have partnered to establish a new Community Impact Lab at the Huntsville Library, fostering local collaboration and innovation.
A Northern Ontario initiative introduces students to curling through school programs, leveraging Olympic inspiration and free ice time to boost youth participation in the sport.
Author Barbara Coloroso emphasizes teaching children media savvy skills to navigate social media safely, addressing bullying and online threats in modern parenting.
The annual Luther Invitational Basketball Tournament kicks off at Luther College High School in Regina, featuring competitive high school basketball action.
Parents, staff, and union leaders in Prince Edward Island protested the Progressive Conservative leadership forum, citing severe classroom strain and a system in crisis.
Windsor Regional Hospital staff received complimentary esthetic treatments from St. Clair College students as part of a partnership aimed at supporting healthcare workers' well-being.
Multiple schools in Coquitlam were placed under lockdown Wednesday afternoon following reports of alleged threats, with RCMP officers responding to the active situation.
The University of Calgary has introduced new economics scholarships honoring alumnus and former Prime Minister Stephen Harper, with awards for undergraduate and graduate students.
The RCMP is investigating threats made at various schools in Coquitlam, British Columbia, following a recent lockdown incident at Centennial Secondary School.
Durham police investigate threats at a Pickering school, warning they may be tied to an online network preying on children, as parents rally for safety.
St. Clair College in Windsor, Ontario, has halted the expansion of a key program due to a significant drop in student enrolment, reflecting broader challenges in post-secondary education.
The Ottawa French public school board held a groundbreaking ceremony for the new South Orléans Public High School on Mer-Bleue Road, with the facility scheduled to open in 2027.
School Sport Alberta's Beyond Boundaries: Women in Sport Conference in Edmonton brought together athletes and professionals to discuss opportunities and challenges in the sports industry.
Private daycare operators in Quebec express frustration over not being consulted as the province expands its secularism law to include their sector, raising concerns about implementation.
Nova Scotia Community College's Sydney Waterfront Campus introduces a new training program to attract and prepare utility power line workers, addressing industry demand.
A second-grade student in the United States accidentally shot himself inside a classroom, sustaining non-life-threatening injuries. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about firearm safety.
David A. Ross steps down from the School of Visual Arts after his name appears in the recently unsealed Jeffrey Epstein documents released by the U.S. Department of Justice.
Students across Waterloo Region opted to walk to school on Wednesday, February 4, 2026, as part of a community initiative promoting physical activity and environmental awareness.
The CK Flex Plex celebrated its official grand opening in Chatham, Ontario, on February 4, 2026, marking a significant addition to local sports infrastructure.
A Winnipeg school was evacuated on February 4, 2026, due to a reported threat. Police responded, and an investigation is ongoing to ensure student and staff safety.
Archaeologists in England have uncovered a pit filled with skeletons from the Anglo-Saxon era, with forensic analysis indicating the individuals met violent ends, shedding new light on early medieval conflict.