Laurentian University Defends President Against Non-Confidence Motion
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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Teens Accused of Plotting Simultaneous School Attacks
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.
Nova Scotia Teen Held for Alleged School Attack Plot
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.
Teachers' Union Eyes Per-Student Funding Increase in Sask. Budget
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.
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Maya Gebala's Fight for Life After School Shooting
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.
B.C. School Trustee Quits Over Gender Ideology Concerns
Laurie Throness resigns from Chilliwack School Board, citing Tumbler Ridge shooting as catalyst for calling out SOGI curriculum and demanding provincial inquiry.
From Brass Tacks to Brass Tax: The Evolution of a Common Eggcorn
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.
U of W Professor Sues, Says Experience Worse Than Cancer
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.
Winnipeg School Tax Hikes Accumulate Above Normal Levels
School divisions in Winnipeg are implementing tax increases significantly higher than typical annual adjustments, placing additional financial pressure on homeowners across the city.
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Edmonton Schools Address Overcrowded Classrooms as Priority
Edmonton public schools are facing significant challenges with overcrowded classrooms, prompting discussions on solutions to improve student learning environments and educational outcomes.
Métis Nation Child-Care Center Nears Finish in Saskatoon
The Métis Nation–Saskatchewan is finalizing construction on a new child-care facility in Saskatoon, aimed at enhancing early childhood services for the community.
Saskatoon Schools' Safety Changes Post-Arson Attack
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.
DIY Bike Hub Breaks Barriers in Calgary Cycling Community
A new community bike shop in southeast Calgary offers DIY repair space, affordable bikes, and educational programs to increase youth independence and access to sustainable transportation.
More School Options Key to Addressing Classroom Complexity
Alberta's education system faces growing challenges with complex classrooms. While budget increases are planned, experts argue that expanding specialized programs and addressing screen time are more critical than class size caps for student success.
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Barrie Police Warn of Rental Scams Targeting Foreign Students
Barrie Police have issued a warning about rental scams targeting foreign students, with over $100,000 in losses reported in the past year. Scammers use high-pressure tactics and fake listings to exploit vulnerable individuals.
Quebec Converts 5,000 Daycare Spots to Subsidized
Quebec announces a plan to transform 5,000 unsubsidized daycare spots into subsidized ones, aiming to enhance childcare affordability and accessibility for families across the province.
Winnipeg School Buses Canceled in Multiple Regions Due to Weather
The Winnipeg School Division has canceled bus services in several regions as severe winter weather, including heavy snow and strong winds, creates hazardous driving conditions. This decision impacts numerous students and families, with officials urging ca
Cognitive Training Apps Rise with Mind Palace Methods
Memory training apps like memoryOS are gaining popularity by digitizing the ancient mind palace technique, helping professionals enhance recall and productivity in modern workplaces.
Calgary's Discovery House Reopens Flood-Damaged Family Apartments
Discovery House in Calgary has reopened its family support apartments after extensive flood damage repairs, providing critical housing for families in need.
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HPU Surprises Family with Free NCAA Tournament Trip
High Point University surprised a local family of superfans with an all-expenses-paid trip to watch the Panthers play in the NCAA Tournament in Portland, Oregon.
Prodigy Launches Free Math Facts Tool for Student Fluency
Prodigy Education introduces Prodigy Math Facts, a free game-based learning tool designed to help teachers build math fluency through engaging daily practice.
Ontario Should Ignore Teacher Unions on Standardized Testing
As student spending in Ontario has increased, standardized test scores have declined. Teacher unions advocate for abolishing EQAO testing, but evidence suggests more funding isn't the solution to improving math education outcomes.
Concordia Anti-Israel Activism Event Sparks Montreal Controversy
A recent talk at Montreal's Vanier College featuring Concordia University students has drawn criticism for promoting one-sided pro-Palestinian views and extremist rhetoric, raising questions about academic discourse on campus.
SUNshine Girl Samantha: Model and Conflict Studies Scholar
Samantha, a former SUNshine Girl, balanced modeling with academic pursuits, completing a master's in conflict studies to help families achieve peace.
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Toronto Catholic Teachers Fired After Anti-Black Racism Allegations
The Toronto Catholic District School Board confirms teachers placed on leave amid allegations of anti-Black racism are no longer employed by the board, following an investigation.
Calgary School's Ramadan Policy Sparks International Controversy
A Calgary school's initiative to create no-food spaces for fasting Muslim students during Ramadan has ignited a firestorm of debate and drawn international media attention.
Alberta Med Students Meet Policymakers on Health Issues
Over 30 medical students from Alberta universities gathered at the legislature to discuss health-system challenges with government policymakers during the Provincial Day of Action event.
Lethbridge Polytechnic Launches Pre-Veterinary Diploma
Lethbridge Polytechnic has introduced a new pre-veterinary medicine diploma, marking a significant advancement in veterinary education in Alberta. The program aims to prepare students for veterinary school and address regional workforce needs.
Alberta Pandas Win First National Volleyball Title in 19 Years
The University of Alberta Pandas women's volleyball team secured their first national championship in nearly two decades with a thrilling victory over Sherbrooke in Langley, B.C.
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London's March Break Officially Underway with Festivities
March break has officially begun in London, Ontario, with families enjoying local attractions like The Factory. The city welcomes a week of scheduled activities and events for children and parents alike.
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