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.
A Vancouver high school educator has been formally disciplined after multiple complaints regarding inappropriate classroom behavior, raising concerns about professional standards in local schools.
Halifax families are celebrating the start of March Break by visiting popular waterfront attractions, marking a vibrant beginning to the school holiday period in Nova Scotia.
Alberta acknowledges it cannot achieve Ottawa's $10-a-day childcare target under current terms, citing funding shortfalls and calling for federal clarity on future system design.
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Northern Ontario's Sault Ste. Marie will welcome 11 medical residents this summer, including two pediatric specialists, as part of a new training program expansion.
The Calgary Board of Education clarifies its stance on lunch schedule changes and food-free spaces at Fairview School to support Muslim students observing Ramadan, amid social media criticism.
Barrie police are alerting international students to prevalent scams targeting them, urging vigilance to prevent financial losses and personal harm.
Following the Tumbler Ridge shooting, a teacher argues that permanent school lockdowns are an ineffective overreaction that alienates communities and creates prison-like environments.
A new report reveals dangerous lead levels in Ottawa-Carleton District School Board drinking water, with over 100 samples exceeding provincial standards, raising health concerns for students.
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A 14-year-old female suspect is set to be sentenced for a violent assault at Evan Hardy Collegiate in Saskatoon, where a 15-year-old girl was set on fire and suffered serious injuries.
McGill University's Osler Library of the History of Medicine is hosting an exhibition of incunabula—rare books printed between 1450 and 1500—that bridge past and present medical knowledge, curated by Brenda Dunn-Lardeau.
Surrey's public schools are experiencing a significant decline in student enrollment, leading to reduced government funding. The district, already overcrowded with portables, faces financial pressure despite being in a growing city.
The GRADitude Project, organized by Trellis Society and Youth Central, provides free suits and dresses to Grade 12 students in Calgary and surrounding areas, removing financial barriers for graduation celebrations.
The Edmonton U16A ringette team has earned the honor of representing Alberta at the upcoming Western Canadian championship, showcasing local talent on a regional stage.
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The Sport Summit in Airdrie brought together local residents and co-founder Terri-Lynn Hamilton, highlighting grassroots sports initiatives and community building efforts in the Calgary area.
A new analysis reveals over 115,000 Canadian children permanently left all forms of schooling due to pandemic closures, creating severe undereducation and undersocialization with lasting societal impacts.
After a controversial policy denial, an Ottawa family's eldest child, whose sibling has a brain tumor, is now permitted to attend school, sparking debates on compassionate education practices.
Students at Dalhousie University in Halifax have voted to join a strike, escalating tensions over labor issues. The decision follows picketing activities on campus.
High school seniors in Calgary accessed complimentary suits and graduation gowns this weekend at The Gratitude Project, easing financial burdens for families.
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Krosby Jackman wins first place for his hat business at a trade show helping kids develop entrepreneurial skills in Regina-Moose Jaw, fostering innovation and business acumen.
The Writers' Guild of Alberta strongly criticizes the provincial government's removal of over 200 books, including graphic novels and classics, from school libraries, calling it an attack on freedom of expression and constitutional rights.
Upcoming specialized requirements for Regina's music classes in 2026-27 have educators worried about increased travel demands and inconsistent implementation across schools.
A five-year-old child remains hospitalized in serious condition after being struck by a vehicle near St. Juan Diego Catholic Elementary School on Thursday afternoon.
The B.C. Finance Ministry is investigating the Kwantlen Student Association over undisclosed financial matters, raising concerns about governance and transparency in student organizations.
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Thirty high school students from Calgary took part in a simulated city council meeting as part of the She Governs program, designed to foster civic engagement and leadership skills among youth.
The Waterloo university district experienced an unusually subdued beginning to the St. Patrick's Day weekend, with Ezra Avenue notably calm on March 14, 2026, contrasting typical festive crowds.
Police in Repentigny detained eight teenagers following a widely shared video showing a convenience store supervisor pushed to the ground outside Horizon High School, with charges pending.
Jürgen Habermas, the renowned German philosopher known for his theories on communication and democracy, has passed away at 96, leaving a profound legacy in modern thought.
University of Calgary President Ed McCauley discusses how education and talent development are crucial as Calgary approaches a population of two million people, emphasizing the university's role in economic prosperity.
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British Columbia's Finance Minister has launched an investigation into the Kwantlen Polytechnic University Students Association after it spent nearly $1 million on wages and benefits last year, far exceeding comparable institutions.
