Vancouver Island Student Apprehended for Alleged School Threats
A student on Vancouver Island has been taken into custody by authorities following reports of alleged threats made at a local school, prompting a swift police response.
Category : Education
Southern Alberta Colleges Unite to Boost Education Opportunities
Four post-secondary institutions in Southern Alberta have signed a landmark agreement to strengthen higher education and expand opportunities for students across the region.
Alberta Education Bill Faces Criticism from Teachers, NDP
Alberta's proposed education legislation, aimed at depoliticizing classrooms, is drawing strong opposition from educators, the teachers' association, and the NDP, who argue it undermines professional autonomy.
ATA President Worried About Bill 25's Effect on Schools
Alberta Teachers' Association president Jason Schilling expresses concerns that Bill 25 could create a 'police state' atmosphere in schools, questioning how teachers can remain neutral on topics like genocide while Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides
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40 Vice-Principals Leave Toronto School Board in Leadership Shift
The Toronto District School Board is set to lose 40 vice-principals ahead of the next academic year, marking a significant leadership transition within Canada's largest school district.
Parents Protest Sudden Cuts to TCDSB Language, Reading Programs
Families express deep concern as the Toronto Catholic District School Board unexpectedly slashes essential language and reading support initiatives, impacting student learning outcomes.
U of C Alumni Fundraising for New Dinos Stadium on Campus
A University of Calgary football alumni group has raised millions toward a new on-campus stadium for Dinos varsity teams, with feasibility studies underway for a 3,500-7,000 seat facility featuring a seasonal dome.
Bill 25 Faces Criticism as Anti-Democratic Education Control
Alberta's proposed Bill 25, aimed at removing politics from classrooms, faces criticism for potentially stifling democratic discourse and limiting social studies education.
UWindsor Names NextStar Energy Co-op Employer of the Year
The University of Windsor has recognized NextStar Energy as its Co-op Employer of the Year, highlighting the company's commitment to student development and industry partnerships in the Windsor region.
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Edmonton Fire Cadet Program Recruits High School Students
Edmonton Fire Rescue Services invites high school students to join its Fire Cadet program, offering hands-on training and career development in emergency services.
Alberta Weighs Social Media Ban for Youth in New Legislation
Alberta's government is proposing to remove politics and ideology from classrooms while exploring a potential social media ban for youth, sparking discussions on digital safety and education reform.
Canada's International Student Strategy Criticized in Report
A new auditor general report reveals Canada's international student reduction strategy caused severe damage to post-secondary institutions and harmed the country's global reputation, with British Columbia suffering disproportionately.
Fleming College Launches $100,000 Entrance Scholarships
Fleming College introduces a new entrance scholarship program, investing $100,000 to support 50 full-time domestic students in high-demand fields like healthcare and skilled trades.
St. Clair College Projects $5.5 Million Deficit in Budget
St. Clair College in Windsor has approved a budget projecting a $5.5 million deficit, highlighting financial challenges in the education sector amid broader economic pressures.
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Windsor Students Make Historic Skills Ontario Robotics Debut
The RoboHawks from Heatherington Public School will compete at the Skills Ontario Competition in Toronto, marking the first regional team to reach this prestigious robotics stage.
Young Calgarians Discuss City's Future and What Keeps Them Here
As Calgary approaches two million residents, young adults voice concerns about affordability, job opportunities, and engagement while sharing what makes the city home.
Maritime Schools Closed April 1 by Snow, Freezing Rain
A severe winter storm forced widespread school closures across the Maritimes on April 1, 2026, disrupting education and travel with heavy snow and icy conditions.
Police Probe Threatening Call to Bracebridge School
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a threatening phone call made to a Bracebridge elementary school, heightening community safety concerns.
Timmins High School Students Hold Easter Food Drive
Students at Timmins High and Vocational School will collect food and cash donations across the city on Thursday to support three local food banks during the Easter season.
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Waterloo-Kitchener Soccer Clubs Launch Talent Partnership
Soccer clubs from Waterloo and Kitchener have announced a groundbreaking partnership to identify and promote the region's top soccer talent through a new collaborative program.
Georgian College and CFB Borden Form Training Partnership
Georgian College and Canadian Forces Base Borden announce a collaborative initiative to combine technical education with specialized military training, enhancing skills development for both students and personnel.
Special Needs Teen Burned in Bath While in Ministry Care
A British Columbia teenager with special needs sustained second- and third-degree burns during a bath incident while under ministry care, sparking family outrage and raising questions about supervision protocols.
Handgun Pointed at Student in Mississauga School Under Investigation
Peel Regional Police are investigating a violent altercation at a Mississauga high school where a handgun was pointed at a student. The incident, captured on video, has gone viral internationally.
Boy Inspired by Philosophical Road Trip in Victoria
An 11-year-old Victoria boy's walk with his mom leads to a profound conversation about life's big questions after meeting a woman on a cross-country philosophical journey.
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Regina Parents Concerned Over Band Program Changes
Advocates express growing worries about Regina Public Schools' modifications to band programs, citing potential impacts on student music education and community engagement.
Alberta Bill Bans Political Positions in Schools, Limits Flags
Alberta's proposed Bill 25 would prohibit school boards from taking political stances, restrict classroom discussions on social topics, and limit displayed flags primarily to Canadian and Alberta flags.
Judge Orders Penn to Hand Over Records in Antisemitism Probe
A federal judge has mandated the University of Pennsylvania to submit records regarding Jewish employees as part of an EEOC investigation into antisemitic discrimination, while protecting individual affiliations.
Alberta Bans Politics, Ideology from Classrooms in New Law
Alberta introduces legislation to remove political and ideological content from classrooms, aiming to refocus education on core subjects. The move sparks debate over curriculum neutrality and educational priorities.
Library Director Fired Over LGBT Books Dispute in Tennessee
Luanne James was terminated after refusing to relocate over 100 LGBT-themed books from children's sections, sparking debate over censorship and intellectual freedom in public libraries.
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Social Media's Impact on Critical Thinking Skills
Educational psychology expert Jacqueline Leighton warns that constant online information exposure may be diminishing our ability to analyze and evaluate information critically, with potential long-term consequences for society.
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