Fanshawe College radio station seeks community partners to survive
London's beloved student-run radio station CJFX is fighting for survival as Fanshawe College seeks community partnerships to keep the airwaves alive after funding challenges.
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Canadian University Brews Science into Craft Beer
Discover how the University of Guelph is revolutionizing agricultural education by blending craft beer with cutting-edge research, creating an innovative tasting experience.
Alberta Pays Families During Teachers Strike
The Alberta government begins distributing financial relief payments to families affected by the ongoing teachers strike. Learn who qualifies and how much funding is available.
Port Elgin Pool Closes, Building Sold to School Board
The Port Elgin pool building, a community landmark for decades, has been sold to the Bluewater District School Board for educational repurposing, marking the end of an era for local swimmers.
Alberta invokes notwithstanding clause in teacher dispute
The Alberta government uses constitutional powers to impose teacher salary increases while simultaneously approving raises and benefits for political staff. Critics call it a troubling double standard.
Alberta cancels January diploma exams and provincial tests
Alberta Education makes major testing changes, cancelling all January diploma exams and provincial achievement tests due to COVID-19 disruptions affecting student learning.
Edmonton School Activities: Drama & Sports Face Changes
Edmonton's extracurricular landscape is transforming as schools grapple with funding challenges and shifting priorities. Discover how drama clubs, sports teams, and student activities are adapting in today's educational environment.
Students denied over unapproved COVID vaccines in Toronto, Ottawa
International students in Toronto and Ottawa are being denied entry to Canadian institutions despite being fully vaccinated with WHO-approved COVID-19 vaccines not recognized by Health Canada.
Firefighters rescue man from submerged car in Montreal river
A miraculous water rescue unfolded in Montreal as first responders pulled a senior citizen from a car fully submerged in the icy waters of Rivière des Prairies. The quick-thinking 73-year-old managed to call 911 before his vehicle sank completely.
Quebec Med Students Vote to Strike Over Health Law
Thousands of future doctors across four Quebec universities are taking a stand against Bill 31, voting overwhelmingly for strike action in a dramatic escalation of their protest against the province's healthcare reforms.
Moe Supports Alberta's Teacher Back-to-Work Order
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe voices strong support for Alberta's decision to mandate teachers back to classrooms amid ongoing labour disputes, calling the move 'required' for student welfare.
Mother's grief after son dies in college dorm accident
The heartbreaking story of a Canadian mother's journey through grief after her son died in a tragic dorm room accident during his first week of university, and how she's transforming pain into purpose.
Air Canada & CAE Launch 7th Women's Aviation Scholarship
Aspiring female pilots can now apply for the prestigious Air Canada and CAE scholarship program, offering financial support and mentorship opportunities to help women take flight in aviation careers.
Surrey parents track classroom disruptions in schools
Frustrated Surrey parents launch groundbreaking classroom disruption tracker, revealing shocking patterns of learning interruptions and student removals across local schools.
Six-a-Side Soccer Transforms Saskatchewan Communities
Discover how six-a-side football is transforming small-town Saskatchewan, bringing communities together through sport and creating unexpected athletic opportunities.
Teachers' Strike: Why Section 33 Was Justified
An in-depth analysis reveals why the Canadian teachers' strike was inherently political and how Section 33 became necessary for resolving the education crisis.
Trump's Nobel Physics Nomination Sparks Scientific Debate
Former President Donald Trump's surprise Nobel Physics Prize nomination by a controversial physicist has Canadian academics and scientists debating the boundaries of scientific recognition and political influence.
Your Tax Dollars Funding Questionable Research
Exclusive investigation reveals how Canadian taxpayers are funding controversial academic studies through federal grants. Discover where your money is really going.
Alberta Students Walk Out to Support Teachers in Contract Fight
Hundreds of Alberta students walked out of classrooms to support their teachers during contract negotiations, gathering at the legislature in a powerful show of solidarity for educators demanding better working conditions.
Alberta UCP reverses course on class size reporting
The UCP government makes a significant policy reversal, committing to restart transparent reporting of class sizes across Alberta schools after years of data blackout.
Alberta students rally for teachers, protest disability program
Edmonton students joined forces with protesters demanding better support for teachers and condemning Alberta's Disability Assistance Program (ADAP) in a powerful demonstration at the Legislature grounds.
Calgary students walk out supporting teachers in contract dispute
Hundreds of Calgary students walked out of classrooms in a powerful show of support for their teachers as contract negotiations between the Alberta Teachers' Association and the provincial government remain stalled.
Alberta students walk out supporting teachers' strike
Thousands of Alberta students left classrooms in coordinated walkouts to support teachers' labour dispute, creating one of the largest student-led protests in recent provincial history.
Why Canada Needs Charter Schools Now
Exploring how charter schools could revolutionize Canadian education by offering parents choice and fostering innovation in classrooms across the country.
Alberta UCP targets teacher rights in dangerous move
The Alberta UCP government's controversial Bill 15 could strip teachers of fundamental bargaining rights, setting a concerning precedent that threatens worker protections across the province. Learn how this legislation could impact your rights.
Dictionary.com picks Gen-Z slang '67' as Word of the Year
Discover why Dictionary.com chose the cryptic Gen-Z term '67' as its 2023 Word of the Year, beating out AI and other tech buzzwords in a surprising linguistic victory.
Windsor Lancers Football's Quest for Respect
The University of Windsor Lancers football program is fighting for respect and a championship breakthrough in Ontario University Athletics after years of rebuilding under head coach Jean-Paul Circelli.
George Brown College Considers Name Change
Toronto's George Brown College is exploring a significant rebranding initiative that could see the institution change its name for the first time in decades. Discover the reasons behind this potential transformation and what it means for students and the
Teacher shot by 6-year-old testifies in $40M lawsuit
A Virginia teacher shot by her 6-year-old student takes the stand in groundbreaking $40 million lawsuit alleging school negligence and security failures.
Teacher accused of cocaine use, giving vape to students
A shocking case unfolds in Ontario as an elementary school teacher faces multiple professional misconduct charges, including allegedly teaching while impaired by cocaine and providing a vape to students.
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