Construction of the Little Harbour Métis Child Care Centre in Penetanguishene began with a groundbreaking ceremony attended by children, marking a step toward culturally focused early childhood education.
Pope Leo XIV's homilies and addresses are now available in English translation, bringing his teachings to a wider audience since his election a year ago.
The Law Society of Ontario conferred honorary Doctor of Laws degrees on six individuals, including judges and advocates, at the June Call to the Bar ceremonies for outstanding contributions to justice.
Archaeologists in Denmark have uncovered a massive Viking-age textile production site near Aarhus, shedding new light on the scale and sophistication of Viking cloth manufacturing.
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The University of Toronto was the only Canadian university to crack the top 20 in a new global ranking, placing 17th overall according to the 2026 World University Rankings.
CCTG, EORTC and UK3CR welcome the G7 Leaders' announcement recognizing cancer as a global priority and calling for stronger international cooperation to improve patient outcomes.
Timmins High and Vocational School students built and installed custom security bars at Royal Canadian Legion Branch 88, combining practical skills with community service.
Calgary's new CTrain cars debut with upgraded features including improved accessibility, digital displays, and enhanced passenger comfort, replacing older models.
Ontario is investing $60 million to equip teachers with modernized classroom resources via a new provincewide digital learning platform, Edwin, starting this fall.
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Collège Boréal's Massage Therapy program has received preliminary national accreditation from the Canadian Massage Therapy Council for Accreditation, confirming its high training standards and compliance with rigorous professional requirements.
Auguste Escoffier School of Culinary Arts expands into Canada by acquiring Vancouver's Pacific Institute of Culinary Arts, with Chef-in-Residence Kristen Kish joining a live podcast event in Toronto.
Baby naming experts have identified the '100 Year Rule,' explaining why names like Eleanor and Theodore resurge after a century. Learn which names are poised for a comeback.
Saskatchewan Polytechnic and the provincial government have signed a new agreement to create more educational pathways for students, enhancing transfer credits and program articulation.
Toronto's next school year starts later, affecting child care arrangements. Parents face extended summer costs and scheduling challenges as the academic calendar shifts.
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Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra is enthusiastic about a total cellphone ban after visiting Quebec schools, where a ban has created a more engaged atmosphere.
York University's Lassonde School of Engineering launches its first professional master's degree: a course-based MEng in Sustainable Energy Systems to meet Canada's growing clean energy workforce demand.
Written exams will now count for up to 25 per cent of final grades in math, English and science for Ontario secondary students, the province announced.
After 30 years as a criminal defense attorney, a 60-year-old man taught a Gender in America course. The experience transformed his teaching, his friendships, and his understanding of vulnerability.
Riverside Secondary School students in Windsor have been awarded the prestigious Duke of Edinburgh International Award for their commitment to personal development and community service.
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Cornwall Alternative School in Regina celebrated its first Grade 12 graduating class in 53 years, marking a major milestone for the institution that serves at-risk and disadvantaged youth.
Dr. Alan Wildeman, the University of Windsor's sixth president who led the institution from 2008 to 2018, has passed away at age 72.
Authors of a new book argue Canada must confront homegrown far-right extremism, highlighting the threat of domestic radicalization and the need for national action.
Girl Guides in Regina have adapted their traditional cookie sales over nearly 100 years, reflecting changing times while maintaining a vital fundraiser. Sierra D'Souza Butts reports.
Timmins Public Library hosts the national launch of the TD Summer Reading Club on Saturday, June 22, from noon to 4 p.m., with activities for all ages.
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A retiring teacher wore a different costume each day of his final year to bring joy to students and colleagues, culminating in a surprise staff meeting celebration.
Brandon Slingerland from Lethbridge Polytechnic placed second in his event at the Skills Canada national competition, showcasing his technical skills.
Kaylee Gagné, an Ottawa high school graduate, has been awarded a $120,000 scholarship to study engineering at Queen's University, recognizing her academic excellence.
Moffat Creek Public School in Cambridge cancels formal graduation ceremony, opting for a student-only celebration, leaving parents feeling left out.
The New Brunswick school year concludes with a persistently high chronic absenteeism rate among students, raising concerns about academic impacts and long-term consequences.
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Calgary public schools face a severe substitute teacher shortage, causing classroom disruptions and increased workload for permanent staff. Officials scramble to cover absences.
