Karla Jessen Williamson, an Inuk professor at the University of Saskatchewan, discusses how Donald Trump's threats to Greenland impact her work on decolonization and Indigenous knowledge.
Quebec will not seek court approval for revised tuition rules affecting non-francophone out-of-province students, maintaining a 33% increase that has led to budget cuts at English universities.
St. Joseph's-Alexander McKay Elementary School in Halifax's north end opens in February 2026, providing modern facilities to address growing student enrollment pressures in the area.
Parents at William Dunbar Public School in Pickering express concerns over the school's handling of a recent threat, stating it has damaged their confidence in safety protocols.
The president of the Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario has strongly criticized the provincial government's decision to take over a local school board, calling it an undemocratic move that undermines local governance.
Barrie police initiated a lockdown at Maple Ridge Secondary School on February 2, 2026, as part of an ongoing investigation. The incident prompted immediate safety protocols at the educational institution.
A significant water main break in Cambridge has led to the immediate closure of a local school, impacting students and staff. Authorities are assessing the damage and working on repairs.
The Surrey school district has dramatically expanded its Feeding Futures program, now providing free lunches at nearly all elementary schools while waitlists persist amid high food insecurity.
The Holodomor Legacy Initiative announces a global call for scholarly abstracts to advance research on the Holodomor, supported by $10 million in Canadian government funding through Global Affairs Canada.
New research shows grandparents who provide childcare for grandchildren experience better memory and language skills, with slower cognitive decline observed in grandmothers.
Burn survivors are engaging with Edmonton schoolchildren to share their experiences and promote safety awareness during a dedicated week, highlighting resilience and prevention.
The deaf community in Winnipeg, Manitoba, organized a town hall meeting to raise awareness about language deprivation, featuring presentations and discussions on this critical issue affecting communication access.
The Windsor West Little League in Ontario is working to restart its girls' softball program, holding a free clinic to gauge interest and build momentum for the upcoming season.
Woodland Park Elementary School in Surrey, B.C., will remain closed Monday following a significant overnight fire. Restoration efforts are in progress as authorities assess the damage.
A disturbing trend sees right-wing online influencers targeting Somali-operated child care centers, leading to heightened safety concerns and community distress across Canada.
High school students from across Alberta gathered at Memorial Composite High School for an intense robotics tournament, showcasing innovation and teamwork in STEM education.
A tentative agreement has been reached between Nipissing University and its faculty union, preventing a potential strike in North Bay, Ontario, and ensuring academic continuity.
The Hamilton Hawks Special Olympics team participated in a basketball tournament in Aylmer, Ontario, supported by a unique 'Choose to Include' donut fundraiser initiative.
Olds College has suspended its Craft Beverage and Brewery Operations program due to declining enrollment, reflecting challenges in Alberta's craft beer industry.
Firefighters in Surrey, B.C., say it's too early to determine if classes will be cancelled at Woodland Park Elementary following an overnight blaze. Restoration efforts are underway as authorities assess damage.
The province has issued tender approval for the construction of Wasaga Beach's inaugural Catholic high school, marking a significant milestone for education in the region.
A child psychiatrist examines how Alberta's political tensions, from separation talk to teacher strikes, shape children's understanding of conflict resolution and fairness.
A university instructor reflects on how book bans in Alberta schools could impact student literacy and engagement with literature, using Alison Bechdel's 'Fun Home' as a case study.
Mark Marquess, the iconic Stanford University baseball coach who led the Cardinal to two College World Series championships and over 1,600 wins, has passed away at age 78.
New research from Emory University shows grandmothers' brains activate differently when viewing grandchildren versus their own adult children, revealing distinct emotional and cognitive empathy patterns.
ICE agents patrol daily near Valley View Elementary in Columbia Heights, Minnesota, detaining children and creating fear. School staff and parents stand guard as families hide and students disappear.
The federal government announces a $1 million investment to support the operational costs of the newly integrated Coronation Park Sports and Recreation Centre in Edmonton, which opens this month alongside the rehabilitated Peter Hemingway Aquatic Centre.
The chair of the Peel District School Board accuses the Ontario government of using ministerial supervision as a distraction from chronic underfunding, highlighting systemic financial pressures in public education.
A provincial committee in Sudbury heard funding requests during pre-budget consultations, including Laurentian University's $25 million ask for pool repairs, amid broader economic and political discussions.
Northern College in Ontario has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Saudi Mining Polytechnic to advance mining education and training programs for students in Saudi Arabia.