Ontario Minister Wowed by UK School, No Changes Expected
Ontario's education minister visited London's Michaela Community School, praising its strict discipline and academic success, but significant policy changes in Ontario remain improbable.
Category : Education
Universities Must Ask Provinces for Help: Immigration Minister
Immigration Minister Lena Diab emphasizes that financially struggling universities should seek assistance from provincial governments, highlighting federal-provincial roles in education funding.
Claresholm High School Evacuated Due to Bomb Threat
Willow Creek Composite High School in Claresholm was evacuated Friday morning after a bomb threat. RCMP confirmed all students and staff are safe at the community centre.
Electrical Issue Causes Berens River School Fire in Winnipeg
An electrical problem ignited a devastating fire at Berens River School in Winnipeg, destroying the building. The community is now urgently working to secure portable classrooms for displaced students.
Advocates Call for Strengthened Child-Care System in Canada
Child-care advocates are urging federal and provincial governments to enhance Canada's child-care system, citing ongoing challenges in accessibility and affordability.
$40K Grant for Dartmouth Food Prep Program at The North Grove
The North Grove community hub in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, has secured a $40,000 federal investment to expand its food preparation and culinary skills training program, enhancing local food security and workforce development.
SFU Ex-Manager Charged with Fraud, Theft Over $5,000
A former manager at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, B.C., faces criminal charges of fraud and theft exceeding $5,000, as authorities investigate alleged financial misconduct.
London School Free Bus Pass Pilot Launching in September
Clarke Road Secondary School in London, Ontario, is set to launch a pilot project offering free bus passes to students, potentially starting in September 2026. The initiative aims to improve student transportation access and reduce barriers to education.
UVic International Student Attacked, Seriously Injured in Saanich
An international student from the University of Victoria has been significantly injured in an attack in Saanich, British Columbia, with Saanich Police investigating the incident.
B.C. Trustee Ordered from Vehicle at Gunpoint by Police
A British Columbia school board trustee recounts a harrowing incident where RCMP officers ordered her out of her vehicle at gunpoint, raising questions about police procedures.
Kitchener Students Cheer Golden Hawks Hockey at School Day
Wilfrid Laurier University's annual School Day event drew thousands of local elementary students to cheer on the women's hockey team, fostering community spirit and sports enthusiasm among youth.
New Dome at Wilfrid Laurier University Offers Winter Options
Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Ontario, has opened a new dome at University Stadium, providing expanded recreational and athletic opportunities for students and the community during winter months.
Quebec Immigration Program Ax Leaves 25 UQAM Profs in Limbo
Twenty-five UQAM professors may be forced to leave Quebec after the province terminated the PEQ immigration program, creating uncertainty for their careers and families.
Winnipeg Councillor Outlines School Playground Funding Steps
A Winnipeg city councillor details practical measures to secure funding for school playgrounds, emphasizing realistic approaches amid budget constraints and community needs.
Essex County Library Hits Record Program Attendance in 2025
The Essex County Library system achieved unprecedented success in 2025, reporting record-breaking attendance across its diverse community programs and services throughout Windsor and the surrounding region.
Calandra Slams Peel School Plan as 'Chaotic'
Ontario PC MPP Paul Calandra condemns a proposed Peel District School Board initiative, warning it would create significant disruption and confusion for students across the region.
Quebec University Professors Fear Forced Departure
Academic professionals at Montreal universities express growing concerns about potential relocation due to evolving provincial policies and political climate in Quebec.
Regina Schools, Food Bank Fight Student Hunger
Regina Public Schools partners with the Regina Food Bank to significantly expand nutrition programs, addressing growing food insecurity among students in the community.
Seneca's Health Centre Earns Prestigious Design Awards
Seneca Polytechnic's new Health and Wellness Centre has received international recognition, winning top honors at the Global Architecture & Design Awards for its innovative approach to well-being and sustainability.
AI Schools: Future of Education or Risky Bet?
A private school chain in Austin uses AI to teach core subjects in just two hours daily, sparking debate on the future of education and potential risks.
Windsor-Essex Students Face Suspension Over Vaccination Records
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit warns that thousands of students risk suspension if immunization records aren't updated by March deadlines.
Thornton School Closure Considered in 1986
In 1986, Saskatoon's Thornton School faced potential closure as enrollment dropped below required levels and aging infrastructure posed significant challenges for the school board.
Toronto School Failed to Protect Boy from Bully, Expert Says
A Toronto mother says her son's school did not protect him from a violent bully, leading to emotional trauma. An expert explains why such failures are a widespread systemic issue in education.
Ontario Takes Over Peel School Board, Warns York Catholic
Ontario's Education Minister Paul Calandra has placed the Peel District School Board under provincial supervision and issued a warning to the York Catholic District School Board due to concerns over infighting and financial instability.
Ex-Edmonton Councillor Pushes for After-School Rec Program Revamp
Michael Walters, former Edmonton city councillor, is advocating for innovative changes to recreation centre operations to boost youth physical activity through enhanced after-school programs.
U of R Students Protest Paid Parking Change in Lot 6
University of Regina students express frustration as Lot 6 transitions to paid parking, sparking an online petition demanding reversal of the controversial decision.
Saskatoon Hockey Academy Launches This Fall
A new hockey academy in Saskatoon will allow student-athletes to train on ice while maintaining academic progress, starting in fall 2026.
Windsor Resident Raises Aquatic Centre Safety Concerns
A Windsor resident has raised significant staffing and safety concerns regarding the city's aquatic centre, highlighting potential risks and operational issues at the public facility.
Peel School Board Under Supervision, York Catholic Warned
The Ontario government has placed the Peel District School Board under immediate supervision and given the York Catholic District School Board two weeks to address governance and financial concerns.
Edmonton YMCA Downtown Community Campaign
The Don Wheaton YMCA in downtown Edmonton initiates a new campaign aimed at fostering community connections and revitalizing the city's core through inclusive programs and partnerships.
Page 3 of 38