Winnipeg seeks public input on new Garden City library
Winnipeggers invited to share feedback on new Mike O'Shaughnessy Library opening in Garden City Shopping Centre in late 2026. Have your say on this community facility!
Category : Education
Halifax university faculty condemn binding arbitration
Striking part-time faculty at two Halifax universities strongly oppose the request for binding arbitration. Learn the latest on this developing labour dispute impacting Nova Scotia's education sector.
Calgary Students at STEM Racing World Finals
A team of six Grade 12 physics students from Strathcona-Tweedsmuir School in Calgary is representing Canada at the STEM Racing World Finals. Discover their incredible journey.
Ottawa school board investigates hateful graffiti
The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board is investigating hateful graffiti discovered at a high school. Learn about the incident and the board's response.
Ontario School Bus Cancellations: Decision Factors Explained
Discover how Ontario school bus cancellation decisions are made during winter weather. Learn about safety protocols and factors affecting student transportation.
Alberta teachers contemplate leaving province over policies
Alberta educators express grief and anger as government intervention in teacher strike prompts career reconsideration. Learn why teachers are considering leaving the profession.
Historic Flanders Fields Manuscripts at McGill Library
McGill University's Osler Library preserves four handwritten copies of John McCrae's iconic war poem, offering unique insights into Canadian history and remembrance traditions ahead of Remembrance Day.
How Canadian Universities Preserve Wartime Memory
Explore how Canadian universities preserve the legacy of wartime sacrifice through education, research, and campus memorials. Discover why memory is essential for freedom.
Alberta premier heads committee on classroom complexity
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announces she will personally lead a cabinet committee to address classroom size and complexity issues in provincial schools.
Thousands Visit Algonquin College Fall Open House
Thousands of prospective students explored programs at Algonquin College's fall open house. Discover the opportunities that drew such a massive crowd to the Ottawa campus.
Medway High Wins First OFSAA Field Hockey Championship
Medway High School's grade 12 student scores championship-winning goal to secure school's first OFSAA field hockey title in historic victory.
Alberta Premier Vows Quick Fix for Overwhelmed Classrooms
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announces immediate action through a new task force to address classroom complexity and create a less chaotic teaching environment for students and educators.
Student Groups Push for Lower BC Ferries Fares
University groups in BC have penned a letter calling for reduced ferry rates for post-secondary students, advocating for more affordable travel between campuses and homes.
Alberta Teachers Challenge Bill 6 Literacy Screeners
Alberta's Bill 6 mandates K-3 literacy screeners, but 75% of teachers find them ineffective. Learn why educators say classroom expertise beats standardized testing.
Governments silencing teachers hurt students
Analysis reveals teacher strikes are acts of advocacy for learning conditions. When governments use legislation to silence educators, students ultimately suffer the consequences.
UBC Tower Plan Threatens Wreck Beach Views
A proposed 26-storey tower at UBC's Vancouver campus faces opposition from the Wreck Beach Preservation Society over view corridor concerns. Learn about the controversy.
U of C sued for $500K over academic failure
International student Enes Etlik sues University of Calgary for $500,000, alleging academic procedural failures jeopardized his immigration status and legal career in Canada.
WWII Vet George Morasch Recalls War Experiences to Students
102-year-old Calgary Highlanders veteran George Morasch shares powerful WWII memories with elementary students, detailing U-boat encounters and Normandy battles. A living history lesson.
Yates Cup at Wilfrid Laurier University During Upgrades
Wilfrid Laurier University welcomes Yates Cup as University Stadium undergoes field improvements. Learn about the upgrades and championship hosting.
No gun found after Kamloops school lockdown: RCMP
B.C. RCMP confirm no credible evidence of firearm after NorKam Secondary lockdown. Police investigation concludes no threat to public safety. Read the latest details.
Northern Alberta Daycare Gets Probationary Licence
A Cold Lake daycare faces a probationary licence and reduced capacity after provincial inspectors found supervision and equipment safety issues. Learn about the stipulations and parental rights.
Windsor Athena Awards Luncheon Honors Women Leaders
St. Clair College hosted the 2025 Athena Scholarship Luncheon, celebrating Windsor's exceptional women leaders and empowering the next generation.
4 Windsor Women Win 2025 ATHENA Scholarships
Four inspiring young women in Windsor receive ATHENA scholarships for academic excellence and leadership, celebrating those who inspire others to reach higher.
Cornell University Reaches $60M Deal to Restore Federal Funds
Cornell University reaches $60 million agreement with Trump administration to restore over $250 million in federal funding. Learn how this impacts academic institutions across Canada.
Alberta Daycare Issued Probationary License
Happy House Daycare in Cold Lake receives a probationary license from the province due to non-compliance concerns. Learn about the details and what this means for childcare standards in Alberta.
Alberta class size task force leaves teachers off panel
Alberta's new class size task force excludes classroom teachers, featuring ministers and superintendents instead. Learn how this controversial decision impacts education policy.
Nova Scotia Students Learn About Remembrance Day
Students at École du Carrefour in Dartmouth participated in a special Remembrance Day ceremony with military members on November 7, 2025, learning why we honor our veterans.
Sudbury Trades Program Grows Thanks to Business Support
Rainbow District School Board's Think Trades initiative expands through funding from two Greater Sudbury companies, enhancing skilled trades education for local students.
Ontario demands Near North school board reforms
Ontario's Education Minister issues ultimatum to Near North District School Board, demanding action on 15 investigation recommendations. Will reforms happen?
Alberta forms committee to address classroom challenges
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announces new cabinet committee to examine classroom complexity issues across the province's education system. Learn about the government's latest initiative.
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