Canada's Global Rank in Research and Higher Education
Canada ranks among top countries in research and higher education, with strong investment in R&D and high-quality universities, but faces challenges in equity and funding.
Category : Education
U of Manitoba Wins 2026 CFA Ethics Challenge National Title
University of Manitoba team wins national title at the 10th annual CFA Societies Canada Ethics Challenge, showcasing exceptional ethical judgment in investment practice.
Langara College May Pause Journalism Program
Langara College in Vancouver is considering pausing its journalism program, sparking dismay among students and faculty. The decision reflects broader challenges in journalism education.
HPU Graduates Class of 2026 with Former Walmart CEO Speech
High Point University honored over 1,000 graduates in two ceremonies, with former Walmart International CEO Kathryn McLay delivering the keynote address and receiving an honorary doctorate.
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Frank McKenna Donates $20M to StFX Scholarship Program
Former N.B. premier Frank McKenna donates $20 million to St. Francis Xavier University for the largest scholarship program in Canada, aiming to attract top students nationwide.
Bard College President Botstein to Retire After Epstein Scrutiny
Leon Botstein, president of Bard College, announced his retirement following scrutiny over his ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Saskatoon Youth Group Homes Open with $1.5M Project
Two new youth group homes have opened in Saskatoon, supported by a $1.5 million project aimed at providing stable housing for vulnerable young people.
Ontario Invests $78.5M in Canadore and Nipissing
Ontario provides $78.5 million to Canadore College and Nipissing University for infrastructure and program upgrades, enhancing post-secondary education in Northern Ontario.
Missing Man with Liver Disease Sought by Vancouver Police
Vancouver Police and family are concerned for Gurminder Dhaliwal, a missing man with liver disease. He was last seen in the city. Anyone with information is urged to contact police.
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OQLF Survey: Most Montreal Businesses Comply with French Rules
A new OQLF survey reveals that the majority of Montreal-area businesses are adhering to French language regulations, highlighting compliance trends in Quebec.
RRC Polytech Cuts Programs Amid International Student Drop
Red River College Polytech is cutting programs due to a decline in international student enrolment, affecting multiple departments and staff.
HPU Honors Record Graduate Class at Commencement
High Point University celebrated its largest graduate commencement, conferring over 1,700 degrees this academic year. Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins delivered the keynote address.
Royal Conservatory to investigate historic sexual abuse allegations
The Royal Conservatory of Music has announced an investigation into historical sexual abuse allegations, following recent reports. The institution vows transparency.
Retired paramedic's experiences inspire new novel
A retired Nova Scotia paramedic shares how his first responder career inspired his new novel, highlighting the realism and challenges faced by emergency workers.
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Mandarin Co-Founder James Chiu Dies at 76
James Chiu, co-founder of Mandarin Restaurants, passed away at 76 after a battle with pulmonary fibrosis. He built a 29-location chain in Ontario.
Parrots Copy Friends Trying New Foods: Study
A new study reveals that wild parrots learn from their peers when deciding to try unfamiliar foods, highlighting social learning in animals.
Criminologists Assess Missing N.S. Siblings Search After Year
Nearly a year after Jack and Lily Sullivan vanished, criminologists review the RCMP's search efforts and new details released in the case.
Cote First Nation Opens Baby Room for Student Parents
Cote First Nation launches a baby room to help young parents attend school, providing on-site childcare to support education and reduce barriers for student parents.
Youthlink Calgary Rebrands to Calgary Police Discovery Centre
Youthlink Calgary Police Interpretative Centre is renamed to Calgary Police Discovery Centre after 30 years, marking a new chapter for the educational hub.
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Algoma University $16M Deficit, Job Cuts
Algoma University reports a $16.45 million deficit, leading to 50-75 job cuts as enrolment drops 50%. Tough decisions ahead for the institution.
John Osler Named UCalgary Chancellor
John Osler, a Calgary lawyer and philanthropist, has been named the 16th chancellor-elect of the University of Calgary, effective immediately.
Quebec Museums Get $5M Yearly Funding Increase
The Quebec government announces a $5-million-a-year increase in funding for museums across the province, aiming to enhance cultural preservation and accessibility.
Fraser Valley Partners Unite for Student Pathways
UFV and six BC school districts sign a collaboration to create a seamless K-16 education framework, addressing labour market needs and student success.
Georgian College Orillia Campus Closed
Georgian College has officially closed its Orillia campus, marking a significant change for students and the local community in Ontario.
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Saskatchewan Updates Time Zone Laws After Alberta Move
Saskatchewan will update its time zone legislation after Alberta's decision to adopt permanent daylight time, aiming to maintain alignment with its neighbor.
Former Brantford Councillor Larry Kings Dies at 78
Larry Kings, who served on Brantford city council for over two decades, has died. He was remembered for his dedication to community service and local governance.
First Nation Loses Health Funding Over Misappropriation
A Manitoba First Nation has lost health funding after directors allegedly misappropriated federal money, according to a lawsuit. The case highlights ongoing issues with Indigenous health funding.
Student AI Conference: More Than Just Computer Science
Edmonton Public School Board's Student AI Conference at Fantasyland Hotel teaches high-school students that AI is more than just computer science, covering ethics, creativity, and real-world applications.
Young Researchers Spotlight Innovation at London Health Research Day
Hundreds of young researchers showcased their work at London Health Research Day, featuring over 200 poster presentations and fostering collaboration in health sciences.
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Dr. Roberta Iannacito-Provenzano: TMU's First Female President
Dr. Roberta Iannacito-Provenzano becomes the 10th president and first woman to lead Toronto Metropolitan University, marking a historic milestone.
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