Senate report: outside experts should assess CBC news fairness
A Senate committee report recommends CBC's news coverage be evaluated by external experts for impartiality, citing concerns over balance and accuracy.
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Warsh-led Fed Expected to Keep US Interest Rates Unchanged
The Federal Reserve under Kevin Warsh is anticipated to leave interest rates unchanged at its first meeting, signaling a cautious approach to monetary policy amid economic uncertainty.
Emelda Byrne Retires, Says Catholic Board Poised for Future
Outgoing WECDSB director Emelda Byrne reflects on her career and expresses confidence in the board's future direction after passing a balanced $356.3M budget.
New Ukrainian Charter School Opens in Calgary
Yuzyk Academy, Calgary's first Ukrainian charter school, opens in September 2026. It offers K-4 bilingual education to preserve culture and language.
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Windsor Catholic Board Passes $356.3M Balanced Budget
The Windsor-Essex Catholic District School Board approved a balanced $356.3 million budget for the 2026-27 school year, focusing on student achievement and fiscal responsibility.
Western Student Creates Fitness Group to Fill Social Gap
A Western University student launched a fitness group to address a gap in London's social scene, fostering community through exercise and connection.
MacEwan University Nears 100,000 Alumni Milestone
MacEwan University's Spring 2026 convocation brings the institution closer to celebrating its 100,000th graduate. The ceremony took place at Winspear Centre on June 16.
Trump Admin Shifts Education Department Functions to Other Agencies
The Trump administration is accelerating the dismantling of the Education Department, moving civil rights enforcement to DOJ and special education to HHS, sparking concerns from advocates.
Manitoba Disability Services Overhaul Urged in Report
A landmark report calls for a complete overhaul of services for adults with disabilities in Manitoba, emphasizing equity, dignity, and belonging.
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Leamington Student Wins Canada's Top Undergrad Scholarship
Naomi Georges from Leamington, Ont. has been awarded Canada's biggest undergraduate scholarship, recognizing her academic excellence and community involvement.
Kokum & Dot: Cree Language Show for Kids
Kokum & Dot, a new North Vancouver-filmed series, teaches Cree language and culture through puppets, animation, and play, premiering on APTN June 21.
London Catholic Board Criticized Over Proposed Staff Cuts
The London Catholic school board is under fire for proposed cuts to education staff, sparking concern among parents and educators about the impact on student learning.
London Catholic Board Criticized for Education Staff Cuts
The London Catholic school board is under fire for proposed cuts to education staff, sparking concerns from parents and educators about impacts on student learning and support services.
Quebec Gives $20M to Strengthen French at English Universities
Quebec is providing $20 million annually to English-language universities to enhance French language skills among students, aiming to protect the province's linguistic heritage.
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Vincent Behm Named VP External Relations at St. Mary's
Vincent Behm, a respected educational leader with 30 years in Catholic education, has been appointed Vice-President of External Relations at St. Mary's University in Calgary.
Valérie Laflamme Named Vice-Rector at UdeS
Valérie Laflamme has been appointed Vice-Rector of Research and International Relations at Université de Sherbrooke, starting August 15, 2026, bringing over 15 years of federal government expertise.
Prince George to Attend Eton College for Education
Prince George, second in line to the British throne, will attend Eton College, following in the footsteps of his father Prince William and brother Prince Harry.
Viatris Named One of Canada's Best Workplaces 2026
Viatris Inc. has been recognized as one of the 2026 Best Workplaces in Canada by Great Place to Work, highlighting its commitment to employee engagement and positive workplace culture.
Assumption University Convocation Honors Leaders and Graduates
Assumption University awarded diplomas to 10 students, granted honorary degrees, and marked the retirement of Bishop Ronald Fabbro as chancellor during its convocation ceremony in Windsor.
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Montreal Protest Over Police Racism Allegations
Hundreds gathered outside Montreal police station 39 to protest against racism allegations, demanding accountability and systemic change.
London Students Open Letters From 8 Years Ago
Grade 8 students at Stoney Creek Public School in London, Ont., opened letters they wrote to themselves in 2018, reflecting on their growth and memories.
Risky Restaurants Wins Gold CAJ Award for Data Journalism
The investigative series Risky Restaurants, a collaboration between Edmonton Journal and MacEwan University, won gold at the CAJ Awards for data journalism, exposing flaws in Alberta's restaurant inspection system.
WWII Veteran George Beardshaw Gets Honorary Doctorate
George Beardshaw, a 102-year-old World War II veteran, was awarded an honorary doctor of laws degree by Laurier, recognizing his service and contributions.
Police Warn Against Fireworks at Brampton Canada Day Event
Peel Regional Police urge residents to avoid bringing fireworks to a Canada Day celebration in a Brampton park, citing safety concerns and legal restrictions.
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PM Carney Visits Ancestral Home in County Mayo Today
Prime Minister Mark Carney and his wife Diana Fox Carney arrive in Charlestown, County Mayo, Ireland, to visit the family's ancestral home.
Why Do Humans Prefer Walking Counter-Clockwise?
A new study reveals that humans have a natural tendency to walk counter-clockwise, but the reason behind this behavior remains unknown to scientists.
85-Year-Old Earns Fifth Degree, Plans More
Ann Laubstein, 85, received her fifth university degree from Carleton University, a BSc in Neuroscience and Mental Health, and plans to continue studying.
Muslim Grad: Anti-Israel Mob Hijacked My McGill Ceremony
A Muslim McGill graduate recounts how pro-Palestine protesters disrupted her graduation, turning a celebration into a political demonstration.
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Ontario Cuts Teacher Training to 1 Year Amid Shortage
Ontario reduces teacher training to a 12-month program, saving students up to $3,000 in tuition, amid a growing educator shortage. The 80-day practicum remains.
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