Regina Schools Expand Food Programs in 19 Schools
Regina Public Schools partners with Regina Food Bank to expand in-school food programs across 19 elementary schools, addressing student hunger and food insecurity.
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Alberta Teacher Finalist for National Music Education Award
Cremona School band teacher Alex Hutcheon is among five finalists for the 2026 MusiCounts Teacher of the Year Award, with a chance to win $10,000 and attend the Junos.
Lockdown Lifted at Coquitlam School After Police Probe
A lockdown at Centennial Secondary School in Coquitlam has been lifted after police determined there was no active threat. The incident prompted a significant police response on Wednesday afternoon.
Countdown to 2027 Special Olympics Winter Games in North Bay
North Bay, Ontario, officially starts the one-year countdown to hosting the 2027 Special Olympics Ontario Winter Games, expecting around 400 athletes for events like curling and skiing.
Gas Leak Forces Evacuation of North York Schools
Two schools in North York were evacuated due to a potential gas leak, with fire crews on scene investigating ventilation issues. No injuries reported as authorities ensure student safety.
Gas Leak Forces North York School Evacuation
A primary school in North York, Toronto, was evacuated on Tuesday due to a hazardous gas leak. Emergency services responded swiftly, with no injuries reported among students or staff.
Ford Government Takes Over Peel School Board, Warns York Catholic
The Ontario government, led by Education Minister Paul Calandra, has taken direct control of the Peel District School Board and placed the York Catholic District School Board under formal notice for performance issues.
Ford Government Takes Over Peel School Board
The Ontario government, led by Education Minister Paul Calandra, has taken direct control of the Peel District School Board, citing governance and financial concerns.
Halifax Students Volunteer to Mark 75 Years Since Fire
Mount Saint Vincent University students in Halifax honor the 75th anniversary of a historic fire by volunteering at the Parker Street Food Bank, showcasing community spirit.
MITT to Close as Student Numbers Plummet in Winnipeg
The Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology is set to shut down permanently following a significant decline in student enrolment, marking the end of an era for vocational education in Winnipeg.
Toddler Sets World Record for Snooker Trick Shots
A two-year-old boy from Ontario has officially set a Guinness World Record for snooker trick shots, using a stool to reach the table and demonstrating remarkable skill at an incredibly young age.
U of S Student Launches Film Club to Spark Creativity
University of Saskatchewan student Onyinyechi Okoro creates The Second Take Collective film club to provide creative opportunities for students and build a lasting legacy in Saskatoon's arts community.
Windsor Spitfires Kids Takeover Night Seeks Children
The Windsor Spitfires are inviting children to participate in their upcoming Kids Takeover night, offering a unique behind-the-scenes hockey experience for young fans in the community.
U of R Rams Player Suspended Despite Stayed Drug Charges
A former University of Regina Rams football player continues to face suspension from the team even after drug charges against him were stayed by prosecutors, according to university officials.
Regina Police Academy Showcase for Grade 8 Students
Regina Police Service members presented to Scott Collegiate Grade 8 students, offering a unique recruitment opportunity for the Scott Police Academy program.
Fleming College Launches Ontario's First Immersive Vet Tech Program
Fleming College introduces Ontario's first accelerated Veterinary Technician program with clinical training starting week one, addressing province-wide shortages through partnership with Peterborough Humane Society.
Barrie School Bus Cancellations for Wednesday
Multiple school bus routes in the Barrie region have been cancelled for Wednesday, January 28, 2026, due to anticipated winter weather and road safety concerns.
Why Epstein Files Release Stalled: Expert Analysis
A political science expert explains the complex legal and political factors causing delays in the full public release of the Jeffrey Epstein documents.
Atlantic Storm Causes School Closures and Cancellations
A major winter storm has led to widespread school closures and cancellations across Atlantic Canada, disrupting daily life and transportation as authorities urge caution.
Algonquin College Journalism Program on Chopping Block
Algonquin College proposes cutting its journalism program among 30 others this fall, sparking resistance from faculty and students who argue storytelling remains essential.
Edmonton School Raises $285K for Ben Stelter Foundation
Allendale School in Edmonton raised $285,000 for the Ben Stelter Foundation through a student-led fundraiser, celebrated with a special visit from Connor McDavid.
Saskatoon Family Literacy Week Promotes Learning at Home
Saskatoon's Family Literacy Week encourages families to integrate learning into daily routines, with local programs like 'Learn to Soar' preschool classes fostering early education.
McDavid Visits Edmonton School After $285K Cancer Fundraiser
Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid visited Allendale School after students raised nearly $2,100 as part of a multi-school fundraiser that collected over $285,000 for the Ben Stelter Foundation.
Stefan Kapor Named to Canadian U-17 Team for CONCACAF
Toronto FC II defender Stefan Kapor has been selected for Canada's under-17 national team, set to compete in the upcoming CONCACAF qualification tournament.
Dalhousie Launches New Master of Fisheries Science Program
Dalhousie University announces a groundbreaking Master of Fisheries Science program, addressing critical needs in marine resource management and sustainability.
Windsor-Essex Exam Schedule Changed After Bus Cancellations
High school exam schedules at Windsor-Essex Catholic and Greater Essex County school boards have been revised following weather-related bus cancellations, with exams pushed back and PA days rescheduled.
Major Autism Conference Returns to Edmonton in 2026
Edmonton will host Western Canada's premier autism conference again in 2026, coinciding with a local school's successful first year serving children with autism spectrum disorder.
Essex Seeks Input on Sports Fields Development
The Town of Essex invites residents to share feedback on recreational development plans for the Essex Centre Sports Fields, aiming to enhance community facilities.
Montreal University Removes Beef to Reduce Emissions
Polytechnique Montréal has eliminated beef from its campus cafeteria menus as part of a sustainability initiative to lower greenhouse gas emissions, a change implemented in September 2025.
Windsor Exam Changes After Bus Cancellations
Windsor schools modify exam schedules in response to widespread bus cancellations caused by severe winter weather, impacting student logistics and academic planning.
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