All school bus routes in Sudbury, Ontario, will resume operations on Monday following a weather-related suspension, as confirmed by local authorities. The decision comes after a forecast of improved conditions across northeastern Ontario.
Cape Breton University students Lara Dalton and Hannah MacKinnon receive recognition for their academic research on environmental remediation at the Sydney Tar Ponds and bee health, highlighting student contributions to science.
Young women from Calgary participated in the Young Women in Trades and Technology Spring Camp, gaining hands-on experience in fields like automotive painting and technical skills to inspire future career paths.
Grade 6 students from three Quebec schools participated in a hands-on career exploration event, trying out various trades to gain practical experience and insights into potential future professions.
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A three-day strike by Quebec childcare workers under new labour legislation disrupts services, highlighting ongoing labour tensions and impacts on families.
A report of a person with a gun at a Fergus high school has been determined to be unfounded by police, with no threat to public safety identified following a thorough investigation.
A Concordia University student and his tutor are facing multiple criminal charges after allegedly colluding to cheat on an exam, highlighting serious academic misconduct issues.
The Toronto Catholic District School Board supervisor has announced significant reductions to the literacy program, along with modifications to international language instruction and school bell schedules, impacting educational services across the distric
A high school student from Sudbury, Ontario, has been honored with a prestigious $100,000 scholarship for his exceptional character, service, and leadership potential.
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Winnipeg police have made an arrest in connection with an assault that occurred on the University of Manitoba campus, as authorities continue to investigate the incident.
Ottawa reports increased speeding in school zones after Ontario banned automated cameras. In other news, two RCMP union officials resign, alleging election interference.
The University of Regina has secured a $1.5 million grant from the Jim Pattison Children's Hospital Foundation to advance pediatric health research, marking a significant investment in medical innovation and community well-being.
The University of Winnipeg has formally denied allegations of breaching former president Todd Mondor's employment agreement and is calling for the lawsuit to be dismissed in court proceedings.
A surge in youth baseball participation in Edmonton has led to minor leagues filling up rapidly, catching many families off guard before the summer season begins.
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Two Personal Support Worker students from St. Louis Adult Learning and Continuing Education Centres provided critical aid to a seriously injured 12-year-old cyclist struck by a pickup truck in Waterloo, Ontario.
Eleven music organizations, including the Saskatchewan Band Association, are calling on Regina Public Schools to pause planned changes to elementary band programs, requesting more community input before implementation this fall.
The Academic Assistance for Students with Developmental Disabilities program at Algonquin College concludes in April but will relaunch in September as Horizons Behaviour Consulting's LIFE program, maintaining campus presence.
The WESPARK Health Research Conference in Windsor brought together hundreds of academics and professionals to discuss cutting-edge medical advancements and public health strategies.
The Windsor-Essex Catholic District School Board reports a significant increase in community engagement for its 2026-27 budget planning survey, reflecting heightened public interest in education funding priorities.
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Emily Gustus, an 18-year-old from Tisdale, was selected from 5,000 applicants as one of 36 national Loran Scholars, becoming Saskatchewan's only recipient for 2026.
Hackergal, a Calgary-based initiative, is encouraging young female and gender diverse students to pursue STEAM careers through lunchtime programs led by student ambassadors, fostering diversity and innovation in technology fields.
Students at Monsignor Doyle Catholic Secondary School showcased their culinary talents in a competitive taste test event, highlighting hands-on learning in the kitchen.
Toronto-based non-profit Hackergal brings its mission to Calgary, offering girls and gender-diverse youth aged 10-14 opportunities to develop digital skills and explore STEAM careers through coding, AI, and design programs.
Hundreds of students participated in Winnipeg's First Nations Science Fair, showcasing projects that integrate Indigenous traditional knowledge with mainstream scientific methods.
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Sean Hayes, an Evan Hardy Collegiate teacher, is honored with the Carnegie Medal after saving a student set ablaze in a September 2024 attack. He is among 18 recipients recognized for extreme bravery.
Hundreds of students protested outside Queen's Park against Ontario's OSAP changes, with organizers warning of potential provincewide student strikes as the government defends its plan to shift more funding from grants to loans.
Boozy Lectures in Calgary offers weekly academic talks in bars, where experts like addictions specialist Belinda Fox discuss topics from substance use to science while patrons enjoy drinks.
Alpha Schools, a private institution that uses artificial intelligence programs as the primary teaching method, is now accepting students for classes starting this autumn in Chicago.
The Regina Public Library vows to persist with its advocacy efforts for the Central Library renewal project, even after the city council withdrew its debt commitment, highlighting ongoing community support and strategic planning.
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A construction company has been awarded a contract to replace aging schools in Pictou County, Nova Scotia, with Trenton Middle School among the facilities slated for renewal as part of provincial infrastructure upgrades.
