Arthur Voaden Secondary School to Close After Nearly Century
Arthur Voaden Secondary School in St. Thomas, Ont., is set to close after nearly 100 years, prompting community reflection on its legacy and impact on generations of students.
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Advocates urge Ontario to boost special education funding
Advocates are calling on Ontario to increase special education funding, reporting that children are being excluded from classrooms due to lack of support.
Construction Starts on New Winnipeg Library
Construction has officially begun on the Mike O'Shaughnessy Library at Garden City Shopping Centre in Winnipeg, marking a new chapter for the community's access to literary resources.
Langara journalism program paused indefinitely
Langara College suspends its journalism program after more than 50 years, citing declining enrollment and industry changes. Current students will graduate by 2027.
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Genome Study Reveals Post-Roman Empire Events
A new genome study sheds light on population changes after the Roman Empire's collapse, revealing migration patterns and genetic shifts in Europe.
St. Angela School in Windsor Marks 100 Years of Education
St. Angela Catholic Elementary School in Windsor celebrates a century of learning with a two-day event featuring an alumni social and open house for former students and staff.
Western University Unveils 30-Year Campus Growth Plan
Western University is seeking public feedback on its Campus Development Strategy, a decades-long vision for campus growth, during an in-person town hall meeting.
Darren Gilmour to Step Down as RSC Executive Director
After 16 years and two terms, Darren Gilmour is stepping down as Executive Director of the Royal Society of Canada, effective May 22, 2026.
Peter MacKinnon: Danger to Universities Is Within
Former university president Peter MacKinnon argues that the greatest threat to higher education is internal politicization, not external right-wing influences, citing declining confidence in truth-seeking institutions.
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OSTA Names New General Manager Jennifer Borrel-Benoit
Jennifer Borrel-Benoit, former high school principal, becomes OSTA's general manager, bringing over 25 years of education and administrative experience.
Barriers for BIPOC Students in Manitoba Post-Secondary Education
A new report by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives reveals systemic barriers facing Indigenous and racialized students in Manitoba's post-secondary institutions.
TDSB Unveils 12 New Trustee Wards for Upcoming Elections
The Toronto District School Board has redrawn its electoral map, creating 12 new trustee wards. This change aims to improve representation and align with population shifts across the city.
Kindle Paperwhite Review: A Reformed Book Purist's Verdict
A former physical book purist shares why the Kindle Paperwhite is worth it, with rare sale up to 16% off. Waterproof, backlit, and lightweight.
Saskatchewan’s Top Baby Names for 2025 Revealed
Saskatchewan has announced the most popular baby names for 2025. Olivia tops the girls' list for the third consecutive year, while Liam leads for boys. The list reflects cultural trends and preferences across the province.
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Ontario Announces $285M for London Region Schools
The Ontario government has pledged $285 million to build new schools and expand existing ones in the London region, aiming to accommodate growing student populations.
Parents Without Smartphone Kids Support Social Media Ban
Parents who don't give their children smartphones say a social media ban would ease their worries, as child advocates push for stronger online safety laws in Canada.
Hamster-Sized Mammal Outlasted Most Dinosaurs
A newly discovered hamster-sized mammal species, Cimolodon desosai, survived the Cretaceous-Paleogene extinction event that wiped out most dinosaurs, according to researchers.
Ontario Startup DASH Partners with School Boards for Newcomers
DASH, Ontario's first academic integration program for newcomer children, partners with three school boards, serving 120+ students with 85% improving a grade level in months.
Autism Services Crisis: Family's Life Crashing Down; Senators
A lack of autism services devastates an Ottawa family; Senators GM shuts down Tkachuk trade talk; public servants' side hustles examined.
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Raise-a-Reader: Empowering BC Children's Literacy
Since 1997, Raise-a-Reader has raised funds for literacy in BC. Donate to help children and families improve reading skills for lifelong learning.
Kleisinger Named Cougars Women's Basketball Head Coach
University of Regina appoints Michaela Kleisinger as permanent head coach for the Cougars women's basketball team following a thorough review process.
Maple Leafs New GM Faces Crucial Offseason Decisions
The incoming Maple Leafs hockey boss has a packed to-do list this summer, including Auston Matthews' future, coaching changes, and defensive upgrades.
Olympic Village School Design Unveiled in Vancouver
Renderings show a four-storey elementary school at Olympic Village, with 630 student capacity, north-facing entrance, and community spaces.
Cape Breton University to Cut 50 Teaching Positions
Cape Breton University announces elimination of 50 teaching positions due to declining international student enrollment, sparking concerns among faculty and students.
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Students Seek 'AI-Proof' Majors as Job Market Shifts
Fearing automation, college students are increasingly choosing majors they believe are resistant to AI disruption, such as nursing and skilled trades.
Ottawa Catholic Board Enrolment Up; OCDSB Cuts 83 Teachers
The Ottawa Catholic School Board anticipates an enrolment spike while the OCDSB plans to cut 83 teaching positions, creating a contrast in Ottawa's education landscape.
Levack parents petition against school wing demolition
Parents in Levack, Ontario, are raising concerns over a planned school right-sizing that may demolish a wing of Levack Public School. A new petition aims to halt the plans.
Rising Tuition at U of S Strains Student Budgets
Students at the University of Saskatchewan face growing financial pressure as tuition rises, prompting calls for increased support and affordability measures.
Alberta government announces changes to boost teacher recruitment
Alberta Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides announced new measures to address teacher shortages and get more instructors into classrooms across the province.
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Daily Horoscope: April 25, 2026 – Caution and Shifts
Avoid shopping and major decisions until 9:30 PM EDT. Moon moves from Leo to Virgo. Uranus enters new signs for six-year influences. Check your zodiac sign for details.
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