Parents Oppose TDSB Plan to Move Special-Needs Girls School
Parents of Heydon Park Secondary School students oppose TDSB's plan to relocate the special-needs school to accommodate Orde Street Public School closure.
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Lethbridge Polytechnic Pilot Targets Gender-Based Violence
Jami Albright-Tolman partners with Chinook Sexual Assault Centre to launch a pilot program at Lethbridge Polytechnic aimed at addressing and preventing gender-based violence.
New Ottawa School Named After Former PM Brian Mulroney
A new elementary school in Ottawa will be named after former prime minister Brian Mulroney, the first public school in Canada to bear his name.
Windsor Hospital Job Shadow Program Inspires Future Healthcare Workers
Windsor Regional Hospital has launched a Backstage Pass Job Shadow Program, offering one-shift observational experiences to inspire careers in healthcare.
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OSAP growth mainly from career college students, documents show
New documents reveal that most of the increase in OSAP funding has gone to students at career colleges, raising questions about accountability and value for money.
Saskatoon Plant Tests New Potash Tech for Nutrien
Nutrien's pilot plant in Saskatoon simulates underground mines to test new technologies, improving potash extraction efficiency and safety.
Daily Horoscope: June 5, 2026 – Moon Alert and Star Ratings
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Saskatoon French School Design One-Third Complete
The Saskatchewan government announces the design of Saskatoon's new French school is about one-third complete, with construction progress expected to follow.
Toronto parents slam relocation of special needs school
Parents and advocates in Toronto are outraged over the decision to relocate Heydon Park school for young women with special needs, calling it a 'biggest mistake'.
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Truths for Teachers Project Lets Families Share Stories Anonymously
Brandon University's Truths for Teachers project allows families to anonymously share their stories with educators, fostering understanding and empathy in schools.
Postmedia Invests in Next Generation of Canadian Journalists (04.06.2026)
Postmedia welcomes over a dozen emerging journalists to newsrooms across Canada this summer, offering hands-on experience and mentorship to build the future of Canadian journalism.
Lakehead's Barrie STEM Hub Opens This Fall
Lakehead University's new STEM Hub in downtown Barrie is set to open this fall, offering state-of-the-art facilities for science, technology, engineering, and math education.
Ralph Goodale to Get Honorary Degree from U of Regina
Former federal minister Ralph Goodale will receive an honorary doctorate from the University of Regina, recognizing his decades of public service and contributions to Canada.
CBP Ready for Gordie Howe Bridge Opening
U.S. Customs and Border Protection announces readiness for the Gordie Howe International Bridge, connecting Windsor and Detroit, with operations set to begin soon.
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Regina Student Wins Terry Fox Humanitarian Award
A Regina high school student has been awarded the prestigious Terry Fox Humanitarian Award for exceptional volunteerism and leadership in her community.
Vale donates extra-large gift to Cambrian College
Vale has made a significant donation to Cambrian College in Sudbury, supporting education and training programs. The gift underscores the company's commitment to the community.
51 New Child Care Spaces for Markstay-Warren and St. Charles
Ontario announces $3 million for 51 new daycare spaces in Markstay-Warren and St. Charles, set to open by end of 2026.
Postmedia invests in next generation of Canadian journalists (03.06.2026)
Postmedia welcomes over a dozen student journalists to newsrooms across Canada, investing in the next generation of talent.
Nova Scotia Centralized Childcare Waitlist Coming
Nova Scotia announces a centralized childcare waitlist to streamline access for families, aiming to reduce wait times and improve transparency.
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Boréal Sets Record with 1,000+ Graduates at 31st Ceremonies
Collège Boréal celebrates a historic milestone with 1,058 graduates across Ontario, awarding honors and diplomas at its 31st graduation ceremonies.
Teachers Demand Funding for Special Needs Students
Ontario educators and ETFO representatives call for increased funding to support children with special needs, accusing the government of abandonment.
Yeast from Iceman's Guts Used to Make Bread
Researchers found yeast in the intestines of Ötzi the Iceman, dating back 5,300 years, and successfully used it to bake bread, offering insights into ancient diets.
University of Windsor Graduates 4,100 Students
The University of Windsor celebrates 4,100 graduates this week. Convocation ceremonies highlight student achievements and community support.
Ancient Yeast From Iceman's Gut Used to Make Bread
Scientists discovered yeast in the 5,300-year-old Iceman Oetzi's intestines and used it to bake bread, offering insights into ancient diets.
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Indigenous Resilience Exhibit at University of Regina
A new exhibit at the University of Regina showcases the Native Brotherhood's role in advocating for cultural and spiritual practices in Saskatchewan prisons.
Calgary Man Dies in Motorcycle Crash, Leaving Daughter
Cory Ryan, 50, died in a motorcycle crash near Priddis, Alta., leaving behind his partner and 11-year-old daughter. His family seeks answers and remembrance.
Postmedia Welcomes Over a Dozen Journalism Interns
Postmedia welcomes 14 journalism interns across Canada this summer, investing in the next generation of journalists to strengthen local news and community connection.
Support Staff Cuts at WCDSB: Union Warns
The Waterloo Region Catholic School Board faces support staff cuts, according to the union. The reduction is expected to affect services and staff morale.
New Housing Units Offer Hope for Homeless in Muskoka
Six new housing units in Muskoka aim to address homelessness, with completion expected by end of summer. The project provides stable homes for vulnerable individuals.
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Medieval exam prep: Sherwood Park students face Thirsty Games
Grade 8 students in Sherwood Park, Alberta, prepare for final exams through the Thirsty Games, a medieval-themed competition covering all subjects.
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