Are Alberta's 3 Basic Rules of Democracy Being Broken?
An academic argues that Alberta's democracy is under threat as the government erodes checks and balances, using a simple three-rule framework to assess democratic health.
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Rethinking Journalism: Reciprocity and Reconciliation
Exploring how journalism can shift from extractive practices to reciprocal storytelling, fostering reconciliation and community trust.
Ontario Mandates Financial Literacy Test for Grade 10
Ontario will require Grade 10 students to pass a financial literacy test to graduate, aiming to equip youth with essential money management skills.
Raising a Multilingual Child in the US: Resources and Culture
A mother shares her journey of raising a trilingual toddler in the US, highlighting the challenges and rewards, and discovers Aprende Peque, a YouTube channel that teaches Spanish through Latino culture.
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Student in Custody After Weapon Incident at Manitoba School
A student is in custody following a weapon incident at Green Valley School in rural Manitoba. Police responded swiftly, and no injuries were reported. The investigation is ongoing.
Edmonton Humane Society Renovates Adoption Gallery
The Edmonton Humane Society has started a major renovation of its adoption gallery to improve the experience for animals and visitors, enhancing space and comfort.
U of Windsor Names Walkway After Richard Moriarty
The University of Windsor has unveiled 'Moriarty Way' outside the Toldo Lancer Centre, honoring the late athletics director Dr. Richard Moriarty's legacy.
Winnipeg Students Tackle Winter Debris in Annual West End Sweep
Groups of students swept through Winnipeg's West End on April 22, 2026, to clean up the neighborhood, demonstrating community engagement and environmental stewardship.
Edmonton High School Hosts Student-Led Cultural Event
J. Percy Page High School in Edmonton held the 'One Page, Many Worlds' event on April 22, 2026, showcasing student-led cultural performances and activities to celebrate diversity.
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Lethbridge High School Students Experience EPIC Career Day
High school students in Lethbridge participated in an EPIC Day event, exploring diverse career paths and gaining insights into future opportunities through interactive sessions and industry exposure.
Conestoga College Offers Low-Cost Pet Grooming Services
Conestoga College introduces a new program providing low-cost pet grooming services at its Doon Campus in Kitchener, Ontario, offering hands-on training for students and affordable care for pets.
Laurentian University Senate Backs President, Rejects Motion
The Laurentian University senate has rejected a non-confidence vote against President Lynn Wells, with the board chair calling for unity amid the decision, highlighting ongoing institutional challenges.
Winnipeg High School Nail Tech Program Sees High Demand
John Taylor Collegiate in Winnipeg reports significant enrollment in its nail technology course, reflecting growing student interest in vocational and beauty industry training.
Occupational Therapists Seek Student Loan Forgiveness Inclusion
The Canadian Association of Occupational Therapy urges federal expansion of loan forgiveness to include occupational therapists, addressing rural healthcare gaps and workforce shortages nationwide.
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Memorial University Bars Straight White Men from Tenured Jobs
Memorial University in Newfoundland and Labrador has posted five tenured professor positions exclusively for employment equity groups, excluding straight white males. The positions are part of the Canada Research Chairs Program.
Ontario Mandates Financial Literacy for Graduation
The Ontario government has announced a new requirement for high school students to complete a financial literacy course to graduate, aiming to equip youth with essential money management skills.
Kamloops School Portable Burned in Suspected Arson
A portable classroom at Sa-Hali Secondary School in Kamloops, B.C., was severely damaged by fire in a suspected arson case, with RCMP launching an investigation into the incident.
OC Transpo Spring Schedule Extends Student Commutes
Ottawa college and university students face longer commute times as OC Transpo implements reduced spring bus schedules before the academic term ends, impacting key routes.
Special Olympics Ontario School Championships Coming to London
Nearly 500 Special Olympic athletes will gather in London, Ontario for the provincial school championships, emphasizing fun, inclusion, and athletic achievement in a celebration of sportsmanship.
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Guelph Teen Arrested for School Shooting Threat
A Guelph boy has been arrested after allegedly threatening to 'shoot up' a school, prompting a police investigation and raising concerns about school safety.
SCC, IWSH, UA Canada Partner to Train Skilled Plumbers
Skills/Compétences Canada collaborates with International Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Foundation and UA Canada to provide hands-on plumbing training for Indigenous youth while upgrading infrastructure in Walpole Island First Nation.
Surrey Superintendent Highest Paid in B.C. at Over $500K
Mark Pearmain, superintendent of Surrey School District, received $527,363 in total compensation last school year, making him the highest-paid superintendent in British Columbia. Critics argue the salary is excessive while educational programs face cuts.
University Job Postings Bar White Men in Equity Hiring
Memorial University has five academic positions exclusively for women, LGBTQ+, Indigenous, racialized, and disabled applicants, funded by federal research program equity mandates.
SUNshine Girl Jenn: Model Turned Educator
SUNshine Girl Jenn, a 5-foot-3 former model, is pursuing a career as a Registered Early Childhood Educator while dreaming of magazine covers. She enjoys outdoor activities like fishing and camping.
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B.C. Teacher Fired Over Student Contact and Sick-Day Fraud
A Saanich middle school teacher has been terminated and had his teaching licence suspended after sending dozens of emails to a former student and fraudulently using sick days for a vacation, according to the B.C. Commissioner for Teacher Regulation.
Vancouver College Cancels Nursing Program Amid Staffing Crisis
A Vancouver college has canceled its fall nursing program, citing a healthcare staffing crisis, sparking criticism as 'very short-sighted' from industry experts.
NC Counselor Gets 28+ Years for Student Sex Crimes
Jessica Finley, a high school guidance counselor and volleyball coach, pleaded guilty to 16 child sex charges involving a 14-year-old student and received a lengthy prison sentence.
B.C. Teacher Disciplined for Sick Day Misuse on Japan Trip
A British Columbia teacher with a prior record of time theft has faced disciplinary action for fraudulently using sick leave to take a vacation in Japan, highlighting ongoing accountability issues in the education sector.
Charter School Proposal in Industrial Park Rejected by Calgary Council
Calgary city council voted 12-2 against rezoning for a charter school in a northeast industrial park, citing proximity to airport, heavy industry, and safety issues for students.
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YMCA and Library Propose $120M Joint Facility in West Calgary
YMCA Calgary and Calgary Public Library announce a proposed $120 million joint facility in West District to address rapid population growth, featuring extensive recreation and library spaces with outdoor amenities at Radio Park.
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