Winter Storm Forces GTA School Closures Monday
A major winter storm has forced widespread school closures across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area for Monday, with multiple boards citing safety concerns and ongoing snow removal efforts.
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GTHA Snowstorm Shuts Schools, Cancels Buses
A severe winter storm has forced widespread school closures and bus cancellations across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area, disrupting daily life and prompting safety warnings.
Sask. Teen Scores Rare Perfect Game in 5 Pin Bowling
Tanner Pollock, a 14-year-old from Saskatchewan, has achieved the pinnacle of bowling by scoring a perfect game in 5 pin bowling, a rare and remarkable feat in the sport.
Giant Kangaroo Fossils Show They Could Hop, Study Finds
New research on sthenurine kangaroo fossils challenges the long-held scientific belief that these giant prehistoric marsupials were incapable of hopping.
Calgary's Pacekids Hosts Education Day Open House
Pacekids in Calgary hosted an open house to mark International Day of Education, showcasing its Early Childhood Services and resources for children with diverse needs.
Northern College Sports Dome Gets $2M Provincial Funding
The Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation provides $2 million to support the construction of a new multi-sport dome at Northern College in Timmins, enhancing athletic and community facilities.
McGill Women's Rugby Team Reforms After University Cuts
After McGill University cut its women's rugby program, players and coaches launched a successful fundraising campaign to independently relaunch the team, demonstrating resilience and community support.
Vancouver Proposes Zoning Changes for Daycares in Homes
Vancouver city council has approved a report recommending zoning changes to allow detached homes and laneway houses to operate as daycares for nine or more children while maintaining residential use, addressing a shortage of 6,700 childcare spaces.
Life Lessons from a Dog: A Professor's Unexpected Teacher
A Columbia Business School professor shares how his adopted dog Maisie taught him profound lessons about transparency, enthusiasm, empathy, and trust through their 13-year bond.
Canadian Students Falling Behind in Math: Experts Call for Change
Canadian students are facing a significant decline in math performance, prompting experts to advocate for curriculum reforms, improved teacher training, and a shift in teaching methodologies to address this critical educational challenge.
Sask. Teen Scores Perfect Game in Five Pin Bowling
A Saskatchewan teenager has achieved a rare perfect game in five pin bowling, a remarkable feat in the sport. The accomplishment highlights youth talent and dedication in local athletics.
Math Guru Aims to Make Math as Cool as Taylor Swift
An innovative educator dubbed the 'Lady Gaga of math education' is on a bold mission to transform perceptions of mathematics, proving it can be as engaging and popular as top music hits.
Why Math Scores Are Falling in Canada
A deep dive into the factors behind Canada's declining mathematics performance, featuring expert analysis on educational strategies and potential remedies for the classroom.
New White City School Planned for Growing Communities
The Prairie Valley School Division is seeking to build a new school in White City as existing facilities reach capacity due to population growth in surrounding communities.
Ex-Harper Chief of Staff Talks at University of Lethbridge
The former chief of staff for Stephen Harper delivered a public affairs lecture at the University of Lethbridge, setting the stage for the upcoming federal Conservative Party convention in Calgary.
Edmonton Announces New School Projects Amid Parent Concerns
The Alberta government is set to unveil new school construction projects in Edmonton, responding to growing parental frustrations over overcrowded classrooms and aging facilities in the city.
U of Manitoba Launches New Vaccine Research Facility
The University of Manitoba has begun construction on a state-of-the-art research facility in Winnipeg, aimed at boosting vaccine development and biomedical research capabilities in Canada.
B.C. Kindergarten Prep: What Kids Need Before First Day
Education experts in British Columbia share essential skills and tips for preparing children for kindergarten, emphasizing emotional readiness over academic pressure.
Laurentian University Strike Enters 5th Day
Faculty at Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario, remain on strike for a fifth consecutive day, holding a national solidarity rally as negotiations stall over key issues.
Algonquin College Cuts Prompt Calls for More Funding
Proposed program reductions at Algonquin College's Ottawa campus have students and educators demanding greater government investment in post-secondary education to protect academic quality.
Manitoba Teacher Suspended for Mocking Student with Higher Needs
A Winnipeg teacher has been suspended and formally reprimanded after mocking a student with higher needs during a classroom meltdown incident, raising concerns about educator conduct.
GTA Schools Respond to Extreme Cold with Safety Measures
School boards across the Greater Toronto Area are activating emergency plans, including closures and transportation adjustments, to protect students and staff from dangerous cold conditions.
ICE Detentions Create Fear in Minnesota Schools
Minnesota educators report widespread fear as ICE detains children and parents near schools, disrupting education and forcing teachers to use lockdown protocols designed for active shooters.
Sudbury Pushes for Water Safety in Ontario Curriculum
Sudbury city council is advocating for mandatory water safety education in Ontario's school curriculum, following a tragic drowning incident that claimed two young lives.
North Bay Trappers Channel Losses into Championship Drive
The North Bay Trappers U18 AAA hockey team is leveraging painful tournament defeats from this season and last as powerful motivation to pursue a championship title this spring.
North Bay Trappers U13AAA Win Silver at Provincials
The North Bay Trappers U13AAA hockey team earned a silver medal at the 2025 All-Ontario Championships, showcasing local talent in a competitive youth sports event.
Riverdale Collegiate Lockdown Lifted After Police Incident
Toronto police have concluded their investigation at Riverdale Collegiate Institute, lifting a lockdown that was initiated earlier in the day. No injuries were reported.
UWindsor President Warns of Uncertain Future in Letter to Province
University of Windsor President J.J. McMurtry highlights funding crisis in Ontario's post-secondary sector, citing tuition freezes and international enrollment declines as major threats to institutional viability.
Riverdale CI Lockdown After Threat: Toronto Police
A Toronto high school was placed under lockdown on Friday after police received a threat. Authorities are investigating the incident at Riverdale Collegiate Institute.
Carney's Trump Board Disinvitation Called 'Blessing'
A Canadian professor argues Mark Carney's removal from Trump's Board of Peace may benefit his reputation and Canada's diplomatic stance amid geopolitical tensions.
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