Alberta Motor Association school safety patrollers from Lethbridge and surrounding areas enjoyed a special reward skate with the local junior hockey team, the Hurricanes, celebrating their dedication to community safety.
Fanshawe College's president is making a strong case for increased provincial funding to support post-secondary education in London, Ontario, amid broader educational challenges.
Staff at Carleton University in Ottawa held a rally demanding protections from artificial intelligence, highlighting concerns about job security and human oversight in academic settings.
A decade after the tragic shooting at Dene High School, the La Loche community gathers to remember victims while establishing a new tradition of service and learning on each anniversary.
University of Guelph athletes Jonah De Simone and Hudson Williams are recognized for their performances in the sports drama 'Heated Rivalry,' highlighting their dual roles as students and actors.
Calgary police have taken an individual into custody after reports of a suspicious person near multiple schools in northwest Calgary, leading to temporary lockdowns.
The Alberta government announces $550,000 in additional funding for KidSport Alberta, helping 1,500 more children from low-income families participate in organized sports through the Every Kid Can Play program.
Three Calgary schools were placed in lockdown as police responded to reports of a suspicious person in the area, ensuring student and staff safety while investigating the incident.
Algonquin College is considering eliminating 30 additional programs as part of strategic adjustments, following last year's cuts, due to shifting demand and funding challenges.
The Alberta government announces additional funding for a children's sports participation initiative, aiming to increase youth involvement in physical activities across the province.
The chair of the District of Nipissing Social Services Board is urging the Ontario government to broaden its Learn and Stay grant program to include early childhood education students, addressing workforce shortages in Northern Ontario.
Ottawa's Algonquin College announces plans to eliminate 30 academic programs in 2026 as part of ongoing restructuring efforts to address financial challenges and shifting enrollment patterns.
A new Alberta Teachers' Association survey reveals 95% of teachers feel stressed, with 94% pessimistic about the profession's future, citing increasing classroom complexity.
Bitter cold and heavy snowfall have forced widespread school bus cancellations in Saskatoon and surrounding areas, impacting student transportation.
Seneca Polytechnic and Microsoft Canada announce expanded collaboration to integrate AI tools and curriculum, enhancing student learning and career preparation in emerging technology fields.
A severe cold snap has led to widespread school closures across Manitoba as temperatures plummet, disrupting education and raising safety concerns for students and staff.
Multiple school bus routes are cancelled and some schools are closed in the Barrie region due to severe winter weather conditions impacting travel safety.
The University of Calgary Dinos volleyball and basketball teams prepare for crucial matchups against top-ranked opponents this weekend, with track & field, swimming and rugby 7s also in action.
University of Calgary Dinos wrestler Gabriela Cross has been selected as one of U SPORTS' Top 8 Academic All-Canadians for the 2024-25 season, recognized from over 5,600 student-athletes nationwide for academic and athletic excellence.
A severe workforce shortage in Ontario's childcare sector is forcing facilities to hire underqualified staff, raising alarm about care quality and safety standards across the province.
University of British Columbia professors create a course encouraging debate on controversial topics, sparking discussion about free speech in Canadian universities.
Staff and students at La Loche Community School commemorate the 10th anniversary of the tragic mass shooting, reflecting on healing and community strength in northern Saskatchewan.
Three young hockey players from southern Saskatchewan have been selected for Team East in the upcoming WHL Prospects Game in Regina, highlighting local talent development.
Georgian College in Barrie receives a $1 million investment to enhance its centre for testing and adopting advanced technologies, supporting innovation and skills development.
Faculty at Laurentian University in Greater Sudbury continue their strike despite freezing temperatures, demanding better pensions, pay, and working conditions as negotiations stall.
The Saskatchewan government has firmly rejected opposition assertions of declining school staffing levels, presenting data to counter the claims and emphasizing its commitment to education funding.
A new report reveals soccer has become the most common sport among Canadian youth, with affordability being a key factor as participation costs rise across other activities.
Sturgeon Heights Collegiate in Winnipeg hosted a Student Success Expo highlighting culinary arts and other programs, demonstrating educational achievements and community engagement.
A new survey from the Alberta Teachers' Association reveals unprecedented stress levels among educators, with warnings of widespread burnout and calls for urgent government action.
The grieving parents of a Hamilton boy killed in a bus crash are urging Ontario to address critical gaps in school supports for children with special needs, emphasizing the need for systemic change.