Edmonton School Cookie Bake-Off Funds Arts Programs
Highlands School in Edmonton hosted a Culinary Arts Cook(ie)-Off fundraiser, generating crucial support for art education through a community-focused baking competition.
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Calgary Welding Rodeo Promotes Trade Skills to Students
Thirty-two high school students from eight Calgary schools competed in the 11th annual Welding Rodeo, showcasing their skills and promoting careers in the trades.
2026 Emerging Youth Artist Scholarship Applications Open
Windsor announces the launch of the 2026 Emerging Youth Artist Scholarship Program, offering financial support and opportunities for young local artists to develop their talents.
Walpole Island School Opens Fish Hatchery for Science Learning
The Anishinaabeg Kinomaagewgamig Immersion School on Walpole Island First Nation has opened a new fish hatchery, providing students with practical science education focused on freshwater ecology and sturgeon conservation.
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Ontario's Attendance Grading Plan Sparks Debate Over Student Absences
Ontario proposes linking attendance to final grades to boost student engagement, but critics argue it fails to address underlying issues like mental health and socioeconomic barriers.
Canada Falls Behind in Attracting Top International Students
Universities Canada's CEO highlights Canada's declining competitiveness in drawing elite global students, amid sector-wide concerns over international enrollment caps and institutional mergers.
Human Evolution Accelerating: Red Hair, Lower Body Fat Study
New research reveals human evolution has sped up, with traits like red hair and reduced body fat emerging rapidly. The study highlights ongoing genetic adaptations in modern populations.
Ontario French Catholic School Board Cuts 50 Jobs Over Deficit
The Conseil scolaire catholique Providence in Windsor faces a $3.3-million deficit, leading to up to 50 layoffs by August, sparking concerns from union leaders about school functionality and funding shortfalls.
Adopt-A-School Raises $2.3M for 133 Schools in B.C.
The Vancouver Sun's Adopt-A-School program has distributed $2.3 million to 133 schools across British Columbia, addressing student hunger and poverty amid rising need.
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UBC Criticized Over Elder's Violent Comments at University Event
The University of British Columbia has distanced itself from comments made by Indigenous elder Charlene Belleau, who expressed violent wishes toward academic Frances Widdowson during a virtual event hosted by the university's Office of Respectful Environm
Academic Defends Eurocentricity, Questions Decolonization Agenda
Professor Nigel Biggar argues that decolonization has been misused to promote anti-Western ideology, while defending Eurocentric education in Britain and Canada as historically justified.
Canada Falling Behind in Race for Top International Students
Universities Canada CEO warns that policy changes and caps on international student enrollment are causing Canada to lose its competitive edge in attracting the world's brightest minds to its post-secondary institutions.
B.C. Community on Edge After 'Death List' Targets Students
A disturbing 'death list' targeting students has left the Falkland, B.C. community in fear as authorities investigate the threats and work to ensure safety.
Police at Windsor School After Alleged Threats
W.F. Herman Academy in Windsor notified parents of alleged threats, prompting a police response. Authorities have not released specific details about the incident.
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Alberta Adds 189 Modular Classrooms for Schools
The Alberta government announces a major initiative to install 189 modular classrooms across the province to tackle school overcrowding and support growing student populations.
University Canada West Lays Off 240 Staff Due to Student Cap
University Canada West has terminated 240 staff and faculty positions, blaming federal caps on international student enrollment for forcing drastic restructuring measures at its Vancouver campuses.
Money Worries Drive Northern Ontario Students to Avoid Alcohol
A new study reveals that financial and mental health pressures are causing many post-secondary students in Northern Ontario to forgo alcohol, highlighting broader concerns about student well-being.
Concordia University DJ Course 'Wheels of Steel' a Success
Concordia University's Communication and Journalism Program launches 'Wheels of Steel,' a professional DJ course blending art and history, with a successful first semester.
Youth Released as RCMP Fails to Verify School Shooting Threats
A youth was released without charges after the RCMP could not verify threats of a school shooting at William E. Hay School in Edmonton, highlighting challenges in threat assessment.
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Edmonton Teens Raise $52K Cycling for Mental Health
McNally High School students in Edmonton successfully raised over $52,000 for CASA Mental Health through a charity bikeathon, highlighting youth-led initiatives for mental wellness.
Ontario Education Minister Overhauls School Governance System
Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra's Putting Student Achievement First Act introduces sweeping changes to school board governance, replacing directors of education with CEOs and restructuring bargaining processes.
SAIT Cuts 65 Jobs Due to Enrollment Drop and Funding Gap
The Southern Alberta Institute of Technology eliminates 65 positions in its second major staffing reduction within a year, citing declining international student enrollment and persistent funding challenges.
Pro-Palestinian Tufts Grad Returns to Turkey After Trump-Era Detention
Rumeysa Ozturk, a Turkish doctoral student at Tufts University detained by DHS agents in 2025, has returned to Turkey. The case highlights tensions over academic freedom and immigration enforcement.
SAIT Job Cuts Raise Concerns Over Student Impact and Funding
The Southern Alberta Institute of Technology has eliminated dozens of positions, raising alarms about potential effects on students and broader post-secondary funding challenges in Alberta.
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Students Create Textbook from Cambridge Seniors' Stories
A group of students in Kitchener has compiled a unique textbook featuring personal stories from seniors at a Cambridge retirement community, bridging generational gaps through education.
Sask Polytech Layoffs Reach 181 Since April 2025
Saskatchewan Polytechnic has laid off 30 more employees, bringing total job cuts to 181 since April 2025 due to budget constraints and declining international enrollment.
Alberta Funds 189 Modular Classrooms for 2026-27 School Year
Alberta is allocating funding for 189 modular classrooms to address high enrollment growth across the province, with Edmonton school boards receiving the majority of units.
Winnipeg School Renames Library for Teacher Fighting Cancer
École Charleswood School in Winnipeg has renamed its library after teacher Erin Daniels, honoring her ongoing battle with cancer and her dedication to education.
New Brunswick Plan to Replace École Saint-Henri in Moncton
The New Brunswick government has announced a detailed plan to replace École Saint-Henri in Moncton, addressing aging infrastructure and educational needs in the region.
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Michael J. Fox Theatre Loses Community Access in Burnaby
The Burnaby School District announces it can no longer afford to operate the Michael J. Fox Theatre as a community venue, citing financial constraints and declining resources.
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