Ontario Childcare Turns to Underqualified Staff in Crisis
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.
Category : Education
UBC Profs Launch 'Dangerous Ideas' Course
University of British Columbia professors create a course encouraging debate on controversial topics, sparking discussion about free speech in Canadian universities.
La Loche School Marks 10 Years Since Mass Shooting
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.
Sask. Prospects Named to Team East for Regina WHL Game
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.
$1M Investment for Georgian College's Tech Testing Centre
Georgian College in Barrie receives a $1 million investment to enhance its centre for testing and adopting advanced technologies, supporting innovation and skills development.
Laurentian University Faculty Strike in Frigid Cold
Faculty at Laurentian University in Greater Sudbury continue their strike despite freezing temperatures, demanding better pensions, pay, and working conditions as negotiations stall.
Sask. Government Disputes School Staffing Decline Claims
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.
Soccer Tops Hockey as Most Popular Youth Sport in Canada
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.
Winnipeg High School Celebrates Student Success at Expo
Sturgeon Heights Collegiate in Winnipeg hosted a Student Success Expo highlighting culinary arts and other programs, demonstrating educational achievements and community engagement.
Alberta Teachers Hit 'Tipping Point' with Record Stress
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.
Family Calls for School Supports After Autistic Boy's Death
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.
Butterdome Gets $27M Green and Gold Facelift
The University of Alberta's iconic Butterdome will receive a $27 million exterior renovation, blending green and gold colors while adding eco-friendly features and modern safety improvements.
Toronto Crossing Guard Wins National Recognition
Kevin Enriquez, a Toronto crossing guard, has been selected as one of only three winners across Canada in a national recognition program, standing out as the sole honoree from Ontario.
UWindsor Study on LGBTQ+ Representation in Media and Sports
Researchers at the University of Windsor are conducting a comprehensive study examining the current state and impact of queer representation in mainstream media and professional sports across Canada.
Nova Scotia Skills Program for Veterans, Reservists
Premier Tim Houston announces the Skills Bridge initiative to help military personnel transition to civilian careers with training and job placement support.
Sports as Healing Force: From Residential Schools to Olympics
Dr. Wilton Littlechild shares how sports provided escape, purpose and resilience during residential school trauma, highlighting their power to heal and unite Indigenous youth.
Elizabeth Ziegler School Closure Timeline
A detailed account of the events leading to the closure of Elizabeth Ziegler Public School in Waterloo, Ontario, due to structural concerns and safety testing.
Ontario Colleges Seek More Funding for Ford's Plan
Post-secondary institutions in Ontario, including those in Kitchener, argue that increased government funding is essential for the success of Premier Doug Ford's 'Protect Ontario' initiative.
Toronto Students Pay Hundreds More in Rent Than Average
A new report highlights the severe rental affordability crisis for post-secondary students in Toronto, with costs exceeding the national average by hundreds of dollars monthly.
B.C. Teacher Suspended for Gory Video in Class
A Vancouver high school teacher has been suspended following an incident where a graphic video was shown during a metalwork class, sparking concerns over student safety and educational standards.
Holocaust Education Key to Fighting Antisemitism in Montreal
The Montreal Holocaust Museum offers free Sunday admissions and new educational programs to address alarming antisemitism trends in Canada through Holocaust education.
U of Regina Gets $6.9M for Nuclear Tech Centre
Federal and provincial funding totaling $6.9 million will establish Western Canada's first nuclear technology centre at the University of Regina, focusing on small modular reactor safety and workforce training.
Windsor Leaders Receive Multicultural Council Awards
Emelda Byrne and Dr. Mark Awuku receive prestigious Multicultural Council awards for their decades of service in education and healthcare in Windsor-Essex.
Calgary Opens Registration for Indigenous Firefighting Camp
The Calgary Fire Department is now accepting applications for its third annual Indigenous firefighting training camp, offering hands-on experience to First Nations, Métis, and Inuit participants.
Middle French Immersion Gets Two-Year Reprieve at OCDSB
The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board has granted a temporary two-year extension to its middle French immersion program, reversing plans to phase it out for younger students.
B.C. Child Care Lottery: 1 in 10 Kids Get $10-a-Day
B.C.'s $10-a-day child care promise remains elusive, with only 10% of young children accessing the rate. Median fees hit $29 daily, highest in Canada, sparking calls for universal $20 alternative.
Université Laval Named Canada's Top Employer in 2026
Forbes has ranked Université Laval as Canada's best employer for 2026, with two other Quebec universities also making the prestigious Top 10 list.
Alberta Minister Climbs Kilimanjaro for Sister's Memory
Alberta Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides leads a team of 11 to the peak of Africa's highest mountain, Mount Kilimanjaro, in a poignant memorial for his slain sister.
OHF Update Reveals Shifts in Minor Hockey Landscape
A new Ontario Hockey Federation update provides insights into the changing dynamics of minor hockey, including recruitment practices and disciplinary actions.
Ontario School Boards Launch Student Support Portals
School boards in Ontario, including TVDSB, have introduced new online portals for student support as critics question their effectiveness and role in education.
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