Young debaters from Montreal gathered at Alexander von Humboldt School for a tournament focused on sharpening their skills and building confidence, highlighting the importance of youth engagement in critical thinking.
New academic research challenges the long-held belief that King Harold II marched 200 miles to the Battle of Hastings in 1066, suggesting the story is a medieval fabrication.
The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation and school boards express strong dissatisfaction with the province's $4.6 billion education budget, citing insufficient funding for critical needs.
Dida Berku, former Côte-St-Luc city councillor, shares her experience of being denied entry to French public schools in 1955 due to her Jewish heritage, highlighting the lasting impact of language education on her career.
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The Saskatchewan First Nations Spelling Bee celebrated its 10th anniversary, with young participants showcasing dedication and building confidence through competition, advancing winners to national championships.
Despite severe weather challenges, Pure Country's annual Camping for Cans event successfully raised funds and food donations for the Sudbury Food Bank, supporting local community members in need.
Five new affordable housing developments in Downtown Edmonton will provide 500 student units by 2027, with rent controls ensuring affordability for at least a decade.
Saskatchewan NDP leaders accuse the government of favoritism for funding a new school in Premier Scott Moe's constituency while over 200 schools face worse conditions.
St. Mary Catholic Elementary School students in Edmonton launched a project to distribute free art, aiming to foster kindness and community spirit through creative expression.
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The Government of Saskatchewan celebrates the opening of a new Francophone elementary school in Regina, aimed at supporting and growing the Fransaskois community through enhanced educational opportunities.
The provincial government has temporarily halted the Regina Carlyle school project, citing a need for a comprehensive funding review. This decision impacts local education plans and has sparked community discussions.
Finance Minister Adrien Sala reveals upcoming provincial budget will include significant funding increases for child care, announced at a Winnipeg daycare event.
The City of Edmonton allocates $15 million to support five downtown housing projects, set to provide 550 units for students, with construction starting in Spring 2026.
Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra has publicly criticized Jay Aspin, former chair of the Near North District School Board, in a video posted online, highlighting tensions in the province's education sector.
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The Waterloo Catholic District School Board has confirmed a significant expansion project for St. Boniface Catholic Elementary School in Breslau, Ontario, set to begin in 2026 to accommodate growing enrollment.
The U.S. Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Harvard University, accusing it of failing to protect Jewish and Israeli students and seeking billions in federal funding recovery.
The Trump administration has initiated a federal lawsuit against Harvard University, alleging violations of civil rights laws and seeking the recovery of government funds.
The body of University of Alabama student James Gracey was found after a night out during Spring Break. Spanish authorities indicate the death appears accidental, with no signs of foul play.
Three Quebec university students on international internships have been safely returned from the Persian Gulf region due to escalating geopolitical tensions. The Canadian government facilitated their repatriation.
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A persistent online urban legend claims Canadian soldiers' brutal actions in WWI and WWII inspired the Geneva Conventions. Historians confirm this is false, clarifying the conventions' actual origins.
The University of Windsor hosted a conference exploring 3D construction printing and other technologies as potential solutions to Canada's escalating housing affordability crisis, with experts warning of growing inequality.
The Trump administration has effectively ended a nonpartisan program tracking student voting rates, raising concerns about voter suppression targeting young Democratic-leaning voters ahead of future elections.
John Robson examines how the decline of self-control and proliferation of profanity in public discourse reflects broader societal erosion in Canada over the past decade.
Following thwarted school shooting plots in Nova Scotia and Manitoba, a mayor advocates for a national conversation on youth mental health and internet influence.
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The body of James 'Jimmy' Gracey, a 20-year-old University of Alabama student from Illinois, was recovered from the water near a Barcelona beach. He went missing during spring break after separating from friends outside a nightclub.
A recent study highlights that excessive screen use among Canadian students correlates with increased stress, reduced life satisfaction, and poorer academic performance, raising concerns about digital habits.
The future of Laird School in rural Saskatchewan is uncertain, with community members describing it as a 'gem' and expressing deep concern over potential closure.
The world's longest-running youth hockey tournament marks its 75th anniversary in Goderich, Ontario, celebrating a rich tradition of community and sport.
The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation warns that the province's new budget will lead to significant cuts in schools, impacting resources and student support across the education system.
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The U.S. Education Department transfers management of $180 billion in defaulted student loans to the Treasury Department, marking the first step in dismantling the federal agency as part of the Trump administration's broader agenda.
