Alberta Invests $100M to Expand School Complexity Teams
Alberta commits $100M to add 221 complexity teams and supports for K-12 schools, addressing student needs amid 90,000 new students in four years.
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Windsor non-profits open newcomer hub at adult high school
Four non-profits will offer settlement, employment, and skills training services at St. Michael's Adult High School, where 70% of students are in ESL programs, creating a one-stop hub for newcomers.
Island Deaf and Hard of Hearing Centre closes after 35 years
The Island Deaf and Hard of Hearing Centre in Victoria shuts down after 35 years, ending vital services for Vancouver Island's Deaf and hard-of-hearing community.
Advocates Drop Off Letters Demanding End to Pronoun Law
Advocates delivered community testimonials to Regina Public Schools, urging changes to Bill 137 policies that require pronoun notification for parents.
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Pope Leo XIV's Writings Now Available in English
Pope Leo XIV's homilies and addresses are now available in English translation, bringing his teachings to a wider audience since his election a year ago.
Viking Textile Production Site Discovered in Denmark
Archaeologists in Denmark have uncovered a massive Viking-age textile production site near Aarhus, shedding new light on the scale and sophistication of Viking cloth manufacturing.
Cancer trial groups welcome G7 commitment to fight cancer
CCTG, EORTC and UK3CR welcome the G7 Leaders' announcement recognizing cancer as a global priority and calling for stronger international cooperation to improve patient outcomes.
Timmins students weld security bars for local Legion branch
Timmins High and Vocational School students built and installed custom security bars at Royal Canadian Legion Branch 88, combining practical skills with community service.
New CTrain Cars Hit Tracks with Upgraded Features
Calgary's new CTrain cars debut with upgraded features including improved accessibility, digital displays, and enhanced passenger comfort, replacing older models.
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Ontario minister excited by total cellphone ban in schools
Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra is enthusiastic about a total cellphone ban after visiting Quebec schools, where a ban has created a more engaged atmosphere.
Windsor Students Receive Duke of Edinburgh International Award
Riverside Secondary School students in Windsor have been awarded the prestigious Duke of Edinburgh International Award for their commitment to personal development and community service.
New Book Urges Canada to Tackle Far-Right Extremism
Authors of a new book argue Canada must confront homegrown far-right extremism, highlighting the threat of domestic radicalization and the need for national action.
Terry Fox Visitor Centre Upgrade in Thunder Bay
The Terry Fox visitor centre in Thunder Bay is set for a significant upgrade, enhancing the experience for visitors and honoring Terry Fox's legacy.
Museum faces legal action over Nakba exhibit transparency
An Israeli legal center plans to seek an injunction to stop the Canadian Museum for Human Rights' Nakba exhibit, citing internal emails revealing coordination with Palestinian officials.
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Teacher uses diabetes journey as biology lesson
London, Ont. biology teacher Chris Schramek turned his personal diabetes journey into a real-life lesson for students, using a glucose sensor to teach about the condition.
Teen Cyclist Fatally Struck by Semi Truck Near Montreal
A 13-year-old girl was killed after being hit by a semi truck while riding her bike in Montérégie, southeast of Montreal. Authorities are investigating.
Maple Leaf IODE Celebrates 125 Years as Oldest Chapter
The Maple Leaf chapter of the IODE in Goderich, Ontario, celebrated its 125th anniversary on June 17, 2026, marking a milestone for Canada's oldest IODE chapter.
Calgary Barista Wins National Title, Heads to World Championship
Jill Hoff of Monogram Coffee won the 2026 Canadian National Barista Championship and will represent Canada at the World Barista Championship.
Nova Scotia Launches HomeShare Program with 10 Groups
Nova Scotia's new HomeShare program, in partnership with 10 community groups, aims to connect people with disabilities with affordable housing options across the province.
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Senate report: outside experts should assess CBC news fairness
A Senate committee report recommends CBC's news coverage be evaluated by external experts for impartiality, citing concerns over balance and accuracy.
Warsh-led Fed Expected to Keep US Interest Rates Unchanged
The Federal Reserve under Kevin Warsh is anticipated to leave interest rates unchanged at its first meeting, signaling a cautious approach to monetary policy amid economic uncertainty.
Manitoba Disability Services Overhaul Urged in Report
A landmark report calls for a complete overhaul of services for adults with disabilities in Manitoba, emphasizing equity, dignity, and belonging.
London Catholic Board Criticized for Education Staff Cuts
The London Catholic school board is under fire for proposed cuts to education staff, sparking concerns from parents and educators about impacts on student learning and support services.
Viatris Named One of Canada's Best Workplaces 2026
Viatris Inc. has been recognized as one of the 2026 Best Workplaces in Canada by Great Place to Work, highlighting its commitment to employee engagement and positive workplace culture.
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Montreal Protest Over Police Racism Allegations
Hundreds gathered outside Montreal police station 39 to protest against racism allegations, demanding accountability and systemic change.
Risky Restaurants Wins Gold CAJ Award for Data Journalism
The investigative series Risky Restaurants, a collaboration between Edmonton Journal and MacEwan University, won gold at the CAJ Awards for data journalism, exposing flaws in Alberta's restaurant inspection system.
PM Carney Visits Ancestral Home in County Mayo Today
Prime Minister Mark Carney and his wife Diana Fox Carney arrive in Charlestown, County Mayo, Ireland, to visit the family's ancestral home.
Why Do Humans Prefer Walking Counter-Clockwise?
A new study reveals that humans have a natural tendency to walk counter-clockwise, but the reason behind this behavior remains unknown to scientists.
85-Year-Old Earns Fifth Degree, Plans More
Ann Laubstein, 85, received her fifth university degree from Carleton University, a BSc in Neuroscience and Mental Health, and plans to continue studying.
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Muslim Grad: Anti-Israel Mob Hijacked My McGill Ceremony
A Muslim McGill graduate recounts how pro-Palestine protesters disrupted her graduation, turning a celebration into a political demonstration.
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