Ryan Straschnitzki, a survivor of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash, will be the featured speaker at the Lethbridge Polytechnic 2026 Speaker Series, sharing his story of resilience and recovery.
All Saints High School students in Ottawa organized a 'Walk Till Justice' event on February 19, 2026, drawing inspiration from Emmett Till's 1955 lynching that sparked the U.S. civil rights movement.
Tina Tehranchian, a senior wealth advisor, discusses strategies to finance higher education amid increasing tuition fees, emphasizing the role of Registered Education Savings Plans.
A paleontologist from Brandon University in Manitoba has helped identify the world's oldest fossilized predator vomit, offering unprecedented insights into ancient land ecosystems before dinosaurs evolved.
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Mary Wells, dean of engineering at the University of Waterloo, is set to receive the prestigious Order of Ontario for her exceptional contributions to engineering education and innovation.
A professor discusses his fight against a loose network of men's groups online that promote misogyny and anti-feminism, highlighting the dangers of this digital influence.
Portable classrooms are being delivered to Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, in preparation for the resumption of school classes. This move addresses immediate educational infrastructure needs in the community.
A University of Michigan undergraduate with documented disabilities is suing the institution, alleging discrimination after being accused of using artificial intelligence in academic work. The lawsuit claims the school failed to provide reasonable accommo
Lee Smolin, a prominent theoretical physicist, has temporarily halted his research activities at the Perimeter Institute in Waterloo, Ontario, following the disclosure of his past connections to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein.
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A prominent physicist at Waterloo's Perimeter Institute has temporarily stepped back from his research role following revelations of past connections to Jeffrey Epstein, sparking discussions on academic ethics and funding sources.
Sammy, a vibrant university graduate featured as a SUNshine Girl, shares her ambition to become a professor or mediator to promote peace within families, showcasing her dynamic personality and goals.
Learning strategist Deena Kara Shaffer reveals effective techniques for creating study schedules that prevent cramming and promote long-term academic success through spaced repetition and active recall.
Science North in Sudbury has launched a captivating new exhibit that explores the scientific principles behind optical illusions and perceptual tricks, featuring insights from CEO Ashley Larose and other key figures.
Documents reveal academics hoped connections with Jeffrey Epstein would lead to financial support for their projects, raising ethical questions in higher education.
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A professor recounts navigating gun policies, political tensions, and ideological battles in Texas and California classrooms, questioning the sustainability of higher education in today's climate.
The Northern Alberta Institute of Technology and its academic staff have ratified a new collective agreement, ensuring stability and improved working conditions in Edmonton's educational sector.
Quebec students widely use AI tools, raising concerns about equity and learning. Experts warn against repeating historical educational mistakes in response to technological change.
Frances Widdowson discusses her wrongful termination from Mount Royal University, campus protests, and her controversial research on residential schools and race-based policies in academia.
A Yale University professor has publicly stated he feels no remorse for recommending a 'good-looking blonde' student for a job with Jeffrey Epstein, sparking controversy in academic circles.
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Canada's labor productivity growth has plummeted to 0.2% annually, prompting a major research initiative to develop evidence-based solutions through sustained collaboration.
New research reveals baboon siblings experience jealousy similar to human children, offering insights into primate social behavior and emotional evolution.
Political science professor Jamey Essex analyzes whether former U.S. President Donald Trump could block the new Windsor-Detroit crossing, amid Michigan's pushback.
A British Columbia teacher has faced disciplinary action from the provincial regulator after admitting to actively assisting students in cheating on academic work. The case highlights ongoing concerns about academic integrity in schools.
Ontario universities are expanding academic horizons with unconventional courses covering topics like sorcery, poisons, and Dracula costumes, showcasing diverse and innovative curriculum offerings.
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A University of Calgary economics professor will direct a 15-year nationwide research initiative to address Canada's declining productivity growth and develop policy recommendations.
The Lloydminster Roman Catholic School Division No. 89 has disclosed a $16,000 financial loss resulting from the misappropriation of funds, highlighting internal control challenges in educational institutions.
The U.S. Department of Defense has announced it will discontinue all military training programs and fellowships at Harvard University, citing ideological differences.
Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper has donated a massive personal collection to Library and Archives Canada, including one million photos, a quilt, and a hockey card, highlighting his legacy.
Private schools in the Greater Toronto Area are embedding real-world learning into daily curricula, moving beyond traditional field trips to include STEM partnerships, professional internships, and global citizenship programs.
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The Northern Alberta Institute of Technology and its academic staff have reached a tentative collective agreement, marking progress in Edmonton's post-secondary education sector.
