Ontario Inspects Truck Driver Colleges After Audit
Ontario's colleges minister announces inspections of commercial truck driver training colleges following a critical audit highlighting fraud and inadequate training.
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YMCA Cape Breton Marks 140 Years in Community
The YMCA of Cape Breton celebrated its 140th anniversary, marking nearly a century and a half of service to the community through programs and support.
Malala Yousafzai Expands Fight for Equality to Women in Sports
Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai discusses her new advocacy for gender equality in sports, aiming to break barriers and empower female athletes worldwide.
Formica Announces Winners of 9th Annual Student Competition
Formica Corporation reveals winners of the ninth FORM Student Innovation Competition, with record 303 submissions. First prize goes to Kassandra Avila for 'VIVO'.
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Ontario First Nation education funding case closing arguments
Closing arguments begin in a landmark case at the Human Rights Tribunal over Ontario First Nation's education funding, with potential implications for Indigenous education across Canada.
France to Introduce One-Euro University Meals for All Students
France announces one-euro meals for all university students, aiming to ease financial burdens and improve access to healthy food on campus.
Office 2021 for Mac: No Subscription Needed
A long-time user reviews Microsoft Office 2021 for Mac, a one-time purchase alternative to subscriptions, highlighting its familiar interface and core apps.
Langara College May Pause Journalism Program
Langara College in Vancouver is considering pausing its journalism program, sparking dismay among students and faculty. The decision reflects broader challenges in journalism education.
Saskatoon Youth Group Homes Open with $1.5M Project
Two new youth group homes have opened in Saskatoon, supported by a $1.5 million project aimed at providing stable housing for vulnerable young people.
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Student AI Conference: More Than Just Computer Science
Edmonton Public School Board's Student AI Conference at Fantasyland Hotel teaches high-school students that AI is more than just computer science, covering ethics, creativity, and real-world applications.
Langara journalism program paused indefinitely
Langara College suspends its journalism program after more than 50 years, citing declining enrollment and industry changes. Current students will graduate by 2027.
Kindle Paperwhite Review: A Reformed Book Purist's Verdict
A former physical book purist shares why the Kindle Paperwhite is worth it, with rare sale up to 16% off. Waterproof, backlit, and lightweight.
Saskatchewan’s Top Baby Names for 2025 Revealed
Saskatchewan has announced the most popular baby names for 2025. Olivia tops the girls' list for the third consecutive year, while Liam leads for boys. The list reflects cultural trends and preferences across the province.
Ontario Mandates Financial Literacy Test for Grade 10
Ontario will require Grade 10 students to pass a financial literacy test to graduate, aiming to equip youth with essential money management skills.
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Raising a Multilingual Child in the US: Resources and Culture
A mother shares her journey of raising a trilingual toddler in the US, highlighting the challenges and rewards, and discovers Aprende Peque, a YouTube channel that teaches Spanish through Latino culture.
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London Creator Supports Adults with Autism Through Lived Experience
London-based influencer and autism advocate Daniel Jones shares his personal journey and strategies to help adults with autism navigate daily challenges and thrive in society.
Social Media's Impact on Critical Thinking Skills
Educational psychology expert Jacqueline Leighton warns that constant online information exposure may be diminishing our ability to analyze and evaluate information critically, with potential long-term consequences for society.
Adult High School Shifts to Quadmester System with Longer Classes
Ottawa's Adult High School on Rochester Street will transition to a nine-week quadmester program featuring 2.5-hour classes starting September. The change aims to align with provincial standards while addressing budget constraints.
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Students Save 12-Year-Old Cyclist in Pickup Truck Crash
Two Personal Support Worker students from St. Louis Adult Learning and Continuing Education Centres provided critical aid to a seriously injured 12-year-old cyclist struck by a pickup truck in Waterloo, Ontario.
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Ottawa Adult High School Students Concerned Over Changes
Students at Ottawa's Adult High School express worries about proposed programming changes set for next fall, fearing impacts on their education and support systems.
Adult High School Program Changes Amid Budget Deficit
The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board is transitioning to a continuing education model for students over 21, raising concerns from teachers and students about program quality and teacher displacement.
Why Soviet Nevalyaska Dolls Were Made with Gunpowder
Discover the fascinating story of how Soviet gunpowder factories produced celluloid nevalyaska dolls, tracing the explosive history of the world's first plastic from its origins to modern replacements.
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Ancient Bone May Be First Evidence of Hannibal's War Elephants
A newly discovered ancient bone fragment in Western Europe might represent the first physical evidence of Hannibal's elephants used during the Second Punic War, offering a rare archaeological insight into his legendary military campaigns.
Teacher Fights Toronto Deep Freeze with Care4Care Initiative
Katrina Cain-Griffin, a 25-year-old master's student in education, has launched the Care4Care project this winter to provide essential support and warmth to vulnerable residents during Toronto's harsh cold spells, demonstrating community resilience.
Weavers Push Back on Ford's 'Basket-Weaving' Jab
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's comment dismissing 'basket-weaving' courses sparks backlash from artisans and educators who defend the craft's cultural and economic value.
Teddy Bear Hospital: Surgeon Revives 115-Year-Old Stuffed Animal
An 83-year-old surgeon operates a unique teddy bear hospital, successfully rehabilitating a 115-year-old teddy bear. This heartwarming story highlights a blend of craftsmanship and care.
Decentering Men: Netflix's 'Adolescence' Sparks Vital Dialogue
Netflix's 'Adolescence' series reveals toxic masculinity's normalization, prompting discussions on decentering men. Experts explain how patriarchy harms everyone and why male involvement is crucial for change.
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Anglo-Saxon Mass Grave Shows Violent Deaths Near Cambridge
Archaeologists in England have uncovered a pit filled with skeletons from the Anglo-Saxon era, with forensic analysis indicating the individuals met violent ends, shedding new light on early medieval conflict.
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