Fexting May Not Be All Bad, New Research Suggests
A new study finds that fighting over text, or 'fexting,' can be as effective as face-to-face arguments, with some advantages like time to think and a written record.
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Capital One, JA Canada Partner for Youth Financial Literacy
Capital One Canada invests $3 million in a three-year partnership with Junior Achievement of Canada to boost financial literacy for over 35,000 young Canadians through classroom programs and the Finance Park Mobile Tour.
Young man runs 7,500 km across Canada for youth scholarships
James Newman, 22, who lost both parents as a child, is running 7,500 km across Canada in under 100 days to raise $250,000 for post-secondary scholarships for displaced youth through the Children's Aid Foundation.
Law Society Awards Honorary LLDs to Six Individuals
The Law Society of Ontario conferred honorary Doctor of Laws degrees on six individuals, including judges and advocates, at the June Call to the Bar ceremonies for outstanding contributions to justice.
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Ontario invests $60M in digital learning platform for schools
Ontario is investing $60 million to equip teachers with modernized classroom resources via a new provincewide digital learning platform, Edwin, starting this fall.
Escoffier Expands Culinary Education Network into Canada
Auguste Escoffier School of Culinary Arts expands into Canada by acquiring Vancouver's Pacific Institute of Culinary Arts, with Chef-in-Residence Kristen Kish joining a live podcast event in Toronto.
The 100 Year Rule: Why Baby Names Cycle Every Century
Baby naming experts have identified the '100 Year Rule,' explaining why names like Eleanor and Theodore resurge after a century. Learn which names are poised for a comeback.
York U Launches MEng in Sustainable Energy Systems
York University's Lassonde School of Engineering launches its first professional master's degree: a course-based MEng in Sustainable Energy Systems to meet Canada's growing clean energy workforce demand.
A Criminal Lawyer Taught Gender Studies and It Changed His Life
After 30 years as a criminal defense attorney, a 60-year-old man taught a Gender in America course. The experience transformed his teaching, his friendships, and his understanding of vulnerability.
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Regina Girl Guides Cookie Sales Evolve After Century
Girl Guides in Regina have adapted their traditional cookie sales over nearly 100 years, reflecting changing times while maintaining a vital fundraiser. Sierra D'Souza Butts reports.
Retiring Teacher Wears Costume Each Day of Final Year
A retiring teacher wore a different costume each day of his final year to bring joy to students and colleagues, culminating in a surprise staff meeting celebration.
Cottam School Gets $5.1M for Student and Daycare Spaces
A school in Cottam has been granted $5.1 million from the government to expand student and daycare facilities, addressing growing community needs.
Manitoulin Teen Publishes Third Robotics Book for Kids
Amara Wilson-Zegil, a high school student from Manitoulin Island, launches 'RoboFriends and the First Robotics Competition,' the third book in her children's robotics series.
Saskatoon High School Program Tackles Trade Shortage
A new Saskatoon high school program aims to address the trade labour shortage by offering hands-on training in skilled trades to students, preparing them for in-demand careers.
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Edmonton Schools to Offer Arabic Language Courses Widely
Edmonton Public Schools announces the widespread availability of Arabic-language course sequences, aiming to promote linguistic diversity and cultural understanding in the district.
B.C. Schools: You Don't Need Generative AI, Educator Says
A post-secondary educator argues that generative AI's importance is exaggerated, urging B.C. schools to focus on human-centric learning rather than outsourcing reading, writing, and thinking.
Lethbridge Family Services Info Day for Foreign Workers
Lethbridge Family Services organizes an information day on Oct. 22 to help temporary foreign workers transition smoothly, offering resources and support.
Second Windsor-Essex Student Wins Schulich Scholarship
Anna Denisova of Académie Ste-Cécile International School becomes the second student from Windsor-Essex to win the prestigious Schulich Leader Scholarship in 2026.
EPSB Approves Arabic Language Course Development
The Edmonton Public School Board has approved a locally developed Arabic language and culture course from elementary to high school, offering students a new language or mother tongue instruction.
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Western Student Creates Fitness Group to Fill Social Gap
A Western University student launched a fitness group to address a gap in London's social scene, fostering community through exercise and connection.
Kokum & Dot: Cree Language Show for Kids
Kokum & Dot, a new North Vancouver-filmed series, teaches Cree language and culture through puppets, animation, and play, premiering on APTN June 21.
Quebec Gives $20M to Strengthen French at English Universities
Quebec is providing $20 million annually to English-language universities to enhance French language skills among students, aiming to protect the province's linguistic heritage.
Police Warn Against Fireworks at Brampton Canada Day Event
Peel Regional Police urge residents to avoid bringing fireworks to a Canada Day celebration in a Brampton park, citing safety concerns and legal restrictions.
Learn Languages Naturally with Rosetta Stone Sapphire
Rosetta Stone Sapphire offers a natural, immersion-based method to learn 25 languages. Save on a 1-year subscription with speech recognition and chat missions.
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Mural Project Teaches Michif Language in Saskatoon
A Saskatoon mural project offers students hands-on lessons in the Michif language, blending art and culture to revitalize Indigenous heritage.
Local Seniors Go Viral: 'Life Doesn't End After Retirement'
A London retirement community's residents and employees have gone viral, sharing their vibrant lives and challenging stereotypes about aging. CTV's Lauren Stallone reports.
Daily Horoscope: June 5, 2026 – Moon Alert and Star Ratings
Moon Alert advises avoiding shopping and important decisions after 3 PM EDT. Check your horoscope for Aries to Pisces.
Truths for Teachers Project Lets Families Share Stories Anonymously
Brandon University's Truths for Teachers project allows families to anonymously share their stories with educators, fostering understanding and empathy in schools.
Lakehead's Barrie STEM Hub Opens This Fall
Lakehead University's new STEM Hub in downtown Barrie is set to open this fall, offering state-of-the-art facilities for science, technology, engineering, and math education.
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LMCH Unveils $1B, 15-Year Plan to Revitalize Housing
London's LMCH announces a $1 billion, 15-year Master Regeneration Plan to upgrade community housing stock, aiming to improve living conditions and sustainability.
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