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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.
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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B.C. Beach Day Unites Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Kids
Greater Victoria School District hosted its annual Deaf and Hard of Hearing Beach Day, bringing together children for fun and connection on the shores of British Columbia.
Waterloo Region Population Growth Stalls After Student Decline
A new report shows Waterloo Region's population growth stalled due to a decline in international students, impacting local housing and economy.
Solo Travel Tips: How to Start and Enjoy Traveling Alone
Expert Jessica Nabongo shares tips for solo travel success, from starting small to embracing spontaneity. Learn how to make your first solo trip amazing.
Telus Spark Science Centre gets $300K for trades exhibits
The Telus Spark Science Centre in Calgary received a $300,000 boost to develop new exhibits exploring skilled trades, aiming to inspire youth and address labor shortages.
Teachers' Society Opposes YouTube Ban in Classrooms
The Manitoba Teachers' Society argues against a provincial proposal to ban YouTube in classrooms, citing educational benefits and the need for digital literacy.
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UCalgary Archeology Students Dig at Edworthy Park
University of Calgary archeology students and volunteers are excavating at Edworthy Park, uncovering artifacts and learning field techniques in a hands-on educational experience.
Skills Shared at Sask Polytechnic Women in Trades Event
Girls from grades 9-12 explored high-demand trades and tech at Saskatchewan Polytechnic's Jill of All Trades event, featuring hands-on demos and career insights.
Retiring Snowbirds 'Unnecessary,' Aircraft 'Structurally Capable'
Former MP Laurie Hawn argues retiring the Snowbirds is unnecessary, stating the aircraft remains structurally capable, amid ongoing discussions about the future of the team.
Honorary Degrees Show University Left-Wing Bias
Christopher Dummitt argues Canadian universities overwhelmingly grant honorary degrees to progressive activists while shunning conservatives, highlighting ideological homogeneity.
New Funding Expands Manitoba Adult Education Programs
Manitoba announces new funding to expand adult education programs, aiming to improve access and skills training for residents across the province.
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N.B. Teen Chef Heads to National Skills Canada Competition
Georgia Eastwood, 17, from New Brunswick, will compete at the Skills Canada national competition in Toronto after honing her culinary skills at a local restaurant.
B.C. Boy with Autism Publishes Online Magazine
A British Columbia boy with autism has launched his own online magazine, capturing random interests and inspiring others with his creativity and determination.
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.
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.
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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'.
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.
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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.
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.
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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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