Raptors rookies Graves and Bradley eager to make impact
The Toronto Raptors' first-round pick Allen Graves and second-round pick Jaden Bradley spoke about family, readiness, and their paths to the NBA after being drafted.
Category : Colleges
Regina Students Start Summer Vacation as Classrooms Empty
Regina classrooms are now empty as students officially head into summer vacation, marking the end of the school year with a shift from homework to freedom.
U of Windsor climbs in QS World University Rankings 2026
The University of Windsor has risen in the latest QS World University Rankings, marking a significant achievement for the institution and highlighting its growing global reputation in research and education.
UWindsor Reaches Highest Ever QS World University Ranking
The University of Windsor achieved its highest position ever in the 2026 QS World University Rankings, reflecting significant progress in academic reputation and research impact.
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U of T only Canadian school in global top 20 ranking
The University of Toronto was the only Canadian university to crack the top 20 in a new global ranking, placing 17th overall according to the 2026 World University Rankings.
Collège Boréal Massage Therapy Program Earns National Accreditation
Collège Boréal's Massage Therapy program has received preliminary national accreditation from the Canadian Massage Therapy Council for Accreditation, confirming its high training standards and compliance with rigorous professional requirements.
Sask. Polytech, Province Sign Agreement for Student Pathways
Saskatchewan Polytechnic and the provincial government have signed a new agreement to create more educational pathways for students, enhancing transfer credits and program articulation.
Toronto School Year Start Delayed: Impact on Child Care
Toronto's next school year starts later, affecting child care arrangements. Parents face extended summer costs and scheduling challenges as the academic calendar shifts.
Cornwall Alternative School's First Graduating Class in 53 Years
Cornwall Alternative School in Regina celebrated its first Grade 12 graduating class in 53 years, marking a major milestone for the institution that serves at-risk and disadvantaged youth.
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Former UWindsor President Alan Wildeman Dies at 72
Dr. Alan Wildeman, the University of Windsor's sixth president who led the institution from 2008 to 2018, has passed away at age 72.
TD Summer Reading Club National Launch in Timmins Saturday
Timmins Public Library hosts the national launch of the TD Summer Reading Club on Saturday, June 22, from noon to 4 p.m., with activities for all ages.
Lethbridge Student Wins Silver at Skills Canada
Brandon Slingerland from Lethbridge Polytechnic placed second in his event at the Skills Canada national competition, showcasing his technical skills.
Ottawa Grad Wins $120K Queen's Engineering Scholarship
Kaylee Gagné, an Ottawa high school graduate, has been awarded a $120,000 scholarship to study engineering at Queen's University, recognizing her academic excellence.
Parents Frustrated Over Cambridge School's No Grad Ceremony
Moffat Creek Public School in Cambridge cancels formal graduation ceremony, opting for a student-only celebration, leaving parents feeling left out.
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N.B. School Year Ends with High Student Absenteeism
The New Brunswick school year concludes with a persistently high chronic absenteeism rate among students, raising concerns about academic impacts and long-term consequences.
Calgary Schools Struggle with Substitute Teacher Shortage
Calgary public schools face a severe substitute teacher shortage, causing classroom disruptions and increased workload for permanent staff. Officials scramble to cover absences.
Ralph Goodale Gets Honorary Degree from U of R
Longtime MP Ralph Goodale received an honorary degree from the University of Regina, crediting the institution for opening doors and shaping his career.
Georgian College Bracebridge Closure: Property Future Unclear
Georgian College announces closure of its Bracebridge campus, leaving questions about the property's future. Local leaders discuss potential redevelopment opportunities.
Ontario needs over 1M university grads in next decade
Ontario will need more than one million university graduates over the next ten years, with STEM and healthcare fields seeing the highest demand.
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Wasaga Beach First High School Groundbreaking
Wasaga Beach, Ont. celebrated the groundbreaking of its first-ever high school on June 18, 2026, marking a historic milestone for the community.
Dr. Elisé Saraceni Named Dean of Education at St. Mary's
Dr. Elisé Saraceni, a leader in Catholic education with over 20 years of experience, has been appointed Dean of Education at St. Mary's University in Calgary, effective June 15, 2026.
U of Windsor Projects $7.4M Deficit for 2026-27
The University of Windsor expects a $7.4M operating deficit in 2026-27 due to falling international enrollment and rising costs, with full-time students dropping to 14,109.
Politecnico di Milano Hits 87th in QS Rankings 2027
Politecnico di Milano achieves a new record in QS World University Rankings 2027, ranking 87th globally and first in Italy, gaining 11 positions from last year.
Quebec Daycare Priority for Residents After Court Ruling
Quebec will prioritize residents and permanent residents for subsidized daycare following a court ruling, impacting access for non-residents.
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Holmwood Collegiate Approved as New Saskatoon High School Name
Saskatoon Public Schools board approves Holmwood Collegiate as the name for the new northeast high school, sharing a site with a Catholic school and leisure centre.
Over 2,400 Grads Celebrated at University of Regina Convocation
The University of Regina honored over 2,400 graduates during its 2026 Spring Convocation, marking a milestone for students and families.
Saskatoon School Gets $40K Literacy Grant, Excites Students
Saskatoon elementary school receives a $40,000 literacy grant, sparking excitement among students and staff. The funding aims to boost reading programs and support young learners.
New Saskatoon High School Named Holmwood Collegiate
Saskatoon's newest high school will be named Holmwood Collegiate. The decision was announced by the school board, marking a new chapter for education in the area.
Emelda Byrne Retires, Says Catholic Board Poised for Future
Outgoing WECDSB director Emelda Byrne reflects on her career and expresses confidence in the board's future direction after passing a balanced $356.3M budget.
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New Ukrainian Charter School Opens in Calgary
Yuzyk Academy, Calgary's first Ukrainian charter school, opens in September 2026. It offers K-4 bilingual education to preserve culture and language.
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