Georgian College and Canadian Forces Base Borden announce a collaborative initiative to combine technical education with specialized military training, enhancing skills development for both students and personnel.
Vanier College in Montreal has formally apologized for cancelling a Holocaust remembrance event at a symposium, sparking widespread criticism and discussions about academic freedom.
Edmonton's NAIT organized a comprehensive mass casualty simulation on March 28, 2026, providing medical students with hands-on emergency response experience in a controlled, realistic environment.
Algonquin College's Spring Open House provided prospective students with an opportunity to explore more than 170 academic programs still available for enrollment, offering insights into diverse career pathways.
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Young spellers from Kitchener showcased their linguistic prowess at the regional Scripps Spelling Bee, competing for a chance to advance to the prestigious national competition in Washington, D.C.
The University of Alberta's board has officially removed equity, diversity and inclusion language from its hiring policy, adopting new core values identified through AI analysis of community consultations.
Northern College has officially begun construction on a new sports dome, marking a significant investment in athletic and community facilities for the region.
The University of Regina has secured a $1.5 million grant from the Jim Pattison Children's Hospital Foundation to advance pediatric health research, marking a significant investment in medical innovation and community well-being.
Vanier College in Montreal abruptly cancels its 33-year Holocaust commemoration event, citing safety concerns amid volatile geopolitical climate and anti-Zionist pressure.
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The University of Calgary Faculty of Veterinary Medicine bridges academia and agriculture, training students while supporting ranchers. Since the 2003 BSE crisis, collaboration has been key to proactive disease management and sustainable practices.
MacEwan University's Get to Work job fair on March 25, 2026, provided students with direct access to employers offering guaranteed summer positions, easing the transition from academics to the workforce ahead of the break.
Vancouver Community College introduces a three-week pilot program teaching the skills needed to convert internal combustion engine vehicles into electric cars, offered for just $1 to gather feedback.
Humber Polytechnic in Toronto announces mandatory layoffs after a voluntary exit program fails to fully address its financial difficulties, impacting staff and operations.
Eva Kuper, a Holocaust survivor, criticizes Vanier College for canceling a Holocaust commemoration ceremony over safety concerns amid rising campus tensions and antisemitism.
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Mackenzie Gunther, the co-pilot killed in the LaGuardia Airport crash, was a 2023 graduate of Seneca Polytechnic's aviation program. The school has lowered flags to half-mast in his honor.
The strike at NSCAD University in Nova Scotia has ended after the university and union agreed to proceed with binding contract arbitration to resolve their dispute.
Monaco's inaugural Yachting Student Fair brought together 800 students for hands-on career exploration in maritime and yachting sectors, featuring industry professionals and educational institutions.
Approximately 400 young Calgarians gathered at a Calgary Bridge Foundation for Youth event to discuss actionable strategies for driving positive social impact and strengthening local community bonds.
The Brandon University community is rallying together in the wake of a shocking alleged assault on an 18-year-old woman, highlighting a broader stance against intimate partner violence.
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A donated tank car worth approximately $100,000 provides hands-on training for SAIT's railway conductor and crane operator students in Calgary, enhancing safety education and industry preparedness.
High Point University surprised a local family of superfans with an all-expenses-paid trip to watch the Panthers play in the NCAA Tournament in Portland, Oregon.
A recent talk at Montreal's Vanier College featuring Concordia University students has drawn criticism for promoting one-sided pro-Palestinian views and extremist rhetoric, raising questions about academic discourse on campus.
Lethbridge Polytechnic has introduced a new pre-veterinary medicine diploma, marking a significant advancement in veterinary education in Alberta. The program aims to prepare students for veterinary school and address regional workforce needs.
British Columbia's Finance Minister has launched an investigation into the Kwantlen Polytechnic University Students Association after it spent nearly $1 million on wages and benefits last year, far exceeding comparable institutions.
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The Northern Ontario School of Medicine launches a new strategic plan focused on increasing access to primary care for underserved populations, addressing healthcare disparities in the region.
Cambrian College engineering students have developed a heavy-duty, all-terrain toboggan specifically for Arctic military operations, showcasing innovative design for extreme environments.
The Anglophone West School District in New Brunswick is set to construct a new $80 million school in Carleton North, with plans to enhance educational facilities for the community.
Students at Old Dominion University heroically subdued and killed a terrorist gunman who opened fire in a classroom, saving lives. The FBI is investigating the attack as terrorism.
Fanshawe College in London, Ontario, has eliminated nine additional academic programs as its financial deficit approaches $50 million, raising concerns about student access and institutional stability.
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The Manitoba government and Seven Oaks School Division have officially started construction on Ecole Meadowlands School in West St. Paul, marking a significant investment in local education infrastructure.
