Winnipeg Campus Radio Weighs Future of Community Broadcasting
Campus radio stations in Winnipeg are navigating significant challenges to sustain their community-oriented missions amid evolving media landscapes and funding pressures.
Category : Education
Iowa Court Upholds LGBTQ+ Education Restrictions and Book Bans
An appellate court has ruled that Iowa can enforce a law limiting LGBTQ+ discussions in K-6 classrooms and banning certain books from schools, overturning previous temporary blocks.
Waddleloo Map Helps Students Avoid Geese During Nesting Season
The University of Waterloo has introduced an interactive 'Waddleloo' map to guide students around aggressive geese during nesting season, enhancing campus safety and awareness.
St. Clair College Navigates $5.5M Deficit with Staff Changes
St. Clair College in Windsor is implementing strategic staffing adjustments to address a projected $5.5 million deficit, as the institution balances financial sustainability with educational quality.
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St. Clair College Union Starts First Part-Time Staff Contract Talks
The faculty union at St. Clair College in Windsor has initiated groundbreaking contract negotiations for part-time staff, marking a significant milestone in labor relations at the institution.
Blind Man Develops Lego System for Visually Impaired
Matthew Shifrin, founder of Bricks for the Blind, has pioneered a tactile building method enabling individuals with low vision to independently construct Lego sets through detailed braille instructions.
Regina Band Program Changes Spark Transparency Concerns
Regina Public Schools faces mounting criticism over its revamped elementary band program, with community members questioning transparency and communication despite officials confirming no pause to the fall rollout.
Racial Disparities in 'The Talk' About Police Encounters
New research shows Black youth are far more likely to receive safety guidance for police interactions than other racial groups, highlighting persistent racial inequities in law enforcement encounters.
DEI Policies Have Made Society More Racist, Argues Milke
Author Mark Milke contends that modern Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives represent an illiberal reversal of civil rights progress, promoting identity politics over individual merit.
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Robert Land Academy Probe Brings Hope to Former Students
A military-style boarding school in Canada is under official investigation for alleged physical, emotional, and sexual abuse, giving former students a long-awaited sense of validation and potential justice.
Universities Offer Exam Deferrals, Tuition Holds During War
In response to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, Canadian universities are implementing support measures including exam deferrals and tuition payment holds for affected students.
6'7" Alberta Teen Erin Miller Hones Basketball Skills for Future
Erin Miller, a towering 15-year-old from Alberta standing at 6'7", is developing her basketball talents with aspirations of reaching professional levels. Her unique height and dedication position her as a promising athlete in Canadian sports.
Edmonton Youth Rally Against Bill 25 at Legislature
Students and young activists gathered at the Alberta Legislature to protest Bill 25, which they say will restrict expression and politicize education. The demonstration drew over a hundred participants.
USC Cancels Debate Over 'Lack of Diversity' Among Candidates
The University of Southern California abruptly cancelled a gubernatorial debate due to all qualified candidates being white, sparking controversy over race in politics and policy priorities.
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B.C. Teacher Suspended for Racist Joke, Inappropriate Materials
A teacher in British Columbia has been suspended following allegations of making a racist joke and using inappropriate classroom materials, sparking a district investigation.
Algonquin College Rugby Teams Cut Next Year
Algonquin College rugby players are devastated as their teams face elimination next year, with emotional scenes unfolding during a recent jersey swap event.
Judge Halts Trump's Race Data Collection from Public Universities
A federal judge in Boston has issued a preliminary injunction against the Trump administration's rushed effort to collect race-related admissions data from public universities, citing procedural flaws and privacy concerns.
French Immersion Cut at Windsor School Sparks Parental Frustration
A Windsor father voices disappointment after the French Immersion program is eliminated at W.F. Herman Academy, highlighting concerns over educational opportunities and community impact in Ontario.
Sask Polytechnic CEO Outlines Fixes for Canada's Labor Crisis
Saskatchewan Polytechnic's CEO argues that polytechnics are the optimal model for apprenticeship training to address Canada's accelerating labor needs, emphasizing workplace-integrated learning and competency-based assessments.
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Vancouver Girls School 'House of Horror' in Class Action Lawsuit
A shuttered British Columbia girls school described as a 'house of horror' is now the center of a significant class action lawsuit, with former students alleging severe mistreatment.
Alberta's Bill 25 Sparks Outcry Over Classroom Restrictions
Alberta's Bill 25 faces fierce criticism from educators and citizens who argue it suppresses classroom discussions on politics and ideology, threatening critical thinking development in students.
12-Year-Old Arrested in LA School Bullying Death Case
A 12-year-old has been arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of classmate Khimberly Zavaleta Chuquipa, who was struck with a metal water bottle during an alleged bullying incident at a Los Angeles school.
Trump Signs Executive Order to Reform College Athletics
President Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at restoring fairness and stability in college sports, targeting transfer rules, eligibility, pay-for-play, and revenue-sharing.
St. Clair College Projects $5.5 Million Deficit
St. Clair College faces a $5.5 million deficit for 2026-27 despite reducing projections by over half, amid a 93% drop in international student enrollment since 2023.
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Paris Mayor Vows to End Sexual Violence in Schools
Newly elected Paris Mayor Emmanuel Gregoire has made a firm commitment to eradicate sexual violence within the city's educational institutions, marking a significant policy shift.
New Mineral Named for U of A Geochemist Graham Pearson
A newly discovered mineral has been named in honor of University of Alberta mantle geochemist Graham Pearson, recognizing his lasting contributions to Earth sciences.
Waterloo Region Moves Forward with School and Childcare Projects
The Region of Waterloo is progressing with new developments for schools, childcare facilities, and faith buildings, aiming to enhance community infrastructure and support growing needs.
U of M Students' Union Calls for Tuition Freeze as Hike Looms
Students at the University of Manitoba protest a proposed tuition increase, with their union demanding a freeze to alleviate financial pressure on learners.
Sudbury Advocates Push for Inclusion at UN Down Syndrome Day
Carlo and Rachel DiCarlos from Sudbury emphasized inclusion at the UN World Down Syndrome Day Conference in Geneva and New York, highlighting global advocacy efforts for individuals with Down syndrome.
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Cameco Gifts $5M for Mine Training at Sask. Poly Campus
Cameco's $5 million donation to Saskatchewan Polytechnic will fund mining industry training and a pilot program for Indigenous women in industrial mechanics at the new Saskatoon campus.
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