Nova Scotia Revises Laws for Child and Youth Well-Being
The Nova Scotia government announces significant legislative changes aimed at enhancing the well-being of children and youth, with updates expected to impact provincial policies and services.
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Calgary Equine Therapy Hosts Documentary Screening for Funds
Bow Valley Equine Adaptive, a Canmore-based organization, is organizing a documentary screening event to raise funds and increase awareness about its therapeutic horse programs for individuals with disabilities.
Alberta's $10.8B Education Investment in 2026 Budget
Alberta's government pledges $10.8 billion for education in Budget 2026, with funding to hire 1,600 teachers and 800 support staff amid deficit challenges.
B.C. Tribunal Denies Student's Loss of Studies Claim
A British Columbia tribunal has dismissed a student's claim for loss of studies, ruling that the individual continued attending classes after a 2021 crash. The decision highlights the legal scrutiny applied to such compensation requests.
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Kemptville Students March for Pink Shirt Day Against Bullying
Students at École Rivière-Rideau in Kemptville organized a walk to raise awareness about bullying on Pink Shirt Day, highlighting community efforts to promote kindness and inclusion in schools.
Alberta 2026 Budget: $10.8B for Education
Alberta's 2026 provincial budget includes a significant $10.8 billion investment in education funding, announced by Premier Danielle Smith and Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides.
Alberta to Announce Education Funding in Budget 2026
The Alberta government, led by Premier Danielle Smith and Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides, is set to reveal education funding details in the upcoming Budget 2026 announcement.
Ford on Humber Polytechnic Workforce Cuts: 'Run It Like a Business'
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has responded to Humber Polytechnic's plans to reduce its workforce, stating he wishes the institution well and emphasizing a business-oriented approach to operations amid ongoing changes in the education sector.
ATA Slams Smith Government for Ignoring Education Issues
The Alberta Teachers' Association accuses Premier Smith's government of neglecting education concerns, demanding concrete action over mere announcements.
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Ontario Teachers Union Criticized for Anti-Zionist Antisemitism Training
The Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario faces backlash for hiring Independent Jewish Voices, an anti-Zionist group, to provide antisemitism training, drawing criticism from Jewish labor organizations.
Girl Guides Explore Journalism Careers at Thinking Day Event
CTV journalists mentor Sudbury Girl Guides in video journalism and weather presenting during a World Thinking Day event focused on career exploration.
Quebec Hopeful Pledges to Maintain School Cultural Trip Budgets
Christine Fréchette, a candidate for CAQ leadership, commits to preserving budgets for school trips to cultural venues, emphasizing educational enrichment.
Ontario School Board Oversight Weakens Anti-Racism: Trustees
Black trustees in Ontario express concern that provincial supervision of school boards is diluting anti-racism initiatives, potentially reversing progress in addressing systemic discrimination in education.
Welding Education Crisis: Outdated Tools and Funding Gaps
Canadian schools struggle to provide modern welding training due to insufficient funding and outdated equipment, creating a skilled trades gap as employers report difficulty finding qualified welders.
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Ex-Trustee Fights $750K Fine for Anti-SOGI Campaign
Barry Neufeld, a former Chilliwack school trustee, is challenging a hefty penalty for what authorities call an 'insidious' campaign against SOGI policies in British Columbia.
School Boards Pay $300K for Misaligned PA Days
Two school boards in Waterloo Region are paying nearly $300,000 for transportation costs after their professional activity days failed to align, creating logistical and financial challenges.
Northern Ontario Bus Strike Strands Nearly 2,000 Students
A strike by Alouette Bus Lines drivers, represented by United Steelworkers, has halted school bus services for nearly 2,000 students in Northern Ontario after contract negotiations failed.
Councillors Push to Fund Queensborough School Bus Program
New Westminster councillors support residents fighting to maintain school bus service for 250 Queensborough students facing program cancellation in June, highlighting transportation challenges.
Quebecers Often Switch Languages in Daily Life: Survey
A major survey finds 40% of Quebecers use multiple languages at home and with friends, while one-third regularly use both French and English in shopping and informal work settings.
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Storm Watch: School Closures and Cancellations Across Regions
Severe weather conditions have led to significant disruptions in education, with hundreds of school closures and transportation cancellations affecting thousands of students across multiple provinces.
1,900+ Northern Ontario Students Without School Buses Monday
Nipissing school bus drivers vote to strike over wages, potentially leaving more than 1,900 students without transportation. Parents advised to check BusPlanner alerts for updates.
Digital Detox Urged for Canadian Students Amid Screen Time Worries
A growing call for a digital detox in Canadian schools highlights evidence that excessive screen time harms student learning and mental health, urging a return to analog methods.
Ford's OSAP Changes Leave Students 'Genuinely Distraught'
Recent modifications to Ontario's student aid program by the Ford government have triggered widespread concern among post-secondary students, with advocates warning of significant financial burdens.
Canada Must Act as U.S. Loses Gen Z Appeal
A Schwarzman Scholar observes declining U.S. confidence among future global leaders and urges Canada to strategically position itself as a democratic alternative through academic and cultural engagement.
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Student Union to Fight Ontario's OSAP and Tuition Changes
The Ontario student union is mobilizing against the Ford government's modifications to post-secondary financial aid and tuition costs, warning of significant impacts on accessibility.
Court Clears Louisiana Ten Commandments Classroom Law
A federal appeals court has removed the final legal barrier, allowing Louisiana's controversial law mandating the display of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms to be implemented statewide.
Parents Confront Minister Over Parry Sound School Plans
Ontario's Education Minister Paul Calandra faced angry parents in Parry Sound, urging them to judge his performance based on the final construction of a new super school.
Ontario OSAP Changes: Grants Capped, Loans Rise for Students
Ontario's OSAP system will shift to cap grants at 25% of aid, with the rest as loans starting fall 2026, alongside tuition increases and a $6.4 billion funding package.
Survivor's Account: Grooming and Abuse by High School Teacher
A powerful first-person narrative reveals the long-term impact of teacher-student abuse, detailing grooming tactics, institutional failures, and the difficult journey toward healing and reclaiming one's voice after years of silence.
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N.B. Education Chair Urges Calm on School Budget Concerns
The chair of a New Brunswick district education council reassures communities not to panic about school futures despite ongoing budget challenges, emphasizing collaborative solutions.
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