Edmonton Twins Serve as West Edmonton Mall Co-Mayors
Twin sisters facing medical challenges were declared honorary co-mayors of West Edmonton Mall for a special day, bringing joy and community spirit to the iconic shopping destination.
Category : Education
Parents Fight Back After 8 Teachers Suspended at Toronto School
Outraged parents at an East End Toronto school are rallying against the suspension of eight teachers in one day, demanding answers and transparency from the school board.
Toronto Teachers Rally at TDSB for Reinstatement of 10 Educators
Dozens of supporters gathered outside the Toronto District School Board headquarters, calling for the reinstatement of 10 fired or suspended teachers from Bowmore Road Junior and Senior School in east Toronto.
Ottawa Mission Grads Land Jobs After Training Program
Nine individuals have graduated from the Ottawa Mission's Maintenance Services Training Program, with all securing employment, highlighting success in workforce development.
Laurentian University, Faculty Union Resume Negotiations
Laurentian University and its faculty association have resumed mediated talks in an effort to end a strike that has disrupted classes and drawn national attention.
Harvard Prof's Disturbing Email to Epstein in DoJ Files
A Harvard University professor's email exchange with Jeffrey Epstein has surfaced in newly released Department of Justice documents, revealing unsettling conversations about a captured spy and raising questions about academic ties to the convicted sex off
Arizona Fraternity Leaders Charged in Hazing Death
Three Delta Tau Delta fraternity leaders face hazing charges after an 18-year-old Northern Arizona University pledge was found dead following a rush event.
Teachers Union Rally After Toronto School Firings and Suspensions
The Elementary Teachers of Toronto union is organizing a Tuesday protest after two teachers were fired and eight suspended at Bowmore Public School, citing disruption to student learning and a climate of fear.
OCDSB Supervisor Unveils Student-Focused Resource Optimization Plan
Ottawa-Carleton District School Board supervisor Bob Plamondon introduces a resource optimization project aimed at streamlining administration and directing funds to classrooms, with union representatives anticipating senior-level cuts.
Lakehead University Opens Downtown Barrie Campus
Lakehead University establishes a new downtown Barrie location, bringing higher education opportunities directly to the city's urban core and enhancing access for local students.
McGill Creates Lab to Prepare for Future Pandemics
McGill University in Montreal launches the Pandemic Emergency Response Lab (PERL) to enhance global readiness for future pandemics, led by Dr. Joanne Liu.
Trump Seeks $1B from Harvard in Legal Fight
U.S. President Donald Trump escalates his feud with Harvard University, demanding $1 billion in damages while attacking the New York Times over coverage of the administration's earlier $200 million settlement demand.
Teen Stabbed After High School Basketball Game in Vancouver
A violent stabbing incident occurred following an emotionally charged triple-overtime basketball game at a Vancouver high school, leaving a teenager injured and police investigating.
U of S Alumni Email Accounts to Shut Down in February
The University of Saskatchewan will terminate all alumni email accounts on February 15, citing rising operational costs and increasing cybersecurity threats as primary reasons for this significant change.
UPEI Kicks Off Black History Month with Food and Flag
The University of Prince Edward Island launches Black History Month with a vibrant celebration featuring Pan-African cuisine and a flag-raising ceremony, honoring Charlottetown's 200-year-old Black community.
New Vet Tech Program Opens in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia SPCA College of Animal Welfare introduces a new veterinary technician training program to address rising industry demand and support animal healthcare across the province.
Seneca-Stouffville Partnership Advances Municipal Workforce Development
Seneca Polytechnic and the Town of Stouffville have launched a collaborative agreement to enhance workforce development through hands-on public administration training and municipal innovation initiatives.
Trump Seeks $1 Billion from Harvard in Escalated Demand
Former President Donald Trump has significantly increased his financial demands from Harvard University, now seeking a $1 billion settlement following months of strained and contentious negotiations.
Student Site Documents Concordia Antisemitism Incidents
A student-led website in Montreal creates a permanent archive of antisemitic incidents at Concordia University since October 7, aiming to document and address the growing problem.
Trump Repeating Authoritarian Leaders' Fatal Error: Expert
Ruth Ben-Ghiat, an authoritarianism scholar, argues Donald Trump is falling into the classic trap of believing his own hype, leading to policy failures and disillusionment.
U of S Student Uses TikTok to Help with Social Anxiety
A University of Saskatchewan student is gaining attention for creating TikTok content that provides practical strategies and support for individuals struggling with social anxiety disorders.
Parents Fight Back After 8 Teachers Suspended in Toronto School
Parents at an East End Toronto school are demanding answers and action after the school council co-chair reported eight teachers were suspended in a single day, creating turmoil.
Pickering School Threat Not Credible: Police
Durham Regional Police state a threat that caused a lockdown at William Dunbar Public School is not credible, but parents express frustration over the school's handling of the incident.
London Researchers Recover Forgotten Black History
Academic researchers in London, Ontario are working to recover and document the city's overlooked Black history through archival materials and community engagement initiatives.
Teacher of Year Arrested on Child Sex Charges in Louisiana
A Louisiana middle school teacher honored as Teacher of the Year faces serious child sex abuse allegations, sparking community outrage and raising questions about school oversight.
Sudbury School Honors Late Student, Launches Fundraiser
École Secondaire Catholique L'Horizon in Greater Sudbury held a special assembly to honor Zoé Trépanier, a Grade 10 student who passed away from cancer, while launching a fundraising campaign in her memory.
Ottawa Bus Driver Fired for Leaving Students Stranded
An Ottawa school bus driver has been dismissed following allegations of leaving students unattended. The incident highlights safety concerns and the use of surveillance technology on buses.
Alberta Opens Teacher Council Applications, Promises Class Data
Alberta's Education Ministry is now accepting applications for a new 15-member Teacher Advisory Council and plans to release long-awaited class size and complexity data in the coming weeks, ahead of the 2026 budget.
UWindsor Holds Pan-African Flag Raising in Snow
The University of Windsor marked its fourth annual Pan-African flag raising ceremony on campus, with snowy conditions failing to deter participants from celebrating African heritage and unity.
Greenlandic Professor in Sask. Responds to Sovereignty Threats
Karla Jessen Williamson, an Inuk professor at the University of Saskatchewan, discusses how Donald Trump's threats to Greenland impact her work on decolonization and Indigenous knowledge.
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