OCDSB Final Boundary Review for 6 West-Central Schools
The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board has released its final recommendations for boundary changes affecting six west-central schools, aiming to balance enrollment and optimize resources.
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Improve Sleep by Mimicking Hunter-Gatherer Habits
A new study suggests that adopting hunter-gatherer sleep patterns—like consistent bedtimes and natural light exposure—can improve sleep quality and overall health.
Roger Williams University Names Dr. Brian G. Williams Interim President
Roger Williams University welcomes Dr. Brian G. Williams as interim president, bringing over 30 years of experience in student-centered leadership and university administration.
Windsor Student Among Top 100 Schulich Scholars
Anna Denisova of Académie Ste-Cécile in Windsor is recognized as one of Canada's top 100 Schulich scholars for 2026.
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Postmedia invests in next generation of Canadian journalists
Postmedia welcomes over a dozen young journalists to newsrooms across Canada this summer, investing in talent amid media evolution.
Nearly All Canadian Universities Fall in Global Rankings
A new report shows that almost every Canadian university has been included in global rankings, highlighting the country's strong higher education sector.
97% of Canadian Universities Drop in Global Rankings
A new report reveals that 97% of Canadian universities have fallen in global rankings, sparking concerns about funding and competitiveness.
Windsor Student Wins $70K TD Leadership Scholarship
Tianyu Lin, a Grade 12 student at Vincent Massey Secondary School in Windsor, receives the prestigious $70,000 TD Scholarship for Community Leadership.
Canadian University Teachers Among Highest Paid: New Data
New data reveals that teachers at select Canadian universities earn among the highest median salaries in the country, highlighting disparities in academic compensation.
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Canada's Highest Paying Universities: Top Schools
Discover Canada's highest paying universities based on graduate earnings. This article ranks top institutions and explores factors behind high salaries.
Skills Canada 2026 Champions Honoured in Toronto Ceremony
Skills Canada National Competition 2026 closing ceremony in Toronto honoured over 500 student competitors in 40+ skill areas, with RBC Best of Region awards and celebrity guests.
Howie Draper Retires: Pandas Coach's Lasting Legacy
Howie Draper retires as University of Alberta Pandas head coach after 28 seasons, 15 Canada West titles, and 8 national championships, leaving a legacy of culture and family.
Two Calgary Students Win 2026 Terry Fox Humanitarian Award
Aisyah Ghazali and Asiya Iskander from Calgary received the 2026 Terry Fox Humanitarian Award for their volunteerism and community work.
North Bay Offers Free Bus Rides for Youth This Summer
North Bay launches a summer pilot project offering free bus rides for youth to encourage community engagement and mobility.
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Seniors Housing Dream Realized in French River
After decades of anticipation, a new affordable senior housing development officially opened in French River on May 28, fulfilling a long-standing community dream.
India Ready to Buy All Canadian Uranium, Invest in Mines
India's high commissioner says the country will buy as much uranium as Cameco can produce and invest in Canadian mines to support its nuclear power expansion.
Alex Edler May Join Canucks as Development Coach
Former Canucks defenseman Alex Edler is in discussions with GM Ryan Johnson about a potential development coach role, possibly starting at summer prospects camp.
Collège Boréal Launches Construction Engineering Program in Timmins
Collège Boréal officially launched its Construction Engineering Technician — Civil and Mining program at the Timmins campus, addressing workforce needs in mining and construction sectors in Northern Ontario.
Windsor University OKs $7.4M Deficit for 2026-27
The University of Windsor has approved a $7.4-million budget deficit for the 2026/27 fiscal year, citing financial challenges and strategic investments.
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Two arrested in Fredericton after drugs and weapons seized
Fredericton police arrested two individuals following a seizure of drugs and weapons. The operation underscores ongoing efforts to combat illegal activity in the region.
Edmonton School Marks 100 Years of Education
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Elementary School in Edmonton celebrates its 100th anniversary, reflecting on a century of education, community, and tradition.
LMCH Unveils $1B, 15-Year Plan to Revitalize Housing
London's LMCH announces a $1 billion, 15-year Master Regeneration Plan to upgrade community housing stock, aiming to improve living conditions and sustainability.
5 Sask. Youth Win Junior Citizen of the Year Awards
Five Saskatchewan recipients were celebrated with Junior Citizen of the Year Awards on Thursday, recognizing their outstanding community contributions and leadership.
Missing Teen Esther Found Safe in Etobicoke Home
Esther, a 14-year-old on the autism spectrum, was found safe in an Etobicoke home after 13 days. Police investigate possible criminality.
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250 Job Cuts at York Region School Board: Union
A union reveals that nearly 250 job cuts are imminent at the York Region District School Board, sparking concerns over education quality and staff morale.
B.C. Beach Day Unites Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Kids
Greater Victoria School District hosted its annual Deaf and Hard of Hearing Beach Day, bringing together children for fun and connection on the shores of British Columbia.
Iowa GOP Mandates Conservative Courses at University of Iowa
Iowa Republicans mandate two courses at the University of Iowa's Center for Intellectual Freedom, sparking debate over conservative bias in higher education.
Grand Opening for Regina Catholic Joint-Use School
St. Raphael School, the Catholic portion of Regina's newest joint-use facility, held its grand opening on May 28, 2026, celebrating a milestone in community education.
Cops: Missing Jewish Girl, 14, Likely Alive but Elusive
Toronto police are increasingly worried about a missing 14-year-old Jewish girl with autism, last seen in North York. She left without her phone or devices, making the search challenging.
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New Affordable Housing for Acadia University Community
A new affordable housing development on Pleasant Street in Wolfville will provide 40 mixed-income units for Acadia University students, faculty, and community members.
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