Alex Hutcheon, a band director from Cremona School in Alberta, has been nominated for the prestigious national Teacher of the Year award, highlighting his dedication to music education in a small-town setting.
Documents reveal academics hoped connections with Jeffrey Epstein would lead to financial support for their projects, raising ethical questions in higher education.
Algonquin College has delayed its decision to potentially cut more than 30 programs as it assesses the impact of Ontario's $6.4-billion postsecondary funding announcement.
In the aftermath of a devastating school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, two 12-year-old girls displayed extraordinary courage, saving classmates while the community mourns six lives lost.
Students at A.A. Wright Elementary School in Wallaceburg, Ontario, are learning Braille from a blind peer through a weekly club, fostering inclusion and literacy skills.
A Grade 12 student shares her terrifying experience during the deadly mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge school, as police investigate why confiscated guns were returned to the suspect's home.
Students at Bison Run School in Winnipeg created stunning ice sculptures inspired by the Festival du Voyageur, showcasing their artistic talents and cultural appreciation in a winter project.
Police were dispatched to a school in Barrie following reports of an intoxicated parent on the property, highlighting concerns over school safety and community welfare.
Ontario's decision to end the tuition freeze will affect university budgets and student costs. This analysis explores the financial implications for higher education institutions and learners across the province.
A Grade 12 student recounts the horrific mass shooting at her school in Tumbler Ridge, mourning a victim who brought light to many lives, as questions arise about gun safety protocols.
Algonquin College has delayed a decision to suspend 30 academic programs after the Ontario government announced increased funding for post-secondary institutions, providing temporary relief for students and faculty.
After a three-day strike, San Francisco teachers and the school district have reached a tentative agreement on wages and health benefits, with schools set to reopen next week.
The University of Windsor and St. Clair College celebrate a major $6.4 billion provincial investment over four years, aimed at stabilizing post-secondary education amid financial challenges.
Prime Minister Mark Carney visits Tumbler Ridge for a vigil following a mass shooting that left nine dead and 25 injured. Twelve-year-old Maya Gebala remains in critical condition.
A survivor shares harrowing details of the Tumbler Ridge school shooting as the community mourns eight victims. Prime Minister Carney and Premier Eby attend vigil amid ongoing investigations.
A new report from Santé Montréal reveals a concerning increase in intimate partner violence among adolescents, with 38% of Montreal students reporting incidents. Girls are disproportionately affected, and experts warn of lasting health consequences.
A shooting at South Carolina State University has left two dead and one wounded, prompting a lockdown and cancellation of classes, following previous incidents on campus.
Two schools in Bowmanville were placed in hold and secure mode following a serious incident in the area that left one person with significant injuries, according to Durham Regional Police.
Quebec Education Minister Sonia Lebel expresses deep concern over sexual violence in schools, calling it an 'extremely worrying' issue that demands immediate attention and action from authorities.
A professor recounts navigating gun policies, political tensions, and ideological battles in Texas and California classrooms, questioning the sustainability of higher education in today's climate.
Hope's Home is shutting down its Warman location due to low enrollment, while expanding services in Saskatoon to meet higher demand for medically inclusive child care.
University of Calgary wrestling teams compete for Canada West titles in Edmonton, while basketball squads begin postseason play in crucial matchups across multiple sports.
A tragic shooting occurred at a residential complex on the South Carolina State University campus in Orangeburg, resulting in two fatalities and one injury. The incident took place early on February 13, 2026.
Ottawa MPP and city councillor learned accidentally that the former Grant Alternative School was being sold. City officials confirmed they were aware since 2018 but declined to purchase the property.
Ontario has lifted its tuition freeze for post-secondary institutions, bringing a mix of relief and concern among Windsor's academic leaders and students.
A teacher and student share their traumatic memories of the Tumbler Ridge shootings as B.C. holds a day of mourning. Experts offer advice on discussing the tragedy with children.
Premier Danielle Smith announces new funding to address classroom complexity, but Alberta teachers express ongoing dissatisfaction with working conditions and government relations.
Authorities are investigating an incident on a Severn Township school bus, with parents calling for transparency and accountability from school officials.
The Alberta government announces the deployment of 143 complexity teams, each with three support staff, to high-priority K-6 classrooms across the province to address student needs.
The Alberta government introduces complexity teams to provide specialized assistance for students with diverse needs, enhancing educational outcomes across the province.