CCH Crusaders win OFSAA Bowl 25-0, top in Ontario
The CCH Crusaders delivered a stunning 25-0 victory in the OFSAA Western Bowl, finishing as Ontario's number one high school football team. Read about their dominant performance.
Category : Education
Child allegedly spanked at Aylmer daycare, police investigate
Police are investigating an alleged assault at an Aylmer daycare where a child was reportedly spanked. The incident was reported on November 24, 2025. Learn the details.
New Saint John daycare celebrates grand opening
Daycare by Design officially opened its doors in Saint John, NB, marking a significant addition to the city's childcare services. Learn about this new facility's impact on local families.
Bill 33 Sparks Concern Among London School Trustees
London school board trustees express concern over Bill 33 implications for local education. Learn how this legislation affects Ontario schools and community response.
Barrhaven parents demand traffic safety measures for kids
Barrhaven mother Suzanne Westover advocates for real traffic calming measures on Clearbrook Drive, where speeding cars endanger students walking to school. Join the call for safer streets.
London Daycare Assault Under Investigation in Aylmer
Police are investigating an assault at a daycare facility in Aylmer. Authorities continue their probe into the incident that has raised concerns among local parents and community members.
Orléans Catholic School Opening Pushed to 2027
The opening of a new Catholic elementary school in Orléans has been postponed until 2027, affecting local families and educational planning in the community.
St. Thomas mourns teen Hadley Denison killed in crash
The St. Thomas community gathered Saturday to celebrate the life of Hadley Denison, a teen described as 'unapologetically herself' who died in a recent vehicle crash. Read the touching tribute.
50 Nigerian Schoolchildren Escape Mass Kidnapping
Fifty of 303 abducted Nigerian schoolchildren have escaped captivity while Pope Leo XIV demands immediate release of remaining hostages amid growing security crisis.
UPEI food bank visits surge 60% as costs rise
University of Prince Edward Island campus food bank records dramatic 60% increase in student visits between 2022-2024 as living costs skyrocket. Learn how students are coping.
London's Bruyère Panthers Win OFSAA Volleyball Silver
London's Monseigneur-Bruyère boys volleyball team brings home OFSAA silver medal to Forest City in November 2025 championship competition.
50 Nigerian Schoolchildren Escape, 265 Still Captive
Fifty students escaped abduction in Nigeria while 253 students and 12 teachers remain held captive. Get the latest updates on this developing crisis.
Historian Donald Wright on Memory Politics in Canada
UNB professor Donald Wright discusses the politics of memory, statue controversies, and Justin Trudeau's post-national nation concept in Canada. Explore the debate.
McGill cuts 25 varsity teams, athletes devastated
McGill University's decision to eliminate 25 varsity sports teams has left student athletes reeling, calling the move an 'absolute gut punch' to their athletic careers and campus lives.
Erin School Gun Report Unfounded: Police
Kitchener police determined reports of a person with a gun near Erin Public School were unfounded after thorough investigation. No threat to public safety.
McGill axes varsity sports teams in sweeping overhaul
McGill University discontinues more than a dozen varsity sports teams, including track and field, citing budget pressures and facility limitations. Learn about the impacted programs.
Why Nigerian School Children Face Frequent Abductions
Investigating the disturbing pattern of school kidnappings in Nigeria, revealing the perpetrators and underlying causes driving this crisis. Learn the facts.
Villa Maria students rally in lease dispute with nuns
Hundreds of Villa Maria students and parents rallied Friday to save their school from closure amid a lease standoff with the Sisters of Notre Dame. Join the movement to preserve Montreal education.
Lethbridge Polytechnic Hosts Winter Fest and Cheer Challenge
Lethbridge Polytechnic prepares for its second annual Winter Fest celebration and Holiday Cheer Challenge, bringing seasonal joy to campus. Join the festive activities starting next week!
Yorkton Celebrates National Child Day with Community Event
Yorkton community organizations gathered on November 21, 2025, to celebrate National Child Day. Discover how local groups are supporting children's rights and wellbeing in this special coverage.
Alberta Schools in Crisis Mode Says New Report
A new report reveals Alberta schools are operating in crisis mode with increasing classroom aggression and overcrowding. Discover the government's response and teacher concerns.
WRDSB releases integrity report after trustee suspension
Waterloo Region District School Board finally releases Integrity Commissioner's Report three years after trustee Mike Ramsay's suspension. Get the full details.
Hundreds protest to save 171-year-old Villa Maria College
Hundreds of parents, students and staff protested Friday at Montreal's historic Villa Maria College in an effort to keep the 171-year-old school open. Join the movement to preserve educational heritage.
Alberta Schools Buckle Under Overcrowding, Aggression
Alberta schools operate in crisis mode as overcrowded classrooms with 30-40 students and rising aggression overwhelm educators. New government report reveals systemic failures.
Model U.N. Conference Coming to Banff in 2025
Students from around the world will gather in Banff for an international Model United Nations conference, fostering global diplomacy and leadership skills among youth.
St. Mary's Students Reflect on Homelessness Experience
Students at St. Mary's High School in Kitchener gained firsthand insight into homelessness through an overnight tent initiative, fostering empathy and awareness about housing insecurity in their community.
Ontario education minister delays EQAO test results
Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra postpones the release of 2025 EQAO test results. Get the latest details on this developing story in Canadian education.
SFU athletes, students protest potential NCAA exit
Simon Fraser University faces student and athlete opposition over considering a move from NCAA to U Sports. Critics say report favoring change is incomplete. Decision expected soon.
Alberta Bill 9 harms LGBTQ+ youth: research
New research shows Alberta's Bill 9 is causing mental health crises among 2SLGBTQIA+ youth and undermining parental rights. Read the disturbing findings.
Alberta's Strategy for Complex Classrooms Revealed
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides detail new measures addressing classroom complexities, including class sizes and early intervention.
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