WESPARK Health Conference Draws Hundreds to Windsor
The WESPARK Health Research Conference in Windsor brought together hundreds of academics and professionals to discuss cutting-edge medical advancements and public health strategies.
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Windsor School Board Budget Survey Participation Soars
The Windsor-Essex Catholic District School Board reports a significant increase in community engagement for its 2026-27 budget planning survey, reflecting heightened public interest in education funding priorities.
Tisdale Teen Sole Sask. Loran Scholar in 2026
Emily Gustus, an 18-year-old from Tisdale, was selected from 5,000 applicants as one of 36 national Loran Scholars, becoming Saskatchewan's only recipient for 2026.
Hackergal Empowers Young Women in STEAM Careers in Calgary
Hackergal, a Calgary-based initiative, is encouraging young female and gender diverse students to pursue STEAM careers through lunchtime programs led by student ambassadors, fostering diversity and innovation in technology fields.
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High School Culinary Competition Tests Students' Skills
Students at Monsignor Doyle Catholic Secondary School showcased their culinary talents in a competitive taste test event, highlighting hands-on learning in the kitchen.
Hackergal Empowers Calgary Girls in Tech and STEAM Education
Toronto-based non-profit Hackergal brings its mission to Calgary, offering girls and gender-diverse youth aged 10-14 opportunities to develop digital skills and explore STEAM careers through coding, AI, and design programs.
First Nations Science Fair Blends Tradition and Science
Hundreds of students participated in Winnipeg's First Nations Science Fair, showcasing projects that integrate Indigenous traditional knowledge with mainstream scientific methods.
Teacher Gets Carnegie Medal for Saving Girl Set on Fire
Sean Hayes, an Evan Hardy Collegiate teacher, is honored with the Carnegie Medal after saving a student set ablaze in a September 2024 attack. He is among 18 recipients recognized for extreme bravery.
Ford Defends OSAP Changes Amid Student Strike Threats
Hundreds of students protested outside Queen's Park against Ontario's OSAP changes, with organizers warning of potential provincewide student strikes as the government defends its plan to shift more funding from grants to loans.
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Calgary's Boozy Lectures Mix Learning and Libations
Boozy Lectures in Calgary offers weekly academic talks in bars, where experts like addictions specialist Belinda Fox discuss topics from substance use to science while patrons enjoy drinks.
AI Private School Enrolling in Chicago for Fall
Alpha Schools, a private institution that uses artificial intelligence programs as the primary teaching method, is now accepting students for classes starting this autumn in Chicago.
Regina Library Advocacy Continues Despite Council Decision
The Regina Public Library vows to persist with its advocacy efforts for the Central Library renewal project, even after the city council withdrew its debt commitment, highlighting ongoing community support and strategic planning.
Construction Firm Wins Contract to Replace Pictou County Schools
A construction company has been awarded a contract to replace aging schools in Pictou County, Nova Scotia, with Trenton Middle School among the facilities slated for renewal as part of provincial infrastructure upgrades.
Melania Trump Attends Tech Summit with Robot at White House
First Lady Melania Trump made a striking appearance at a global education and technology summit, arriving alongside a robot to highlight innovation in learning.
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Snowy Weather Forces Manitoba School Closures
A severe winter storm has prompted widespread school closures across Manitoba, disrupting educational schedules and raising safety concerns for students and staff.
Saskatchewan High School Basketball Championships: Favorites Eye Repeat Titles
The Holy Cross senior boys and LeBoldus senior girls enter the Saskatchewan high school provincial basketball championships as heavy favorites after undefeated city seasons. The Hoopla tournament runs Thursday through Saturday in Moose Jaw.
2026 Employer Skills: Soft Skills Training Bundle for Career Success
A comprehensive soft skills training bundle prepares job seekers for 2026 employment demands with six courses covering communication, resilience, interviewing, and career planning for professional growth.
Regina Library Advocacy Continues Despite Council Debt Withdrawal
The Regina Public Library Board vows to persist with advocacy efforts for the Central Library renewal project, even after city council withdrew a debt commitment, highlighting ongoing community support and strategic planning.
Vanier College Cancels Holocaust Ceremony Over Safety Concerns
Vanier College in Montreal abruptly cancels its 33-year Holocaust commemoration event, citing safety concerns amid volatile geopolitical climate and anti-Zionist pressure.
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UCalgary Veterinary School Transforms Cattle Industry Through Education
The University of Calgary Faculty of Veterinary Medicine bridges academia and agriculture, training students while supporting ranchers. Since the 2003 BSE crisis, collaboration has been key to proactive disease management and sustainable practices.
WSO Performs at Windsor School, Enriching Student Experience
The Windsor Symphony Orchestra performed at Southwood Public School, offering students a unique cultural and educational experience through live classical music.
Saskatoon Teacher Awarded Medal for Heroic Rescue of Student
A Saskatoon teacher has been honored with a prestigious medal for heroism after intervening to save a student who was deliberately set on fire, showcasing extraordinary bravery in a critical moment.
MacEwan Job Fair Offers Guaranteed Summer Positions to Students
MacEwan University's Get to Work job fair on March 25, 2026, provided students with direct access to employers offering guaranteed summer positions, easing the transition from academics to the workforce ahead of the break.
Ontario Schools Told to Keep Graduations Apolitical
Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra has issued a directive requiring schools to maintain strictly apolitical graduation ceremonies, emphasizing neutrality in educational celebrations.
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VCC's $1 Course Teaches Gas-to-Electric Car Conversion
Vancouver Community College introduces a three-week pilot program teaching the skills needed to convert internal combustion engine vehicles into electric cars, offered for just $1 to gather feedback.
Student Works to Preserve Historic Sites Database Set to Be Unplugged
Wyatt Hudson, a student at Saint Mary's University, is leading efforts to preserve data from the Canadian Register of Historic Places before it is shut down, highlighting concerns over losing vital cultural heritage information.
Toronto Student Struck by Vehicle, Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries
A Toronto high school student was rushed to hospital with life-threatening injuries after being struck by a vehicle near St. Oscar Romero Catholic Secondary School. Police are actively investigating the incident.
Melania Trump Envisions AI Robot Teachers at White House Summit
First Lady Melania Trump hosted an international technology and education summit at the White House, featuring a walking AI robot and her vision for humanoid educators named Plato to teach children.
Crossing Guards: Unsung Heroes Deserving Our Appreciation
The tragic death of Ottawa crossing guard Peter Clark highlights the vital, often overlooked role these community protectors play in keeping children safe daily.
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Teacher Suspended After Dry Ice Explosion in Classroom
A British Columbia teacher faces suspension after a dry ice demonstration led to a classroom explosion, damaging the ceiling and raising safety concerns about student supervision.
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