Kitchener Students Face Suspension Over Immunization Records
Thousands of students in Kitchener, Ontario, risk school suspension due to incomplete immunization records, highlighting public health compliance challenges in the region.
Category : Education
Winnipeg High School Closed Due to Threat
A Winnipeg high school was closed on February 9, 2026, after authorities received a credible security threat, prompting immediate safety protocols and police investigation.
Air Canada Foundation Launches Big Dreams Grant Program
The Air Canada Foundation has launched its Big Dreams Grant Program, offering $200,000 in funding to organizations that promote health and well-being for Canadian children and youth through sports and active recreation.
B.C. Grads Face Tough Job Market as Youth Unemployment Climbs
Recent graduates in British Columbia are navigating a challenging employment environment with youth unemployment reaching 13%. Experts debate causes from economic cycles to AI disruption.
New Video Released from Brown University Shooting Day
Authorities have released new video footage from the day of the fatal shooting at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, which claimed two lives in December 2025.
Laurentian University Strike Over After Faculty Ratify Contract
Faculty at Laurentian University in Sudbury have voted to ratify a new contract, ending a strike and allowing educators to return to work immediately.
Ontario Court Rejects Jewish School Funding Challenge
Ontario's Court of Appeal upholds ruling against Jewish education funding case, leaving parents to pay for private schools despite documented antisemitism in public institutions.
Regina Speed Skating Club Hosts Public Event to Attract New Members
The Regina Speed Skating Club organized its first community event at Mount Pleasant Sports Park, inviting the public to try long-track speed skating in an effort to expand its membership base and promote the sport locally.
Alberta Minister to Address Classroom Complexities
Alberta's Education Minister hints at a forthcoming announcement to tackle rising aggression and complexities in classrooms, following a new report offering solutions.
Newcomers Try Winter Activities at Winnipeg's Camp Manitou
Newcomers to Winnipeg experienced classic Canadian winter activities like hockey and tobogganing at Camp Manitou's Welcome to Winnipeg event, fostering community integration.
Lloydminster School Division Loses $16,000 in Funds Misuse
The Lloydminster Roman Catholic School Division No. 89 has disclosed a $16,000 financial loss resulting from the misappropriation of funds, highlighting internal control challenges in educational institutions.
Red Cup Hockey Classic Draws Big Crowd in Cape Breton
The annual Red Cup high school hockey tournament in Cape Breton attracted a large audience as the Riverview Ravens clinched victory in the final at County Arena in Coxheath, Nova Scotia.
Montreal Braille Bingo Promotes Sight Loss Awareness
A Montreal organization uses Braille bingo as an interactive method to educate about sight loss during White Cane Week, fostering hands-on awareness.
Historic Vancouver Overpass Closed, Students Rerouted
The legendary Militant Mothers of Raymur pedestrian overpass in East Vancouver has been shut down indefinitely due to safety concerns, forcing students and residents to take longer routes.
72nd Luther Invitational Tournament Highlights
The 72nd annual Luther Invitational Tournament in Regina featured sixteen high school basketball teams competing over three days, with Alberta schools claiming both championships.
Calgary Seniors Cheer Local Athlete's Olympic Debut
Residents at United Active Living seniors' homes in Calgary gathered to watch ski jumper Nicole Maurer, who worked part-time at their communities, compete in her first Olympics at Milan Cortina 2026.
LaSalle Polar Plunge: Over 100 Take Icy Dip for Charity
The second annual LaSalle Polar Plunge saw more than 100 participants brave freezing waters to raise funds for Special Olympics Ontario, organized by local police in a chilling community event.
AI Skills: Your Job Insurance in Canada's Changing Workforce
Canadian workers facing AI anxiety should embrace upskilling as job security strategy. Studies show AI-skilled employees earn more while businesses report productivity gains through human-AI collaboration.
Unschooling Reality: Former Students Share Their Experiences
Beyond the idyllic social media posts, unschooling—a child-led homeschooling approach—produces varied outcomes. Alumni share stories of resilience and struggle, while experts debate its effectiveness.
Pentagon Cuts Ties with Harvard Over 'Woke' Concerns
The U.S. Department of Defense has announced it will discontinue all military training programs and fellowships at Harvard University, citing ideological differences.
Ottawa Students Compete in Major Chess Tournament
Over 200 students from Ottawa participated in the Ottawa Scholastic Chess Team Championship, showcasing strategic skills and passion for the game in a competitive yet educational environment.
Knife Incident at Longueuil High School Ends Safely
Longueuil police arrested a man following a knife incident at Jacques Rousseau High School. No injuries were reported as school staff subdued the suspect before officers arrived.
Arrest After Armed Assault at Longueuil High School
Longueuil police responded to an armed assault at Jacques Rousseau High School, leading to an arrest. The incident occurred around lunchtime, prompting a swift law enforcement intervention.
Harper's Archival Collection Donated to Library and Archives
Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper has donated a massive personal collection to Library and Archives Canada, including one million photos, a quilt, and a hockey card, highlighting his legacy.
Winnipeg School Division Adds Overnight Laptop Restriction
The Hanover School Division in Manitoba has introduced a 'reasonable overnight restriction' policy for student laptops to promote healthier sleep habits and digital well-being among pupils.
Edmonton High School Basketball Tournament Marks 10th Year
The David Adomako-Ansah Memorial Basketball Tournament celebrates its 10th anniversary in Edmonton, bringing together high school teams to raise funds for the Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation.
Teen Arrested for Prank Shooting Threat at Oshawa School
A 14-year-old has been arrested in Oshawa after making a prank call about a shooting threat at Harmony Heights Public School, prompting a police response and student evacuation.
Georgian Bay District Secondary School in Hold and Secure
Georgian Bay District Secondary School in Ontario has been placed in a hold and secure protocol. Authorities are responding to an undisclosed situation at the educational facility.
Coquitlam School Lockdowns Continue for Third Day
A Coquitlam high school remains on lockdown following a third consecutive day of unsubstantiated threats, disrupting education and raising community safety concerns in British Columbia.
Catholic School Board Director Emelda Byrne Retires After 39 Years
Emelda Byrne, the first woman to lead the Windsor-Essex Catholic District School Board, is retiring after nearly four decades in education, including three years as director.
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