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.
Category : Education
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.
Sask. Polytech Announces More Layoffs in 2026
Saskatchewan Polytechnic confirms further workforce reductions as part of ongoing institutional restructuring, impacting multiple departments across campuses.
Five Youths Arrested After Teen Stabbed at Vancouver School Game
A violent altercation at Eric Hamber Secondary in Vancouver resulted in a teenager being seriously stabbed after a basketball game. Police have arrested five youths in connection with the incident.
Online Threats Cancel Classes at Drummondville High School
A Drummondville high school in Quebec cancelled classes due to online threats, prompting a police investigation to ensure student safety and address the incident.
Ontario Hockey Association Addresses Parent Bad Behaviour
The Northern Ontario Hockey Association issues stern warning after incidents including throat-slashing gestures and verbal abuse at youth tournaments threaten sportsmanship.
Winnipeg Rejects School Drop-Off Time Limits
The Winnipeg School Board has decided not to implement time restrictions for vehicle drop-offs at local schools, citing logistical challenges and community feedback.
Decentering Men: Netflix's 'Adolescence' Sparks Vital Dialogue
Netflix's 'Adolescence' series reveals toxic masculinity's normalization, prompting discussions on decentering men. Experts explain how patriarchy harms everyone and why male involvement is crucial for change.
Saskatoon Contacts Pay Tribute to Late Jim McIntyre
The Saskatoon Contacts hockey community mourns the loss of Jim McIntyre, known as 'Mr. Mac,' who dedicated nearly 40 years to the team as owner, coach, and mentor.
City Councillors Raise Concerns Over School Fence Process
Saskatoon city councillors express concerns about the process and costs for a safety fence at St. Mary's Wellness and Education Centre in Pleasant Hill.
Toronto Private Schools Redefine Experiential Learning
Private schools in the Greater Toronto Area are embedding real-world learning into daily curricula, moving beyond traditional field trips to include STEM partnerships, professional internships, and global citizenship programs.
School Threats Continue in Tri-Cities, Heightening Parental Anxiety
Parents in British Columbia's Tri-Cities area remain deeply concerned as a series of school threats extend into Thursday, prompting ongoing police investigations and heightened security measures at local educational institutions.
Luther Invitational Tips Off Honoring 2006 Champions
The Luther Invitational basketball tournament begins with 16 teams from Western Canada, paying tribute to the 2006 championship squad while showcasing top collegiate talent.
NAIT and Academic Staff Reach Tentative Deal
The Northern Alberta Institute of Technology and its academic staff have reached a tentative collective agreement, marking progress in Edmonton's post-secondary education sector.
Five Arrested After Vancouver High School Basketball Game Stabbing
Vancouver police have made five arrests after a violent altercation following a high-stakes basketball game left one teenager with serious stab wounds. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about youth violence in school settings.
Manitoba Students Send Valentine's Letters Worldwide
A Grade 1 class in Winnipeg receives heartfelt Valentine's Day letters from across Canada and the globe, showcasing a touching international kindness project.
Flavour Bans Increase Smoking, Study Finds
New academic research reveals that provincial bans on flavoured vaping products have led to a significant increase in cigarette sales, undermining smoking cessation efforts.
Alberta Teachers' Convention Kicks Off in Edmonton
A two-day teachers' convention in Edmonton provides educators with professional development and a reset opportunity, featuring workshops and networking sessions to enhance teaching practices across Alberta.
Quebec Teacher Recognized at Juno Awards for Music Education
Lynn Harper, a music specialist at Chateauguay Valley Regional High School in Quebec, receives recognition at the Juno Awards for her significant contributions to music education and student development.
Edmonton Junior Hoops Tourney Targets $20K for Cancer Charity
The annual Centurion Classic Invitational Basketball Tournament at Riverbend School in Edmonton is underway, with organizers setting a $20,000 fundraising goal for cancer research and support.
Coquitlam Schools Locked Down Again Over Threats
Two Coquitlam high schools were placed under hold-and-secure orders for a second consecutive day as RCMP investigate additional alleged threats to area schools.
Denley: Free Ontario Universities from Government Funding
Columnist Randall Denley proposes transforming Ontario's university funding model by attaching grants to students instead of institutions, aiming to enhance financial independence and competitiveness.
OCDSB Cuts Speaker Costing EA Salary, Ends Student Ads
Ottawa-Carleton District School Board supervisor Bob Plamondon cancels keynote speech costing an EA's annual salary and ends paid advertising to attract students from other boards.
RCMP Probe New Threats to Coquitlam Schools
Police in Coquitlam, B.C., are investigating fresh threats targeting local schools, following a recent incident at Centennial Secondary School. The RCMP is actively working to ensure student safety.
Laurentian University Faculty Vote on Contract Offer
Striking faculty at Laurentian University in Greater Sudbury will vote this weekend on a new contract offer, potentially ending a labor dispute that has disrupted the academic year.
U of S Introduces Indigenous Storyteller in Residence
The University of Saskatchewan has established an Indigenous Storyteller in Residence position to preserve and share First Nations oral traditions and cultural knowledge on campus.
New Multi-Sports Facility Opens in Barrie, Ontario
Barrie, Ontario celebrates the opening of a state-of-the-art multi-sports facility, enhancing athletic opportunities for baseball and other sports enthusiasts in the community.
Laurentian University Faculty Vote on Contract Offer This Weekend
Striking faculty members at Laurentian University in Greater Sudbury will vote this weekend on the latest contract offer, potentially ending a labor dispute that has disrupted academic operations.
Nova Scotia Hockey Players Charged in Hazing Sexual Assault Case
Nova Scotia RCMP have charged three youths with sexual assault following allegations of hazing rituals on a hockey team in the Truro area, with police urging other potential victims to come forward.
U of S Webinar Examines Food Security and Corporate Control
A free University of Saskatchewan webinar explores rising food costs, corporate consolidation in grocery retail, and local solutions like community gardens to enhance food sovereignty in Saskatoon and beyond.
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