Alberta Education Funding a Start, More Investment Needed
Alberta Teachers' Association president Jason Schilling says complexity teams are just beginning to address years of underfunding, with class sizes and teacher retention still major concerns.
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Staff Injured at Williams Lake School, Hold and Secure Activated
A school in Williams Lake, British Columbia, was placed into hold and secure after staff members sustained injuries. The incident highlights ongoing safety protocols in educational institutions.
UCalgary Researchers Win Killam Awards for Exceptional Work
Two University of Calgary scholars, including quantum technology expert Dr. Shabir Barzenjeh, have been honored with Killam Awards for their outstanding research contributions, highlighting the institution's academic excellence.
Family Rejected by French Schools in Montreal Integration Story
A personal account reveals how immigrant families in 1960s Montreal were turned away from French schools, raising questions about cultural integration and educational access.
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Edmonton Partnership Brings Sports to Kids in Neighborhoods
A new initiative in Edmonton is making sports more accessible by bringing programs directly to community leagues, aiming to increase youth participation and foster local engagement.
Villanova Students Donate Hygiene Products to Second Chance Ministry
Students at Villanova University have made a significant contribution to their local community by donating essential hygiene products to Second Chance Ministry, a charitable organization dedicated to supporting individuals in need.
Alberta's $90M Pilot Program Expands Private School Spaces
Alberta's new Independent Schools Capital Program allocates $90 million from Budget 2026 to create up to 6,000 new student spaces through matching grants, prioritizing schools serving students with specialized needs.
Edmonton Community Leagues Partner for Local Sports Access
The Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues and Sport Edmonton launch 'Play Where You Live' initiative to provide accessible sports programming in neighborhoods, reducing commute times and costs for families.
Brantford School Seeks Dresses, Suits for Barrier-Free Prom
Assumption College School in Brantford is collecting formal attire donations to ensure all students, including those with disabilities, can participate in an inclusive prom experience.
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Shooting at Old Dominion University Leaves Two Dead, Two Injured
A shooting at Old Dominion University's business school building left the gunman and one victim dead, with two others injured. University police responded within minutes, and the campus was declared safe after about an hour.
Cambridge Students Protest OSAP Changes as 'Outrageous'
High school students in Cambridge held a peaceful protest on Water Street, criticizing recent OSAP modifications as unfair and detrimental to their future education plans.
Fatal Shooting at Old Dominion University Claims One Life
Campus police confirm one victim has died and two others were injured in a shooting at Virginia's Old Dominion University, with an investigation ongoing into the incident.
Astronaut Jeremy Hansen's Parents Visit His Former School
Gary and Nancy Hansen, parents of Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen, visited Ingersoll District Collegiate Institute to inspire students ahead of their son's rescheduled moon mission.
Teachers' Federation Calls for More Attractive Trades Teaching in Ontario
The Ontario Teachers' Federation is advocating for measures to make teaching more appealing to skilled tradespeople, addressing a critical shortage in vocational education.
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Arrest After Break-In at Unused Kingsville School
A man has been arrested in connection with a break-in at the unused Kingsville District High School, highlighting ongoing security concerns at vacant educational properties in the region.
Charges Laid After Break-In at Former Kingsville High School
A person has been charged in connection with a break-in at the former Kingsville District High School, as authorities investigate the incident that occurred at the vacant educational facility.
Police Investigation at Guelph High School
A police investigation is currently taking place at a high school in Guelph, Ontario. Authorities are on the scene, though specific details about the incident remain limited at this time.
Acadia University Cuts Staff Due to Financial Pressures
Acadia University in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, is implementing staff reductions to address significant financial pressures, as confirmed by university officials.
Gunman Dead After Injuring Two at Old Dominion University
A gunman who injured two people at Old Dominion University in Virginia is deceased, according to college officials. The incident occurred on campus, with details emerging about the response and ongoing investigation.
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Students Protest OSAP Cuts in Windsor Walkout
Students at St. Anne's Catholic High School in Windsor staged a walkout on March 11, 2026, protesting recent cuts to the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) funding that impacts their education affordability.
Lancers Host Historic U Sports Volleyball Championship
The University of Windsor Lancers make history by hosting the U Sports men's volleyball championship for the first time since 1967, with coach James Gravelle calling it a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Fanshawe College Cuts Programs Amid $50M Deficit Crisis
Fanshawe College in London, Ontario, has eliminated nine additional academic programs as its financial deficit approaches $50 million, raising concerns about student access and institutional stability.
School Bus Catches Fire in Caledon, 44 Students Safe
A school bus transporting 44 students caught fire in Caledon, Ontario. All students and the driver evacuated safely with no injuries reported. Emergency services responded quickly to extinguish the blaze.
Building Pathways for Women in Politics Beyond Celebrations
While International Women's Day celebrates achievements, true progress requires addressing structural barriers that limit women's political representation year-round, especially at municipal levels.
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Holy Cross Favored to Sweep City Basketball Titles in Playoffs
The Saskatoon Premiere Division high school basketball playoffs start Friday, with Holy Cross Crusaders favored in both boys and girls divisions after strong seasons.
Ottawa Buses Run, Gatineau Schools Close in Power Outage
School buses are running in the Ottawa region, but some Gatineau schools are closed due to power outages following recent weather disruptions.
New Brunswick Schools Closed Due to Snow and Ice Storm
A major winter storm has forced widespread school closures across New Brunswick, with hazardous conditions including snow, ice, and rain disrupting daily activities and travel.
ETFO President Slams Ford's $750 Teacher Supply Cards
The president of the Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario calls Premier Doug Ford's $750 classroom supply cards a 'drop in the bucket' for educators facing rising costs.
High River School Reopens Following Bomb Threat
Notre Dame Collegiate in High River, Alberta, has resumed normal operations after police investigated a bomb threat received by school administrators on Tuesday afternoon.
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U of M Professor Uses Cooking to Teach History to Students
A University of Manitoba professor is revolutionizing history education by having students cook recipes from the 1940s, blending culinary arts with academic study to bring the past to life.
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