Iranian Students in Canada Voice Fears Amid Conflict
Iranian students in Montreal express anxiety over the Middle East war, with one professor stepping up to provide support and a safe space for dialogue.
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Ottawa Students Walk Out Over OSAP Changes
High school students in Ottawa's east end organized a walkout on March 10, 2026, to protest proposed changes to the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP).
Union Leaders Demand Proper Education Funding Ahead of Talks
Local union leaders are joining calls for increased education funding, warning that without appropriate resources, contract negotiations will not resolve systemic issues in schools.
Halifax Fundraiser for Hope Blooms Youth Initiative Next Month
A Halifax community group is organizing a Girls Night Out fundraiser in support of Hope Blooms, a local youth-led social enterprise, scheduled for next month to boost their programs.
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New School Breaks Ground in West St. Paul, Manitoba
The Manitoba government and Seven Oaks School Division have officially started construction on Ecole Meadowlands School in West St. Paul, marking a significant investment in local education infrastructure.
Montreal Schools Cancel Classes Ahead of Ice Storm
Concordia University and all Montreal Island school boards have announced class cancellations for Wednesday due to an anticipated critical freezing rain storm, with many institutions shifting to remote operations.
High River School Evacuated Over Bomb Threat
A school in High River, Alberta, was evacuated on March 10, 2026, due to a bomb threat, with RCMP investigating the incident and ensuring student safety.
Ohio State President Quits Over Alleged Inappropriate Relationship
Ted Carter, president of Ohio State University, steps down following allegations of an inappropriate relationship with a podcaster, ending a lucrative tenure.
Montreal Schools Close Ahead of Ice Storm
Several educational institutions in Montreal have announced closures for Wednesday due to an approaching ice storm, prioritizing student and staff safety amid hazardous weather conditions.
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Ottawa Adult High School Students Concerned Over Changes
Students at Ottawa's Adult High School express worries about proposed programming changes set for next fall, fearing impacts on their education and support systems.
Windsor City Hall Ice Rink Closes for Season
The popular outdoor skating rink at Windsor City Hall Square has officially closed for the winter season, with city staff beginning removal of the ice surface and seasonal decorations as temperatures rise.
Police Investigate Threat at North London High School
London Police are investigating a threat made at a high school in north London, with a second suspect arrested in a separate human trafficking case.
University of Waterloo Names New President from University of Guelph
The University of Waterloo has selected Dr. Bill Rosehart, a senior executive from the University of Guelph, as its next president and vice-chancellor, marking a significant leadership transition.
Ig Nobel Awards Move to Europe Over U.S. Safety Fears
The satirical Ig Nobel prizes are moving their ceremony from the U.S. to Switzerland, with organizers citing safety concerns for international guests under the Trump administration.
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OCDSB Opens JK Registration at Alternative Schools This Fall
The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board announces Junior Kindergarten registration for alternative schools starting this fall, expanding early education options for families in the region.
Garbage Truck Hits Power Lines at Etobicoke School
A garbage truck struck overhead power lines in Etobicoke, causing a power outage at a local school yard. Toronto Police are investigating the incident, which occurred on March 10, 2026.
Kitchener High School Lockdown: Students Describe Trauma
Students at Grand River Collegiate Institute in Kitchener are speaking out about the fear and confusion they experienced during a lockdown triggered by a swatting call, describing lasting emotional impacts.
Skilled Trades Crisis: Underfunded Schools Fail Industry
Secondary schools lack modern equipment for technical education, creating a disconnect with industry needs. Industry partnerships and government funding are crucial to bridge the skilled trades gap.
B.C.'s $10-a-Day Childcare Program Faces Sustainability Crisis
British Columbia's $10-a-day childcare initiative reaches only 10% of children while costing taxpayers millions. With provincial debt mounting and expansion paused, critics argue the program is unsustainable and inequitable.
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U of T Professor Warns Palestine Centre May Favor Activism Over Scholarship
A University of Toronto professor argues the proposed Centre for Palestine Studies may exclude Israeli perspectives and prioritize political activism over balanced academic research.
Ontario Student Loan Changes Could Worsen Nursing Shortages
Nursing organizations in Ontario express concern that provincial student loan reforms may deepen healthcare staffing crises, as students rely on grants for unpaid clinical hours.
North Bay Students Honored by Rotary Club for Volunteer Work
The Rotary Club of North Bay has recognized local high school students with 'Great Student' awards for their selfless community service and dedication to volunteerism.
UVic Rally Denounces Iranian Regime Amid Middle East War
The Persian Student Association at the University of Victoria organized a campus demonstration against the Iranian government, coinciding with escalating conflict in the Middle East.
Teacher Killed in Student Prank After School Warning
A Georgia high school teacher was fatally struck by a car during a student prank, hours after the school district warned against destructive behavior. Five students face charges in the tragic incident.
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High School Prank Tragedy: Teacher Dies After Being Run Over
A high school prank in Gainesville, Georgia, turned fatal when a teacher was accidentally run over by students. Five students face charges, while the victim's wife pleads for leniency.
Edmonton Schools Emphasize Pride Week Importance in March
Post-secondary institutions in Edmonton are underscoring the crucial role of Pride Week celebrations held in March, fostering inclusivity and support for LGBTQ+ communities on campus.
False Threat at Burnaby North High School, Lockdown Lifted
Burnaby North Secondary School experienced a lockdown after RCMP responded to a reported threat with guns drawn, but police later confirmed it was false and lifted the lockdown.
Royale and PWHL Empower Young Athletes with Her Signature Moment
Royale partners with the PWHL to launch Her Signature Moment, an initiative where young fans sign jerseys of PWHL stars like Emma Maltais, pledging to stay in sports. For each signature, Royale donates $25 to support the PWHL Mentorship Program.
OSU President Resigns Over Inappropriate Relationship
Walter 'Ted' Carter Jr. has resigned as president of The Ohio State University after admitting to an inappropriate relationship with someone seeking university resources for personal business.
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Edmonton Gets 10 New Schools Funded in 2026 Budget
Alberta's Budget 2026 allocates funding for 10 new school projects in Edmonton, part of a broader initiative to address overcrowding and create thousands of student spaces across the province.
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