A new University of British Columbia engineering course focuses on women-centered injury research to challenge traditional safety design approaches and reduce gender disparities in protective gear.
Edmonton's NAIT organized a comprehensive mass casualty simulation on March 28, 2026, providing medical students with hands-on emergency response experience in a controlled, realistic environment.
Over 130 law enforcement officers and community members braved icy waters in Winnipeg's 2026 Polar Plunge, raising crucial funds and awareness for Special Olympics Manitoba athletes.
Athletes from Alberta and the Northwest Territories gathered at the Kinsmen Sports Centre for the Provincial Pool Lifesaving Championships, showcasing skills in water safety and rescue techniques.
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Algonquin College's Spring Open House provided prospective students with an opportunity to explore more than 170 academic programs still available for enrollment, offering insights into diverse career pathways.
Young spellers from Kitchener showcased their linguistic prowess at the regional Scripps Spelling Bee, competing for a chance to advance to the prestigious national competition in Washington, D.C.
The University of Alberta's board has officially removed equity, diversity and inclusion language from its hiring policy, adopting new core values identified through AI analysis of community consultations.
The Ottawa Public Library's Sunnyside branch marks a significant achievement, highlighting its role in community engagement and literacy support.
Amelia Cline's story highlights the need to shift from elite competition to inclusive, lifelong participation in sports across Canada, addressing burnout and accessibility.
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A new Auditor General report reveals deep concerns about Canada's international student system, with schools warning of reputational damage and financial strain as enrollment declines.
Natasha Jin, a 19-year-old from Hudson, secured three medals in powerlifting at the Quebec Games, inspiring others to try the sport she embraced only three years ago.
A groundbreaking preschool TV program focusing on inclusivity and emotional awareness has been filmed in Regina, aiming to educate young viewers on diversity and empathy through engaging content.
A Manitoba post-secondary institution's sudden closure highlights the severe impact of declining international student enrollment on Canadian colleges and universities, prompting concerns about financial stability and educational access.
A historic church in Winnipeg's South Osborne neighborhood is being repurposed into a new child care facility and community gathering space, addressing local needs for family services and social connectivity.
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Hundreds of students demonstrated their skills in welding, carpentry, cooking, and photography at the Skills Canada Provincial Competition in Regina, as recruiters seek to build the future workforce.
A federal-provincial commission into the Tumbler Ridge school shooting is being considered as an option, according to a government minister, amid ongoing investigations and public concern.
The Alouette Bus Lines strike in West Nipissing enters its sixth week, with drivers picketing since February 23, as the issue gains attention at Ontario's provincial parliament.
Northern College has officially begun construction on a new sports dome, marking a significant investment in athletic and community facilities for the region.
A tragic school bus accident in Tennessee has resulted in the deaths of two students and injuries to at least seven others, with authorities investigating the cause of the crash.
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Millions of U.S. student loan borrowers enrolled in the SAVE income-driven repayment plan must soon resume monthly payments, ending a two-year period of suspended obligations.
Over 1,000 students marched in downtown Montreal, joining a province-wide strike of 65,000, to protest $25 million in financial aid cuts and demand increased funding for CEGEPs and universities.
A Calgary camp introduces teenage girls to autobody technician careers, addressing gender gaps and Alberta's growing need for skilled trades workers through hands-on experience.
All school bus routes in Sudbury, Ontario, will resume operations on Monday following a weather-related suspension, as confirmed by local authorities. The decision comes after a forecast of improved conditions across northeastern Ontario.
Cape Breton University students Lara Dalton and Hannah MacKinnon receive recognition for their academic research on environmental remediation at the Sydney Tar Ponds and bee health, highlighting student contributions to science.
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Young women from Calgary participated in the Young Women in Trades and Technology Spring Camp, gaining hands-on experience in fields like automotive painting and technical skills to inspire future career paths.
Grade 6 students from three Quebec schools participated in a hands-on career exploration event, trying out various trades to gain practical experience and insights into potential future professions.
A three-day strike by Quebec childcare workers under new labour legislation disrupts services, highlighting ongoing labour tensions and impacts on families.
A report of a person with a gun at a Fergus high school has been determined to be unfounded by police, with no threat to public safety identified following a thorough investigation.
A Concordia University student and his tutor are facing multiple criminal charges after allegedly colluding to cheat on an exam, highlighting serious academic misconduct issues.
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The Toronto Catholic District School Board supervisor has announced significant reductions to the literacy program, along with modifications to international language instruction and school bell schedules, impacting educational services across the distric
