Georgian College Builds Bridge for Skilled Trades Students
Georgian College in Barrie is advancing skilled trades education with a new bridge construction project, enhancing infrastructure for hands-on learning.
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OCDSB Opens Kindergarten Registration at Four Schools
The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board has reversed its decision to close kindergarten registration at four alternative schools, addressing parent concerns about potential closures and overcrowding.
10 New Edmonton Schools Funded in 2026 Alberta Budget
The Alberta government's 2026 budget includes funding for ten new schools in Edmonton, addressing growing enrollment demands. Details on the specific locations have been officially announced.
White House Backs NJ Proposal to Name School After Trump
A New Jersey school board member's suggestion to rename an elementary school after President Donald Trump gains White House support, sparking local debate over political naming policies.
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Alberta School Closed After Wind Damages Roof
A school in Swan Hills, north-central Alberta, has been temporarily closed after powerful winds caused significant damage to its roof, disrupting classes and prompting safety assessments.
Students Donate 2,200 Cards to Windsor Goodfellows
Students at St. Pius X Catholic elementary school in Tecumseh created 2,200 handmade 'feel good' cards as part of a mental health initiative, donating them to Windsor Goodfellows for distribution in food boxes to community members in need.
C'est Bon Ottawa Creates Algonquin College Scholarship for Slain Cook
C'est Bon Ottawa has established a scholarship and bursary at Algonquin College to honor Joshua Qiyuk, a kitchen staff member who was tragically killed. The initiative aims to support culinary students in his memory.
Lockdown at Grand River Collegiate Institute in Kitchener
A security incident prompted a lockdown at Grand River Collegiate Institute in Kitchener, with police responding to ensure student safety. Details remain under investigation as authorities work to resolve the situation.
Violent Fight Near Oshawa High School Leaves Victim Seriously Injured
Durham Regional Police report a serious assault near an Oshawa high school, resulting in one victim with severe injuries and a youth arrested for firearm threats in a separate incident.
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Bed Bugs Force Closure of Westmount Public Library
The Westmount Public Library in Montreal has been temporarily closed after a bed bug infestation was discovered, requiring extensive pest control measures and cleaning.
Fight Near Oshawa High School Leaves Victim Seriously Injured
Durham Regional Police are investigating a serious assault that occurred near a high school in Oshawa, leaving one individual with significant injuries.
Quebec Ombudsperson Urges Action on School Violence
Jean-François Bernier, head of Quebec's Protecteur national de l'élève, highlights that bullying and violence account for 20% of complaints and emphasizes proactive measures and Anti-Bullying Plans.
Were Immigrants Pushed Out of Quebec's French Schools?
A documentary filmmaker explores historical accounts that immigrant Catholic students, particularly Italians, were turned away from French Catholic schools in Quebec before Bill 101, challenging narratives about language choice.
Vancouver College Wins First Basketball Provincial Title Since 1967
Vancouver College Fighting Irish captured their first senior boys basketball provincial championship since 1967, defeating Dover Bay 94-67 in the Quad A final at Langley Events Centre.
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First Hardware Hackathon Held in Ottawa for Students
High school students from Ottawa and Montreal participated in a pioneering hands-on technology event, marking Canada's inaugural hardware-focused hackathon in the capital.
Students Rally in Kitchener Over OSAP Changes
Students in Kitchener are organizing a rally to protest recent provincial modifications to the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP), citing concerns over increased financial burdens and reduced accessibility to education.
Windsor's Family Fuse Celebrates $450K Grant for Education Support
Family Fuse, a Windsor organization supporting Black youth and families in Ontario's education system, highlights the transformative impact of a $450,000 provincial grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation.
Edmonton STEM Program for Latina Girls Builds Engineers, Family Bonds
The Building Bridges initiative in Edmonton teaches STEM concepts to Latina girls while promoting family involvement, aiming to diversify the engineering field and strengthen community ties.
Saskatchewan's Largest Cheer Competition Returns for 19th Year
Saskatchewan's premier cheerleading event, now in its 19th year, draws hundreds of athletes showcasing high-energy performances and community spirit.
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University of Waterloo Hosts OUA Men's Fencing Championships
The University of Waterloo in Ontario hosted the OUA Men's Fencing Championships on March 7, 2026, featuring intense competition among university athletes in a major provincial sporting event.
Digital Reconstruction Reveals Face of 'Little Foot' Human Ancestor
Scientists have digitally reconstructed the face of 'Little Foot,' a nearly 4-million-year-old Australopithecus fossil, offering new insights into early human evolution and anatomy.
Alberta Students Petition to Cancel Diploma Exams
Students in Alberta are circulating a petition to cancel diploma exams, citing disruptions from recent teacher strikes and advocating for fair assessment practices.
Calgary Girl Guides Get 220K+ Cookie Boxes for Fundraiser
Thousands of boxes of Girl Guide cookies arrived in Calgary on Saturday, marking the start of the annual fundraising campaign that supports youth programs and community initiatives across the region.
Bomb Threats Close 11 Schools in Northwestern Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating after bomb threats targeted nearly a dozen schools in the Kenora district, leading to closures and heightened security measures.
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Family Fuse: Free Support for Black Parents Navigating Schools
A free program called Family Fuse is empowering Black parents in Windsor by providing advocacy tools and community support to navigate the education system effectively.
Investing in Youth Mentorship: Calgary's Future Depends on Connection
Think-tank member Ken Lima-Coelho argues that mentorship is essential infrastructure for Calgary's growth, with over 180 youth waiting for mentors at Big Brothers Big Sisters.
Canadian Strength, Education Cuts, and Photographer Remembered in Letters
Citizen readers share opinions on Algonquin College funding reductions, the passing of award-winning photographer Bruno Schlumberger, and reflections on Canadian resilience during challenging times.
Adult High School Program Changes Amid Budget Deficit
The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board is transitioning to a continuing education model for students over 21, raising concerns from teachers and students about program quality and teacher displacement.
Trump: College Sports Crisis Threatens U.S. Education System
Former President Donald Trump warns that without reforms, college sports' financial instability could jeopardize the entire U.S. educational system, as leaders discuss solutions at the White House.
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Fire Extinguisher Fight at Saunders High School Under Investigation
London Police are investigating a disturbing incident at Saunders Secondary School where a physical altercation escalated, leading to the discharge of a fire extinguisher. Authorities responded promptly to ensure student safety.
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