STA Flames Win First Senior Girls Volleyball Title in 35 Years
The STA Flames senior girls volleyball team has made school history by capturing their first WOSSAA gold medal in 35 years, earning a historic trip to OFSAA championships.
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Waterloo Schools Launch New Extended Care Registration
School boards in Waterloo Region are implementing a modernized registration system for before and after school care programs, aiming to streamline access for families.
Educators Demand Inclusion in Canada's AI Strategy
Mark Pearmain argues that Canadian educators must have a seat at the table in shaping the country's AI strategy to ensure proper privacy protocols and responsible implementation in schools.
Luther College High School Marks 100 Years in Regina
Luther College High School in Regina launches a year-long centennial celebration, honoring a century of educational legacy and community impact on Royal Street.
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Laurentian University Pay Hike Delay Sparks Outcry
Laurentian University's Board of Governors faces demands to rescind a salary increase for the president and provost, approved in October but delayed in disclosure, raising transparency concerns.
Fanshawe College Leaves London South Campus as Enrollment Drops
Fanshawe College is relocating all programs from its London South Campus due to a significant decline in international student enrollment, leaving classrooms empty.
Surrey School Board Faces Declining Enrollment Dilemma
The Surrey School District is confronting a significant drop in student numbers, a rare challenge that could impact resources and planning for the future of education in the region.
6-Year-Old Boy Dies in Chambly Sledding Accident
A six-year-old boy has died after sustaining severe head injuries during a sledding incident at Robert-Lebel Park in Chambly, Quebec. Paramedics responded to the scene on Monday afternoon.
Algonquin College Suspends 30 Programs After Board Vote
The board of governors at Algonquin College has voted to suspend thirty academic programs, leaving students concerned about their educational futures and institutional changes.
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London, Ont. Celebrates Women in Leadership
A vibrant event in London, Ontario brought together hundreds to honor women leaders, featuring speakers like Hon. Marci Ien and All Women L.E.A.D. co-founders, highlighting community empowerment and diversity.
Calgary School Support After Nakiska Avalanche Student Death
Queen Elizabeth High School in Calgary provides counseling and support teams for students following the tragic death of a student in a Nakiska avalanche. The community mourns the loss.
U.S. Losing Political Credibility in Iran War: U of A Prof
University of Alberta professor Andy Knight warns that U.S. military actions in Iran highlight declining American political influence globally, with Alberta facing short-term oil gains but long-term energy challenges.
No Threat to Schools After Teen's Gun Photo: RCMP
RCMP in Campbell River, B.C., investigated a social media post showing a teen with a firearm but found no credible threat to local schools, reassuring the community.
SciFest in Fredericton Celebrates Science with Fun Activities
Fredericton's SciFest event on March 2, 2026, showcased interactive science exhibits, including rocket launches, fostering educational engagement and excitement among young learners in a community celebration.
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Algonquin College May Cut 30 Programs to Address Deficit
Algonquin College's board of governors is set to decide on eliminating 30 programs as the institution faces a $27 million deficit, prolonged tuition freezes, and provincial underfunding.
Vanderhoof RCMP Investigates School Threats
The Vanderhoof RCMP has concluded an investigation into threats made against a secondary school, determining them to be unfounded. No arrests were made, and the school community has been reassured of safety.
Miami's $280M Sports Hub Breaks Ground with Star Founders
Construction begins on the 92-acre Sports Performance Hub campus in Homestead, Florida, featuring elite training, education, and a 10,000-seat stadium, backed by global athletes and entrepreneurs.
Ontario Education Unions Call for Early Contract Talks
Unions representing Ontario teachers and education workers are urging the provincial government to begin contract negotiations ahead of schedule to address key issues like funding and working conditions.
Essex OPP Launches School Bus Safety Campaign for Child Protection
Essex County OPP intensifies enforcement for a week-long school bus safety campaign, reminding drivers of traffic rules and penalties to ensure student safety during bus stops.
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Let's Talk Careers Competition Engages 10,000+ Students
The Let's Talk Careers competition has reached a milestone with over 10,000 students participating nationwide, exploring STEM and skilled trades pathways through interactive career exploration.
Bomb Threat Investigated at Windsor High School
Windsor police are investigating a bomb threat reported at St. Joseph's Catholic High School in east Windsor, Ontario, on March 20, 2024, prompting a response from authorities.
Grade 8 Student Wins Marathon Windsor Spelling Bee
Isaac Brogan, a Grade 8 student, emerged victorious in the longest-ever WFCU Regional Spelling Bee after a grueling competition against last year's champion, securing his third regional title and a trip to Washington, D.C.
Ottawa School Board Projects $11.5 Million Deficit
The Ottawa public school board is facing a significant financial shortfall, projecting an $11.5 million deficit for the current academic year, raising concerns about potential impacts on educational resources and staffing.
Canadian Math Scores Plummet: B.C. Schools and Parents Urged to Act
Math scores in Canada have dropped significantly, with B.C. losing two years of learning since 2003. Experts call for immediate action to address this urgent national concern.
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Algonquin College to Decide Fate of 30 Programs Tonight
Students express sadness as Algonquin College prepares to vote on cutting thirty academic programs, with the decision expected to impact post-secondary education significantly.
Ottawa School Buses Serve 'Community Hazard' Areas
The Ottawa Student Transportation Authority is now providing school bus services to students residing in five designated 'community hazard' areas, ensuring safe travel amid local safety concerns.
Rediscovering Stoic Masculinity in Modern Society
Exploring how ancient Stoic ideals of masculinity as courageous, rational, and compassionate contrast with contemporary anxieties about manhood and toxic masculinity in Canadian society.
Western Students Protest OSAP Cuts and Tuition Hike
Western University students voice strong opposition to Ontario's reduction of OSAP grants and the end of the tuition freeze, expressing concerns over educational affordability.
Edmonton Police Brave Icy Waters for Special Olympics
Over 100 participants, including Edmonton police officers, took part in the annual Polar Plunge at Lake Summerside to raise funds for Special Olympics Alberta, supporting inclusive sports programs across the province.
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Conservative MPs Demand Federal Inquiry into Tumbler Ridge Tragedy
Federal Conservative MPs are calling for a national inquiry into the tragic events at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School, citing concerns over school safety and community support systems.
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