Da Vinci's DNA May Be Hiding in His Artwork
Scientists suggest Leonardo da Vinci's genetic code could be extracted from his paintings. This breakthrough could reshape art history and forensic science. Discover the details.
Category : Education
Three teens charged following Gatineau school lockdown
Gatineau police have charged three teenagers after an incident that prompted a school lockdown. Get the latest details on the charges and the police response.
N.S. Updates School Lunch Program with Reusable Container Pilot
Nova Scotia announces updates to its school lunch program and a new reusable container pilot project, aiming to improve nutrition and reduce waste. Learn about the changes and their impact.
Ancient Designs Could Be First Evidence of Human Math
New analysis of 8,000-year-old Halafian pottery suggests geometric patterns represent the earliest known use of applied mathematics. Discover the groundbreaking findings.
McGill Martlets rugby team in last-ditch survival bid
McGill University's women's rugby team, the Martlets, have launched an urgent GoFundMe campaign to save their 50-year-old program from being cut. The team is among 25 varsity sports facing elimination due to budget constraints.
OCDSB Redirects Funds to AC, Water Quality, PA Systems
Ottawa's largest school board reshapes its $87-million capital budget, prioritizing classroom air conditioning, water quality, and functional PA systems after direct feedback from parent councils.
Safety Concerns Prompt Full School Closures in Waterloo
Multiple schools in Waterloo Region took the unusual step of closing completely on Thursday due to pressing safety concerns. Get the full story on the closures and the community response.
Indigenous students join U of M health-care intro program
Grade 12 students from Southeast Collegiate participated in a hands-on health-care program at the University of Manitoba, aiming to inspire future careers and impact their communities.
NAIT staff vote 83% for strike mandate
Academic staff at Edmonton's Northern Alberta Institute of Technology have voted overwhelmingly in favour of a strike mandate. Learn the details and potential impacts.
Manitoba Grade 8 Scores Below National Average
A new report reveals Manitoba Grade 8 students scored 'significantly lower' than the national average in science, reading, and mathematics. Discover the details and implications for education.
Saskatoon French school ceiling collapse, NDP blames Moe
A portion of the ceiling collapsed at École Canadienne-française in Saskatoon, prompting a specialized engineering inspection. The NDP is blaming Premier Scott Moe's government for the deteriorating school infrastructure.
Ex-Near North Trustee Petitions Ford Government for School Board Support
A former Near North District School Board trustee is petitioning the Ontario government to protect school boards. Bill Steer will send his appeal directly to Education Minister Paul Calandra and Premier Doug Ford.
Elizabeth Ziegler School restoration moves forward
The restoration of Waterloo's Elizabeth Ziegler Public School is progressing, but officials warn the project will be costly. The school has been fenced off since March 2025 for structural testing.
TDSB snow day email glitch affects Toronto families
A technical failure prevented some Toronto District School Board families from receiving snow day closure emails on January 15, 2026, causing confusion. Learn about the incident and its impact.
Alberta Schools Consider Full-Day Kindergarten Programs
Four schools in Alberta's Rocky View School Division are exploring a shift to full-day Kindergarten, potentially starting in the 2026/27 academic year. Learn about the proposed change and its implications.
$6.2M Funding for Canadore, Nipissing in North Bay
The Ontario government announces a $6.2 million investment for Canadore College and Nipissing University in North Bay. Learn how this funding will support post-secondary education and the local economy.
Ottawa councillor urges Ontario to keep Regina Street School open
An Ottawa city councillor is calling on the Ontario government to reverse the planned closure of Regina Street Alternative School. Learn about the community's fight to save this vital educational resource.
Mother Confronts Adultification Bias Against Her Son
A mother in Miami shares her experience defending her 11-year-old son from being perceived as older due to racial bias, highlighting the pervasive danger of adultification bias for Black children in Canada and beyond.
School bus rollover renews calls for seatbelts in Manitoba
A school bus rollover in Western Manitoba has reignited the debate over mandatory seatbelts. Officials say 'we're lucky there's no deaths' as safety advocates push for change.
T. Rex Didn't Reach Full Size Until Age 40: Study
New research shows the Tyrannosaurus rex grew for decades, reaching its massive adult size around age 40. Discover the findings reshaping our understanding of dinosaur life cycles.
Student-built warming hut featured on Winnipeg river trail
A warming hut designed and built by Grade 7 students in Winnipeg has been selected for display on the Nestaweya River Trail this winter, turning a classroom project into a public reality.
Sudbury Schools Sign Pact to Improve Student Retention
Four post-secondary institutions in Greater Sudbury sign a collaborative agreement to create seamless education pathways, aiming to attract and keep more students in Northern Ontario.
UWindsor Student Leaves School for NFL Dream with Colts
A University of Windsor student has left academia behind, signing an official contract with the Indianapolis Colts to pursue a professional football career. Get the full story on this major life pivot.
Ottawa parents seek answers on school program cuts
Ottawa parents are pressing the OCDSB for answers as it phases out alternative schools and middle French immersion programs. Learn about the community's concerns and the board's plans.
Why Targeting Independent Schools Hurts Alberta Families
Following the ATA strike, independent schools face scrutiny. This analysis reveals how they save public money and serve diverse needs, arguing that defunding them would harm Alberta's education system. Read the facts.
Two injured, arrested in TMU campus fight
Toronto police responded to a stabbing and fight on Toronto Metropolitan University campus. Two individuals were injured and subsequently arrested. Get the latest details.
Barrie Public Library Launches New Mobile App
The Barrie Public Library has launched a new mobile app, offering residents easier access to digital resources and services. Discover the features and how to download it today.
Province fires contractor building new Parry Sound school
The Ontario government has terminated the contractor for the long-delayed JK-Grade 12 school in Parry Sound. Get the latest details on this major project setback.
Israeli advocacy group launches Canadian campus initiative at McGill
Let's Do Something, a grassroots group founded after the October 7 attacks, brings its mission of dialogue and advocacy to McGill University in Montreal this month. Discover their story of trauma, aid, and pro-Semitic outreach.
Peel students suspended over outdated vaccine records
Two students in the Peel District School Board were suspended due to outdated immunization records, despite being fully vaccinated. The incident highlights ongoing administrative challenges in school health policy compliance.
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