56th Bedford Road Invitational Tournament: By the Numbers
The Bedford Road Invitational Tournament (BRIT) celebrates its 56th edition. Explore the key numbers, records, and history behind Saskatoon's iconic high school basketball event.
Category : Education
Teachers: Support lacking for new mandatory student screenings
Alberta teachers express concerns about insufficient support for mandatory literacy and numeracy screenings for K-3 students. Read about the challenges and educator perspectives.
Lawsuit dismissed in Edmonton daycare toy dinosaur injury
An Edmonton court has dismissed a lawsuit involving a boy injured in a daycare 'swatting match' with a toy dinosaur. Get the full details on the case outcome and legal reasoning.
MP Genuis accuses York U. of attacking free speech
Conservative MP Garnett Genuis claims a York University student centre attacked free speech by cancelling a campus event. The incident raises questions about dialogue on Canadian campuses.
OCDSB's $20M deficit may take years to fix
Ottawa's largest school board faces a $20 million operating deficit. Supervisor Bob Plamondon says erasing the shortfall, driven by special education costs, could take more than a year. Learn the details.
AI Stifling Kids' Minds, Warns Educator Calvin White
Educator Calvin White issues an urgent plea to parents and educators in 2026, arguing that AI and response technology are eroding children's cognitive abilities while society watches complacently.
Two Medicine Hat Elementary Schools to Close
The Medicine Hat public school board has voted to close Webster Niblock and Southview Community schools due to declining enrolment. The move aims to save significant operating costs.
Alberta teachers find mandatory student screenings unhelpful
A new Alberta government survey shows nearly 74% of educators find mandatory literacy and numeracy screenings for K-3 students unhelpful. Teachers cite developmentally inappropriate content and lack of support.
NAIT academic staff union schedules strike vote
The union representing NAIT's academic staff will hold a strike vote next week, raising the possibility of job action at the Edmonton institution. Learn about the potential impacts.
New Surrey school provides only temporary relief
École Snokomish Elementary opens in Surrey's Newton neighbourhood, but officials warn capacity pressures in B.C.'s largest district will return within years. The three-storey design may set a trend.
Ontario's Best and Worst Elementary Schools Ranked
A new report ranks Ontario's elementary schools by performance. Find out where your child's school placed and what the data reveals about education in the province.
Saint-Ubalde's Only Public Daycare Closing in 2026
The only public daycare in rural Saint-Ubalde, Quebec, is shutting down. This closure leaves families in the community without a crucial local service. Read about the impact.
Canadian mathematician wins Scrabble world title again
Adam Logan, a Canadian mathematician, has clinched the World Scrabble Championship for the second time. Discover his unique strategy and why he avoids social media.
Ontario child care fees won't drop in 2026, $10/day target in question
Ontario parents will not see child care fees decrease this year, raising doubts about the province's $10-a-day promise. Explore the details and what this means for families.
Study: Mass Immigration Raised Canada's Housing Prices
A new economic analysis finds immigration-driven demand significantly increased housing prices and rents across Canada from 2012-2022, contradicting past government assurances.
60,000-Year-Old Poison Arrows Discovered by Scientists
Archaeologists uncover Stone Age arrowheads with plant toxins, revealing sophisticated hunting techniques used 60,000 years ago. Discover the groundbreaking findings.
12-year-old cautioned for bringing THC gummies to Windsor school
Windsor police confirm a 12-year-old student was formally cautioned after THC-infused gummies were brought to Hugh Beaton Elementary School. Learn about the incident and school safety protocols.
Free Play for Kids Reaches 4,500 Edmonton Youth
Tim Adams's Free Play for Kids organization now serves over 4,500 children annually in Edmonton, with crucial backing from the Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation. Discover how sport builds community and belonging.
Fired Tennessee Professor Reinstated with $500K Settlement
A Tennessee theatre professor fired for sharing a Charlie Kirk quote is back at work after the university admitted it violated due process. He will receive a $500,000 settlement.
Canadian Wins World Scrabble Championship
Adam Logan, a mathematician from Canada, describes the 'wonderful feeling' of becoming the 2025 World Scrabble champion. Discover his unique strategy and insights.
Student killed in random shooting at U of T Scarborough
Toronto police confirm a 20-year-old student was randomly targeted and killed in a shooting near the University of Toronto's Scarborough campus. A 40-year-old man is charged with first-degree murder.
BRIT 2026: What to know about Saskatoon's top hoops tourney
The 56th Bedford Road Invitational Tournament tips off in Saskatoon. Get the details on local contenders Holy Cross and Walter Murray, key players, and a long-awaited debut from Winnipeg.
Critique: Tax Dollars Fund Questionable Academic Research
Columnist Matthew Lau questions the value of taxpayer-funded research grants, citing projects like a $72,746 study on climate emotions. He argues philanthropy, not public funds, should support niche work.
Kindergarten Connections Helps Kids Start 'Big School'
A Chilliwack preschool's innovative program, funded by Raise-A-Reader, uses play to help preschoolers transition to kindergarten. Learn how it builds confidence and literacy skills.
Cannabis Candies at Windsor School Send Student to Hospital
A Grade 8 student was taken to hospital after cannabis-infused candies were brought to Hugh Beaton Elementary School in Windsor, Ont. The incident highlights ongoing school safety concerns.
Texas teachers disciplined for Charlie Kirk posts: union lawsuit
A Texas teachers' union lawsuit claims educators faced crackdowns for social media posts about conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The case highlights ongoing debates over free speech and political expression in schools.
Alberta schools pull books as provincial ban takes effect
School boards in Alberta have removed dozens of books from library shelves as new provincial regulations come into force. Learn about the impact on education and access to materials.
Brown, MIT Shooter Planned Attack for Months, Left Videos
The shooter who killed two Brown University students and an MIT professor left videos confessing to the murders and detailing months of planning. Read the latest from the U.S. Department of Justice.
Swastika Painted on Winnipeg High School
A hate crime investigation is underway after a swastika was discovered painted on Kelvin High School in Winnipeg. Community leaders condemn the 'heinous' act.
Union, Opposition Push Nova Scotia for Teacher Recruitment Plan
Nova Scotia's government faces mounting pressure from the union and opposition to create a formal teacher recruitment strategy. Deputy Minister Tracey Barbrick addressed the issue at a committee meeting on January 6, 2026.
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