Calgary Youth Science Fair Winners Head to National Competition
Seventeen finalists from the Calgary Youth Science Fair will compete in the Canada-Wide Science Fair in Edmonton next month, showcasing innovative projects from hundreds of students.
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SAIT Hosts Indigenous Round Dance Celebrating Culture
Dozens gathered at SAIT for a Round Dance celebrating Indigenous culture, highlighting unity and community connection during challenging times for students.
Tech Exec Pitches $500K Exit Tax for Educated Canadians
Former Google executive Patrick Pichette suggests imposing a $500,000 exit tax on Canadian graduates who leave the country, despite having used the TN visa program himself to build his career abroad.
UOttawa Students Call for Better Safety Communication After Lockdown
Following a campus security lockdown, the University of Ottawa Students' Union criticizes communication failures and urges development of more effective emergency protocols to ensure all students receive timely alerts.
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University of Calgary Sets Dinosaur Costume World Record
The University of Calgary celebrated its 60th anniversary by setting a new Guinness World Record for the largest gathering of people dressed as dinosaurs, with hundreds participating.
North Bay Hosts First STEM Racing National Championships
Canadore College in North Bay is set to host the first-ever STEM Racing 2026 Canadian National Championships, marking a significant milestone in educational and competitive STEM initiatives across the country.
Montreal's Young Athletes Need Sports Infrastructure Upgrades
Aging sports infrastructure in Montreal is impacting young athletes, with calls for improvements to support their development and safety in competitive sports.
West Nipissing School Bus Strike Continues After Offer Rejected
A wage dispute has halted school bus services in Northern Ontario's Nipissing area after the union rejected the latest offer from Alouette Bus Lines, affecting families and students.
McGill Evacuated After False Gunshot Reports, Doors Blamed
McGill University in Montreal was briefly evacuated after false reports of gunshots, with students reportedly slamming doors causing the scare. No threats were found.
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UOttawa Lockdown: Replica Gun Incident, Student Union Demands Plan
A lockdown at the University of Ottawa ended after police determined a suspect had a replica firearm. The student union is calling for a comprehensive safety action plan in response to the incident.
UOttawa Students' Union Calls for Emergency Plan Post-Lockdown
Following a recent campus lockdown, the University of Ottawa Students' Union is urgently calling for a comprehensive emergency action plan to enhance safety protocols and communication.
Ontario to Cut Teacher Education Programs Nearly in Half
The Ontario government announces a major overhaul of teacher education, reducing program length by nearly 50% to address teacher shortages and streamline certification.
Archaeology Project Connects Indigenous Youth with Heritage in Churchill
A First Nations history education initiative in Churchill uses archaeology to link Indigenous youth with their cultural past, fostering identity and knowledge.
Arrest Made After University of Ottawa Lockdown Over Violent Incident
A violent incident prompted a lockdown at the University of Ottawa, resulting in one arrest. Campus security and police responded swiftly to ensure safety.
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Construction Training Program Expands in Northern Ontario
A non-profit construction training program, Community Builders, is expanding in Northern Ontario to address the critical shortage of skilled workers in the construction industry.
Students Return After ICE Harassment Ends in Columbia Heights
Over 500 children in Columbia Heights Public Schools have returned to in-person classes after months of fear due to ICE enforcement, marking a celebratory moment for the Minneapolis-area community.
University of Ottawa Security Lockdown After Violent Threat
The University of Ottawa declared an immediate security lockdown on its main campus Friday evening following a violent threat, with alerts issued just after 6 p.m.
University of Ottawa Issues Lockdown Notice
The University of Ottawa has issued a lockdown notice due to a security incident on campus. Authorities are responding as the situation develops.
Templeton Girls Soccer Debuts New Jerseys vs. Kitsilano
The senior girls soccer team at Templeton Secondary School in Vancouver showcased their new jerseys in a spirited match against Kitsilano High School, highlighting their fundraising success and team spirit.
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Kingsville to Host Unique Human Remains Research Facility
A groundbreaking forensic taphonomy research facility is planned for Kingsville, led by University of Windsor's Shari Forbes, enhancing human remains studies and forensic science in Ontario.
Broken School Elevator Limits Wheelchair User's Access, Affects Grades
Aydin Ali, a Grade 11 student with mobility challenges at Joane Cardinal-Schubert High School, has been confined to the main floor since November due to an inoperative elevator, impacting his academic performance and social life.
Manitoba Premier Fires Teacher Commissioner Working from Florida
Premier Wab Kinew terminates a Manitoba teacher commissioner after discovering the official was performing duties from Florida, sparking debate over remote work policies in public education.
Student Injured in Jasper Place High School Incident
A student at Jasper Place High School in Edmonton was injured during an on-campus incident, prompting a temporary lockdown. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the event.
UNB Team Detects Artemis II Signals in Space Research
A University of New Brunswick research team led by Dr. Brent Peterson has achieved a breakthrough by detecting signals from the Artemis II mission, marking a significant advancement in space communication and academic research.
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Calgary Youth Science Fair 2026 Attracts Hundreds
Hundreds of youths are competing at the 2026 Calgary Youth Science Fair this weekend, showcasing innovative projects and fostering STEM education in Alberta.
Federal Student Cap Disproportionately Impacts Saskatchewan Schools
A federal cap on international students has caused a 75% enrollment drop at University of Regina, creating a $20M funding gap. Saskatchewan institutions face severe financial strain as smaller provinces bear disproportionate impact.
Ontario School Board Governance Changes Start Monday
Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra has announced significant changes to school board governance, set to take effect this Monday, aiming to enhance accountability and efficiency in the education system.
Ontario to Shorten Teacher Education Programs
The Ontario government announces plans to reduce the length of teacher education programs, a move intended to streamline certification and help alleviate ongoing teacher shortages across the province.
Windsor Firefighters Welcome 30 Babies in One Year
The Windsor Fire and Rescue Service is celebrating an unprecedented baby boom, with 30 firefighters becoming new parents within a single year, highlighting community and family growth.
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Nearly 100 WRDSB Elementary Teachers Face Layoffs
The Waterloo Region District School Board is set to lay off nearly 100 elementary teachers, as announced by the Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario, impacting local education staffing.
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