A new report from the Ontario English Catholic Teachers Association reveals that 90% of teachers have experienced or witnessed violence or harassment in schools, with incidents increasing over the past decade.
Harvard University announces Larry Summers will resign from his teaching position as the institution reviews his connections to Jeffrey Epstein, marking a significant development in the ongoing scrutiny.
Former Harvard President Larry Summers steps down from teaching and professorship roles amid controversy linked to Jeffrey Epstein connections.
The Alberta government, led by Premier Danielle Smith and Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides, is set to reveal education funding details in the upcoming Budget 2026 announcement.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has responded to Humber Polytechnic's plans to reduce its workforce, stating he wishes the institution well and emphasizing a business-oriented approach to operations amid ongoing changes in the education sector.
A student organization in Nova Scotia is urging post-secondary students across the province to participate in a weeklong strike, highlighting growing unrest and demands within the academic community.
The Yacht Club de Monaco hosts its first Yachting Student Fair on March 21, 2026, offering students hands-on insight into maritime and yachting careers through direct industry connections and educational opportunities.
A bomb threat prompted the immediate closure of a school in London, Ontario, leading to a police investigation. Authorities are assessing the situation to ensure community safety.
Former B.C. solicitor general Kash Heed proposes ending firearm licence eligibility for international students and temporary residents amid extortion cases.
The Alberta Teachers' Association accuses Premier Smith's government of neglecting education concerns, demanding concrete action over mere announcements.
Algonquin College's potential cancellation of its illustration and concept art program has left students like Rain Welsh in uncertainty after their advanced admissions offers were rescinded, disrupting career plans in animation and visual arts.
Following the Tumbler Ridge school shooting, experts emphasize the need for firearm reforms, mental health support, and community connections to prevent such tragedies.
The University of Lethbridge, a top-ranked research institution, has introduced a new framework designed to help researchers generate and develop innovative ideas, strengthening its academic standing.
A major new 24-storey student housing development is being proposed for 70 Fountain Street East in downtown Guelph, Ontario, as the city addresses growing demand for accommodation.
University of Saskatchewan students gathered for a solemn vigil to commemorate the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, reflecting on the ongoing conflict's impact.
Regina Public Schools announces a new dedicated music center in the former Dieppe School building, enhancing musical education for students starting in the 2026-27 school year.
The former Luke Callaghan Memorial School in Montreal's Mile End neighborhood is being converted into a four-story community center, with renovations set to begin this fall and completion expected by 2027-28.
Regina Public Schools unveils a centralized elementary band program at the former Dieppe School, making music education part of the required curriculum for Grade 6 students.
The Justice Department filed a lawsuit against UCLA, accusing it of fostering an antisemitic hostile work environment and ignoring complaints from Jewish and Israeli employees.
The Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario faces backlash for hiring Independent Jewish Voices, an anti-Zionist group, to provide antisemitism training, drawing criticism from Jewish labor organizations.
A British Columbia teacher has faced disciplinary action from the provincial regulator after failing to report a 'pantsing' incident involving a student, highlighting ongoing concerns about educator accountability and student safety protocols in schools.
Dr. Pavla Ivaniuta, an ophthalmologist from war-torn Ukraine, joins the University of Calgary as the inaugural fellow in a specialized humanitarian program for surgeons from crisis zones.
A new report indicates that a majority of Catholic school teachers in Ontario have experienced violence in educational settings, highlighting urgent safety concerns.
CTV journalists mentor Sudbury Girl Guides in video journalism and weather presenting during a World Thinking Day event focused on career exploration.
A Winnipeg high school has canceled all classes for Wednesday after receiving a reported threat, prompting an immediate response from local authorities and school officials.
Cardinal Carter Catholic Secondary School in Leamington, Ontario, has unveiled a new campus expansion focused on specialized vocational training in electrical systems and aesthetics, aiming to equip students with practical skills for future careers.
Holy Trinity Catholic High School in Ottawa is creating a vibrant mural celebrating diversity in its atrium, led by students and a local artist for Black History Month.
Christine Fréchette, a candidate for CAQ leadership, commits to preserving budgets for school trips to cultural venues, emphasizing educational enrichment.
The New Brunswick government is exploring the possibility of merging universities as part of a broader initiative to streamline the post-secondary education department and enhance operational efficiency.
Black trustees in Ontario express concern that provincial supervision of school boards is diluting anti-racism initiatives, potentially reversing progress in addressing systemic discrimination in education.