Toronto's Top 5 Parks: High Park Tops Sun Readers' Poll
Toronto Sun readers voted High Park as their favorite park, known for cherry blossoms. The top 5 include Rouge National Urban Park, Toronto Island Park, Trinity Bellwoods, and Edwards Gardens.
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Skills Shared at Sask Polytechnic Women in Trades Event
Girls from grades 9-12 explored high-demand trades and tech at Saskatchewan Polytechnic's Jill of All Trades event, featuring hands-on demos and career insights.
TDSB Appoints New CEO and CFO
The Toronto District School Board has announced the appointment of a new CEO and chief financial officer, marking a leadership change for Canada's largest school board.
Paleontologist's Findings Challenge Human Evolution Beliefs
Lee Berger's expedition into South African caves reveals Homo naledi burial practices, challenging long-held beliefs about human evolution and the cognitive abilities of ancient relatives.
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Quebec grad with service dog who attended every class
Victor Edouard Bal graduated from École Polytechnique with his service dog Kopeck, who attended every class. The dog provided crucial support throughout his studies.
Ottawa, Millbrook First Nation Spend $29M on Cole Harbour Apartments
The federal government and Millbrook First Nation are jointly funding a $29 million apartment building in Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, to address housing needs.
Mike Gillis Offers Advice to Sedins on Canucks Leadership
Former Canucks GM Mike Gillis says he would absolutely help Daniel and Henrik Sedin if they seek his advice on running the team, emphasizing patience and autonomy.
Windsor-Essex Catholic Board Names New Education Director
John Ulicny will become the next director of education for the Windsor-Essex Catholic District School Board, replacing Emelda Byrne upon her retirement in August 2026.
U of S and Prince Albert Sign MOU for Community Research
The University of Saskatchewan and City of Prince Albert signed an MOU to align university research with community goals, enhancing quality of life through projects like the Substance Use Disorder Toolkit.
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Why Did T. Rex Have Tiny Arms? New Study Explores
A new study investigates the long-standing mystery of why Tyrannosaurus rex had such small arms, suggesting they may have been used for mating or social behavior.
Yale Report on Declining Trust in Higher Education
A Yale faculty report identifies key reasons for declining trust in higher education, including cost, admissions opacity, and ideological conformity. Canadian universities urged to take note.
Calgary Library Offers Free Kindergarten Book Bags
Calgary Public Library distributes free kindergarten book bags to support early literacy, offering resources and books to help families build reading habits.
Student-led TV series filming at Windsor's Walkerville Collegiate
A student-led TV series is filming at Walkerville Collegiate Institute in Windsor, Ontario, showcasing local talent and educational opportunities in media production.
Waterloo Region Schools Introduce Approved AI Tools for Students
Waterloo Region school boards are rolling out approved AI tools for students, aiming to integrate technology responsibly while addressing academic integrity concerns.
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Retiring Snowbirds 'Unnecessary,' Aircraft 'Structurally Capable'
Former MP Laurie Hawn argues retiring the Snowbirds is unnecessary, stating the aircraft remains structurally capable, amid ongoing discussions about the future of the team.
Study Calls on Universities, Government to Address Student Homelessness
A new Atlantic News study urges Canadian universities and governments to tackle student homelessness, highlighting the growing crisis among post-secondary students across the country.
Why Ophthalmologists Avoid Northern Ontario
Dr. Alejandro Oliver, Timmins' only ophthalmologist, marks 17 years and 15,000 patients, highlighting the severe doctor shortage in northern Ontario.
Swedish Expert Aims to Revive Jurassic Era
A Swedish scientist leads a groundbreaking mission to resurrect Jurassic-era species using advanced genetic techniques. The project raises ethical and ecological questions.
John Ulicny Appointed Director of Education at Windsor Catholic Board
John Ulicny has been appointed as the new director of education for the Windsor-Essex Catholic District School Board, effective immediately.
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Honorary Degrees Show University Left-Wing Bias
Christopher Dummitt argues Canadian universities overwhelmingly grant honorary degrees to progressive activists while shunning conservatives, highlighting ideological homogeneity.
Prince Albert and USask Sign New MOU
The City of Prince Albert and the University of Saskatchewan have signed a new Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen collaboration and partnership.
Highway 1 Bus Lanes Open in Saanich
The new Highway 1 bus lanes in Saanich are now open, part of BC's South Island Transportation Strategy to improve safety, reliability, and transit connections across the region.
Lee Berger on Homo Naledi: Complex Species
Paleoanthropologist Lee Berger shares insights on Homo naledi, a complex ancient human relative discovered in a South African cave, highlighting its significance in human evolution.
New Funding Expands Manitoba Adult Education Programs
Manitoba announces new funding to expand adult education programs, aiming to improve access and skills training for residents across the province.
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B.C. Teacher Banned 15 Years for Child Luring
A British Columbia teacher has been banned from teaching for 15 years after pleading guilty to child luring. The disciplinary action follows a conviction involving online communication with a minor.
BC Teacher Suspended for Skipping Track Meet, Selling Clothes
A British Columbia teacher has been suspended for missing a track meet and selling clothes to students, violating professional boundaries.
Billie Jean King, 82, Earns College Degree 65 Years Later
Tennis legend Billie Jean King received her bachelor's degree from California State University, Los Angeles, 65 years after first enrolling, at age 82.
Halifax Child-Care Centre Receives $2M Government Funding
The Silver Crescent Academy Society's child-care centre in Halifax will relocate and expand thanks to $2 million in combined funding from the provincial and federal governments.
Extended Care Registration Opens in Waterloo Region
Registration for before and after school care in Waterloo Region opens now. Families can secure spots for their children through a new streamlined system.
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Americans Seek Canadian Citizenship Through Ancestry
Americans are discovering Canadian ancestors from centuries ago to claim citizenship. Jeffrey Lensman of Utah seeks citizenship via his great-great-grandfather born in Quebec in 1838.
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