A driver in London has been charged just days after the start of a school bus safety campaign, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns. The incident underscores the importance of vigilance during peak school hours.
A hands-on boot camp in Barrie gives teenagers practical experience in skilled trades, addressing labor shortages and offering career insights.
Explore the fascinating evolution of 'o'clock' from medieval timekeeping phrases to modern contractions, revealing how technology shaped everyday language.
An internal memo reveals that Algonquin College's suspension of several programs may significantly hinder the City of Ottawa's ability to recruit skilled workers, raising concerns about municipal staffing and local talent development.
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A Halifax Jewish student has been withdrawn from Park West School after enduring years of antisemitic bullying, including swastika graffiti, Nazi salutes, and physical assault, with his mother criticizing the school's inadequate response.
A youth hockey coach reflects on recent incidents involving Team USA and Hockey Canada, emphasizing the critical need to teach young athletes to speak up against demeaning behavior rather than remaining silent bystanders.
Arrests occurred at a Toronto demonstration against OSAP cuts, as Ontario reinstates paper report cards. Thousands in P.E.I. seek family doctors amid physician departures, highlighting healthcare and education crises.
Citizen letters highlight Ottawa's kindness in the ByWard Market while addressing AI legislation concerns and education funding cuts at Algonquin College.
High school wrestlers in Saskatoon prepare for city championships at Aden Bowman Collegiate on March 5-6, with provincial qualifiers advancing to Evan Hardy Collegiate on March 13. Team previews highlight key athletes and season expectations.
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An architect has raised concerns over the excessive size of the proposed White House East Wing and Ballroom, with a second planning panel set to vote on the design amid public scrutiny of renderings.
The U.S. Department of Education is under fire for displaying a banner of conservative activist Charlie Kirk alongside education pioneers, sparking outrage on social media over his controversial views.
Over a thousand students from Waterloo Region joined widespread protests against provincial cuts to the Ontario Student Assistance Program, highlighting growing financial pressures on post-secondary education.
Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra pushes for standardized curriculum and safety measures, while parent advocates highlight chronic underfunding, larger class sizes, and staff shortages as root causes of declining student outcomes.
Edmonton Public Schools announces a major hiring initiative to recruit more than 300 new teachers and support staff, aiming to enhance educational resources and address staffing needs in the district.
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Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra announces the return of paper report cards, citing parental feedback and a move to enhance communication between schools and families.
Kwantlen Polytechnic University is set to lay off unionized employees this week as declining international student enrollment creates a severe budget crisis, with revenue projected to fall by $88 million.
The Waterloo Catholic District School Board has been directed by a court to pay a trustee $20,000 in legal costs following a contentious dispute, highlighting governance challenges in educational institutions.
The Dover Bay Dolphins, seeded No. 1, seek to become the sixth top seed in 10 years to win the Quad-A boys' basketball provincial championship after a dominant opening win.
High school students in Windsor staged a walkout to protest OSAP funding cuts, directly confronting their MPP Andrew Dowie. The demonstration highlights growing youth activism over education affordability issues in Ontario.
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The City of Ottawa is moving forward with plans to construct up to six new cricket pitches, responding to the sport's rising popularity and community needs for more recreational facilities.
The City of Ottawa is moving forward with plans to construct five new cricket pitches, responding to the sport's rising popularity and community requests for more facilities.
Two youths have been arrested and BB-style long guns were seized following a report of a firearm at Greenall High School in Saskatchewan, prompting a police investigation.
Greenall High School in Balgonie, Saskatchewan, was placed on a precautionary lockdown after reports of a person with a firearm. Two youths were arrested, and no students were harmed.
Canadore College in Northern Ontario is strengthening its international presence by welcoming students from the Philippines and Brazil through global exchange programs, as highlighted by President George Burton.
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Teaching assistants at NSCAD University in Halifax have gone on strike after negotiations with the administration broke down, impacting academic operations.
The Alberta Teachers' Association faces a court injunction hearing over the Back to School Act as a strike continues, with union president Jason Schilling stating no picket lines are planned.
Saskatchewan RCMP arrested two youths near Greenall High School following a firearm report, prompting a temporary hold and secure order. Details are expected in a live briefing.
Two youths were arrested following a report of a firearm near Greenall High School in Balgonie, Saskatchewan. The incident prompted a police response, with details emerging about the arrests and community safety concerns.
RCMP responded to reports of a firearm near Greenall High School in Balgonie, Saskatchewan, leading to the arrest of two youths. The school was placed under a hold and secure order, with no injuries reported.
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The Town of Kingsville has lost its opportunity to purchase the closed Kingsville District High School property after a second bid was declined, with concerns over future development and community impact.
