The Nova Scotia government announces the creation of the Institute of Skilled Trades in collaboration with Nova Scotia Community College to address labor shortages and enhance workforce development.
Ontario universities are expanding academic horizons with unconventional courses covering topics like sorcery, poisons, and Dracula costumes, showcasing diverse and innovative curriculum offerings.
A Philadelphia native reflects on childhood field trips that omitted Black contributions, the recent removal of a slavery exhibit, and the vital need for uncensored historical education in America.
Alberta's education system confronts mounting pressures as special education needs increase by 17% since 2019, reaching 133,703 students, while severe disabilities rise 18% to 46,234 amid overcrowded classrooms.
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School bus services across Ottawa and eastern Ontario are cancelled on Tuesday, February 10, 2026, due to severe winter weather conditions affecting student transportation safety.
Families in Ontario are urging the provincial government to establish a consistent standard of care for students with diabetes, highlighting gaps in current school support systems.
Former university president Peter MacKinnon warns that censorship on campuses is escalating, with Canadian institutions showing similar patterns to troubling U.S. trends in academic freedom suppression.
Thousands of San Francisco teachers launched a historic strike over wage increases and healthcare benefits, closing schools for 48,000 students amid high Bay Area living costs.
Country music star Paul Brandt was unexpectedly removed from the speaking lineup for an Edmonton teachers' convention, with the Alberta Teachers' Association declining to provide any reason for the decision.
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The Alberta Teachers' Association faces backlash after removing country star Paul Brandt from a speaking lineup, sparking debate over political influences in education.
The Manitoba government has announced increased funding for schools, but the Winnipeg School Division cautions that the rise may not meet growing operational costs and student needs.
The Atikameksheng Anishnawbek First Nation has officially inaugurated the Waasakwa Children's Centre, a culturally focused early learning and child care facility designed to nurture Anishinaabe identity and community values.
A student was shot inside Thomas S. Wootton High School in Rockville, Maryland. Police have taken another student into custody as the investigation continues.
A University of Calgary economics professor will direct a 15-year nationwide research initiative to address Canada's declining productivity growth and develop policy recommendations.
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A comprehensive new study reveals that Dolly Parton's Imagination Library program significantly enhances early literacy outcomes for young children across Canada.
Thousands of students in Kitchener, Ontario, risk school suspension due to incomplete immunization records, highlighting public health compliance challenges in the region.
A Winnipeg high school was closed on February 9, 2026, after authorities received a credible security threat, prompting immediate safety protocols and police investigation.
The Air Canada Foundation has launched its Big Dreams Grant Program, offering $200,000 in funding to organizations that promote health and well-being for Canadian children and youth through sports and active recreation.
Recent graduates in British Columbia are navigating a challenging employment environment with youth unemployment reaching 13%. Experts debate causes from economic cycles to AI disruption.
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Authorities have released new video footage from the day of the fatal shooting at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, which claimed two lives in December 2025.
Faculty at Laurentian University in Sudbury have voted to ratify a new contract, ending a strike and allowing educators to return to work immediately.
Ontario's Court of Appeal upholds ruling against Jewish education funding case, leaving parents to pay for private schools despite documented antisemitism in public institutions.
The Regina Speed Skating Club organized its first community event at Mount Pleasant Sports Park, inviting the public to try long-track speed skating in an effort to expand its membership base and promote the sport locally.
Alberta's Education Minister hints at a forthcoming announcement to tackle rising aggression and complexities in classrooms, following a new report offering solutions.
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Newcomers to Winnipeg experienced classic Canadian winter activities like hockey and tobogganing at Camp Manitou's Welcome to Winnipeg event, fostering community integration.
The Lloydminster Roman Catholic School Division No. 89 has disclosed a $16,000 financial loss resulting from the misappropriation of funds, highlighting internal control challenges in educational institutions.
The annual Red Cup high school hockey tournament in Cape Breton attracted a large audience as the Riverview Ravens clinched victory in the final at County Arena in Coxheath, Nova Scotia.
A Montreal organization uses Braille bingo as an interactive method to educate about sight loss during White Cane Week, fostering hands-on awareness.
The legendary Militant Mothers of Raymur pedestrian overpass in East Vancouver has been shut down indefinitely due to safety concerns, forcing students and residents to take longer routes.
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The 72nd annual Luther Invitational Tournament in Regina featured sixteen high school basketball teams competing over three days, with Alberta schools claiming both championships.
