Université Laval Named Canada's Top Employer in 2026
Forbes has ranked Université Laval as Canada's best employer for 2026, with two other Quebec universities also making the prestigious Top 10 list.
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Alberta Minister Climbs Kilimanjaro for Sister's Memory
Alberta Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides leads a team of 11 to the peak of Africa's highest mountain, Mount Kilimanjaro, in a poignant memorial for his slain sister.
OHF Update Reveals Shifts in Minor Hockey Landscape
A new Ontario Hockey Federation update provides insights into the changing dynamics of minor hockey, including recruitment practices and disciplinary actions.
Ontario School Boards Launch Student Support Portals
School boards in Ontario, including TVDSB, have introduced new online portals for student support as critics question their effectiveness and role in education.
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Regina Ringette Team Saved by Small-Town Hospitality
A Regina U16 ringette team was stranded by harsh winter weather in St. Claude, Manitoba, where local residents provided emergency shelter and support, showcasing remarkable community spirit.
CDI College Dental Assisting Program's 20-Year NDAEB Success
CDI College's Dental Assisting program reports a 94% first-time pass rate on the NDAEB exam over nearly 20 years, solidifying its leadership in Canadian dental assistant education. Learn about the proven results.
Small workplace slights hurt productivity, study finds
New research reveals how seemingly trivial incidents, like a late birthday card, can significantly impact employee performance and workplace morale. Discover the findings.
Calgary Library Hits Record 17.5M Loans in 2025
Calgary Public Library's circulation soared to a record 17.5 million items in 2025, driven by digital growth and community demand, highlighting its vital role as a free public resource.
Westminster Secondary Launches Barbering Skills Program
Students at London's Westminster Secondary School are learning professional barbering skills in a new hands-on course, bridging education with practical trades. Discover how this program is shaping future careers.
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WRDSB settles with former teacher Carolyn Burjoski
The Waterloo Region District School Board has reached a confidential settlement with retired teacher Carolyn Burjoski. Get the details on the resolution and its context.
Saskatchewan student scores below national average
New data reveals Saskatchewan students are falling behind in core subjects compared to national peers and past performance. What does this mean for the province's future?
Ottawa School Board Extends French Immersion Phase-Out
The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board is extending its phase-out of the middle French immersion entry point. Learn about the new timeline and what it means for families.
Windsor Playability Data Shows Impact on Kids
Fresh data on neighborhood playability in Windsor highlights disparities affecting children's health and development. Discover the findings and why they matter for families.
Canada's immigration system in crisis, lawyer says
An immigration lawyer details the 'mixed messaging' and systemic failures plaguing Canada's immigration and international student strategies. Read the full analysis.
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Calgary Students Struggle to Access Competitive STEM Programs
Grade 12 student Asiya Iskander, with a 93% average, is waitlisted for her top university STEM program, highlighting intense competition for post-secondary science and technology seats in Calgary and across Canada.
Calgary Public Library hits highest circulation in history
The Calgary Public Library has reached its highest-ever circulation, driven by massive community demand. Discover what's fueling this historic milestone and what it means for the city.
$6.5M Expansion for Emma King Elementary in Barrie
The Ontario government is investing $6.5 million to expand Emma King Elementary School in Barrie, addressing growing enrolment needs. Learn more about this key education infrastructure project.
Laurentian University faculty on strike Monday
Faculty at Laurentian University in Sudbury hit the picket lines Monday morning, marking the first labour disruption since the university's emergence from insolvency. Get the latest details.
How 'Bootstraps' Went From Absurd to American Ideal
The phrase 'pull yourself up by your bootstraps' originally meant an impossible task. Discover how it transformed into a symbol of self-reliance in American and Canadian culture. Explore its surprising history.
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South Africa School Bus Crash Kills 13 Children
A tragic school bus accident in South Africa has claimed the lives of at least 13 children, according to police. The incident occurred on January 19, 2026.
Niagara School Bus Cancellations for Jan. 19, 2026
School bus services across the Niagara region were cancelled on Monday, January 19, 2026, due to severe weather conditions. Stay informed on local closures.
Anglo parents in French schools urged to get English certificates
Quebec's English school boards are campaigning for anglophone parents with children in French schools to obtain English eligibility certificates, crucial for future education options under Bill 96. Learn why and how.
Toronto neighbourhoods ranked for kids' outdoor play
A new ranking reveals the best and worst Toronto neighbourhoods for children to play outside. Discover which areas support active, healthy childhoods and where improvements are needed.
Map Ranks Canadian Neighbourhoods for Kids' Outdoor Play
A new interactive tool reveals how Canadian communities rank for children's outdoor playability. Discover where your neighbourhood stands and why access to play matters.
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Halifax student creates support for celiac disease community
A Saint Mary's University student in Halifax is using her personal journey with celiac disease to build a vital support system for others facing the same autoimmune condition. Discover her inspiring story.
Northern B.C. First Nation School Destroyed by Fire
A school on the Blueberry River First Nation near Fort St. John was destroyed in a major fire. The incident highlights infrastructure challenges in remote communities.
Calgary teen charged in stabbing near high school
An 18-year-old man faces charges after a stabbing near Henry Wise Wood High School in Calgary left a teen in life-threatening condition. Get the latest details.
$9.6M for Upgrades at Windsor's St. Clair College, University
The Ontario government is providing over $9.6 million for critical upgrades at St. Clair College and the University of Windsor. Learn how this investment will impact students and the local community.
Teens Charged Following Gatineau School Lockdown
Three teenagers face multiple charges after a security incident triggered a two-hour lockdown at l'École Polyvalente Le Carrefour in Gatineau. Police confirm no active threat was found.
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Waterloo University Employs AI, Alumni to Screen Applicants
Facing an overwhelming number of top-tier candidates, the University of Waterloo is leveraging artificial intelligence and its alumni network to revolutionize its admissions process. Discover how this innovative approach is shaping the future of universit
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