Quebec education minister concerned about secularism report
Quebec's Education Minister Bernard Drainville expresses concern over a new report on secularism in schools. Get the details on the findings and the provincial response.
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Montreal University Warns Staff, Students on U.S. Travel
Université de Montréal has issued new guidelines warning its community about travel to the United States, citing reports of detentions and entry denials. Learn about the advisory details.
Montreal colleges dispute government investigation findings
Colleges in Montreal are formally disputing the results of a government investigation. Get the latest details on the dispute and its implications for the institutions involved.
Quebec school staff face rising violence, unions warn
Unions report a disturbing increase in violence against Quebec school support staff, leading some to quit. Learn about the growing crisis in education.
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Top 10 Overused Words Banned for 2025 by LSSU
Lake Superior State University's 50th annual Banished Words List targets '6-7' and 'cooked' as overused slang. Discover the full top 10 and why these terms annoy people.
U of S President Stoicheff Reflects on 10-Year Tenure
University of Saskatchewan President Peter Stoicheff concludes his 10-year term, highlighting achievements in fundraising, Indigenization, and building a 'Silicon Prairie'. Read his insights.
Ottawa woman turns thrifting passion into scholarships
Teresa McCrory, new to Ottawa, sells thrifted finds on Facebook Marketplace to fund CFUW Nepean scholarships for women in STEM and Indigenous students. Discover how her initiative builds community.
Twin sisters play ringette for rival universities
Twin sisters compete on opposing teams at the University Challenge Cup ringette tournament. CTV's Heather Senoran reports on this unique sibling rivalry and the major sporting event.
Day Care Fixes 'Learing' Typo After Fraud Claims
A Minnesota child-care centre at the centre of fraud allegations has corrected a glaring typo on its sign. The 'Quality Learning Center' had misspelled its name as 'Learing'.
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Quebec hikes bank requirement for international students
Quebec increases the minimum funds international students must show to $24,617 starting in 2026. Learn how this impacts study plans and university admissions.
Lethbridge Post-Secondary Schools Reflect on 2025
A look back at the pivotal year for Lethbridge's two post-secondary institutions, examining their struggles, adaptations, and what lies ahead for 2026 in Alberta's education landscape.
Family Basketball Legacy Thrives at Calgary's William Aberhart
Senior India Hughes is the latest member of her family to star for the William Aberhart Orange basketball team, continuing a proud Calgary sports tradition. Discover their story.
Brockville teacher accused of sexual assault
A teacher in Brockville, Ontario, is facing sexual assault allegations. Brockville police are investigating the case, with details emerging as the legal process unfolds.
Third Hughes sibling stars for William Aberhart basketball
India Hughes, a senior at William Aberhart High School, carries on a family tradition as the latest sibling to play for the Hornets basketball team. Discover the story of this Calgary sports legacy.
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Ex-Pro Basketballer Runs Free Camps for Surrey Teens
Retired Team Canada player Emerson Murray runs Jumpshot Generosity camps in Surrey, providing coaching, meals, and shoes to hundreds of underserved youth. Discover how he's changing lives.
EQAO Review Highlights Need for Standardized Testing
As Ontario reviews its EQAO student assessment agency, experts argue standardized testing is vital for accountability and should be a model for all Canadian provinces. Discover the data driving the debate.
Manitoba Youth Parliament Takes Over Legislature
The 104th session of the Youth Parliament of Manitoba convened at the Legislative Assembly, empowering young voices to debate provincial issues. Discover how youth are shaping Manitoba's future.
MasterClass Boxing Day Deal: 40% Off Annual Subscription
MasterClass offers a rare 40% discount for Boxing Day. Get a year of lessons from experts like Gordon Ramsay and Neil deGrasse Tyson for $144. This deal is for one day only.
Career Expert: Generalists Thrive in Fast-Changing World
Diana MacKay discusses why a generalist approach may be the best career strategy for young Canadians facing rapid change and information overload. Learn how to navigate an unpredictable future.
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Dragon Man skull linked to Denisovans in 2025 breakthrough
A major 2025 discovery links the Dragon Man skull to Denisovans, reshaping human evolution understanding and aiding identification of other ancient remains in China.
Federal Policy Cuts Create Uncertainty for Ontario College Students
Ontario college students confront an uncertain future as federal policy changes lead to significant budget cuts and staff layoffs. Learn about the impacts on education and student life.
All Nigerian schoolchildren rescued after kidnapping
All children and staff abducted from a Nigerian school have been found safe, church officials announced. Get the latest details on this developing story.
Edmonton Kids Create Video Games in Code Ninjas Program
Young students in Edmonton are learning vital coding skills by developing their own video games through the Code Ninjas after-school program, blending education with creativity.
B.C. program helps parents boost kids' social-emotional skills
A new free online series from B.C. health experts helps parents build children's social-emotional health at home, responding to a record-high decline in developmental readiness among kindergarteners.
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Quebec School Cellphone Ban Yields Positive Results
A cellphone ban in a Montreal-area high school is fostering better focus and social interaction, according to students and administrators. Discover the impact of the policy.
OU fires instructor over grade dispute involving Bible citation
The University of Oklahoma dismissed a teaching assistant after an investigation found she was 'arbitrary' in failing a student's paper citing the Bible on gender. Explore the clash over academic freedom and DEI.
Australia's Social Media Age Limit: A Call for Canada
Australia has begun enforcing a minimum age of 16 for social media accounts, shifting responsibility to platforms. Michael Burns argues Canada must adopt and expand this approach to protect children's mental health and focus in schools.
Academic questions N.S. government's natural gas claims
The researcher whose report led to Nova Scotia's fracking ban is challenging the government's recent statements on natural gas. Get the full story on this critical energy debate.
St. Clair College Warns of 2026 Program, Job Cuts
St. Clair College's president has indicated that program reductions and job cuts are possible in 2026 due to financial pressures. Learn about the potential impacts on students and staff.
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Canadian Professionals Rush to Upskill for AI at Work
New KPMG research reveals 83% of Canadian employees feel the need to upskill in AI. Discover how structured training programs are helping professionals adapt to the new workplace reality.
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