The University of Saskatchewan has cut seven information and communications technology jobs as part of an internal restructuring effort. The reductions follow a comprehensive review of ICT operations.
Tina Tehranchian, a senior wealth advisor, discusses strategies to finance higher education amid increasing tuition fees, emphasizing the role of Registered Education Savings Plans.
A school bus accident south of Woodstock resulted in four children being hospitalized with minor injuries. First responders noted the emotional challenge of potentially having children of their own on board.
A severe winter storm has led to the cancellation of all school buses by the Toronto District School Board and multiple other boards across the Greater Toronto Area, disrupting student transportation.
Werklund Centre president Alex Sarian argues that as Calgary's population expands, the city must invest in cultural and social infrastructure to prevent fragmentation and build community cohesion.
A severe winter storm bringing snow, ice pellets, and freezing rain has led to widespread school bus cancellations and closures in Barrie and the GTA for Wednesday, February 18, 2026.
The English Montreal School Board council invalidated an ethics decision that found commissioner Julien Feldman breached conduct rules, overturning a recommended suspension and apology.
Matthew Lau argues that Ontario's tuition controls and government funding create a socialist system that harms quality universities while propping up underperforming institutions, calling for market competition.
A paleontologist from Brandon University in Manitoba has helped identify the world's oldest fossilized predator vomit, offering unprecedented insights into ancient land ecosystems before dinosaurs evolved.
Mining engineering teams from Canadian and U.S. universities are competing this week at the first Laurentian University-hosted North American Mine Rescue Competition in Sudbury, Ontario.
The Toronto District School Board has cancelled all school buses on Wednesday, February 18, 2026, as a major winter storm brings snow, ice pellets, and freezing rain to the Greater Toronto Area.
In the aftermath of a tragic school shooting in British Columbia that claimed six lives, officials in Sudbury are emphasizing the critical importance of the Violence Threat Risk Assessment protocol. This proactive system is designed to identify and mitiga
A special education teacher died in a car crash involving an ICE operation in Savannah, Georgia, sparking debate over pursuit policies and immigration enforcement.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford justifies recent OSAP modifications, shifting from grants to loans, while increasing institutional funding amid student backlash.
A recent Angus Reid Institute survey shows 63% of Albertans disagree that the education system is strong, with most opposing public funding for private schools. The poll reveals mixed views on school choice and strong support for expanding public school o
Turtle Island Public School in Woodstock, Ontario, officially opened its doors to nearly 800 students, marking a significant addition to the Thames Valley District School Board's educational infrastructure.
Mary Wells, dean of engineering at the University of Waterloo, is set to receive the prestigious Order of Ontario for her exceptional contributions to engineering education and innovation.
A professor discusses his fight against a loose network of men's groups online that promote misogyny and anti-feminism, highlighting the dangers of this digital influence.
The Alberta Teachers' Association voices doubt regarding the effectiveness of recently announced provincial education supports, highlighting concerns about implementation and long-term impact on students and educators.
A citizen-led petition calling for Alberta to cease public funding of private schools has been officially rejected by the provincial legislature, maintaining the current education financing model.
Portables for a temporary secondary school have arrived in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., as the community awaits a return-to-class plan following a deadly school shooting. No reopening date has been set while authorities investigate.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has justified the decision to end the province's tuition freeze, stating the policy was no longer sustainable for post-secondary institutions facing financial pressures.
The B.C. Principals' Association reassures that schools across the province remain secure environments for students and staff, despite heightened anxiety following the recent tragedy in Tumbler Ridge.
An organization alleges a student in Manitoba is experiencing racially motivated bullying at school, highlighting ongoing concerns about discrimination in educational settings.
St. Clair College is pausing programs and reducing its downtown Windsor campus operations following a significant drop in international student enrollment, with facilities like the MediaPlex sitting idle for the upcoming academic year.
An Indiana school secretary faces multiple charges after her husband caught her with an 18-year-old student, leading to the discovery of a second underage relationship.
Seneca Polytechnic has become the first postsecondary institution in Canada to issue 1,000 Siemens mechatronics and automation certifications, marking a significant milestone in industry-relevant education.
An elementary school in Kitchener has been temporarily closed due to severe flooding caused by recent extreme weather, disrupting classes and prompting emergency response measures.
Hundreds gathered around Hugh Beaton Public School in Windsor for a symbolic hug, sending a strong message of safety and community support for students and staff.
A citizen initiative petition to hold a referendum on ending public funding for private schools in Alberta has failed, but the complex issue remains unresolved and may require an election decision.