Fog Cancels Essex County School Buses Tuesday Morning
Dense fog conditions led to the cancellation of all school board transportation in Essex County Tuesday morning, with services expected to resume in the afternoon.
Category : Education
Alberta Classroom Complexity Data: Edmonton Second in High Needs
Alberta has published comprehensive classroom complexity data, revealing that 34% of Edmonton Public Schools classrooms have 11+ students with complex needs. The province is allocating $143 million for support teams.
Portables Arrive in Tumbler Ridge, Safety Priority After Shooting
School portables are being installed in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., to allow classes to resume, with experts emphasizing the need for safety and support following a recent mass shooting in the community.
University of Saskatchewan Student Centre Celebrates 10 Years
The Gordon Oakes Red Bear Student Centre at the University of Saskatchewan recently commemorated its 10-year anniversary, highlighting its role as a cultural and academic hub for Indigenous students and the broader campus community.
School Portables Arrive in Tumbler Ridge for Classes
Portable classrooms are being delivered to Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, in preparation for the resumption of school classes. This move addresses immediate educational infrastructure needs in the community.
Calgary Family Day: Thousands Join Soccer, Winter Events
Thousands of children and families participated in Family Day activities across Calgary, including the largest soccer tournament in CMSA history and the Winter Festival at the Olympic Oval.
Children Hit by Car Near Montreal School, Safety Concerns Raised
Two students were hospitalized with minor injuries after being struck by a vehicle near Royal West Academy. The incident has reignited calls for crossing guards at the dangerous intersection.
Food Bank Use Surges Among University Students
A growing number of students at the University of Manitoba are turning to food banks as rising living costs and tuition fees strain budgets, highlighting a nationwide affordability crisis in higher education.
Maya Gebala Shows Recovery Signs After School Shooting
Maya Gebala, the 12-year-old survivor of the Tumbler Ridge school shooting, is showing encouraging signs of progress in hospital. Her mother reports movement on her left side and eye fluttering, though she remains in critical condition with significant br
Northern Ontario School Bus Service Disruption Threatens 1,900+ Students
A significant school bus service disruption looms for more than 1,900 students across Northern Ontario, raising concerns about transportation and educational access in the region.
Michigan Student Sues Over AI Accusation and Disability Bias
A University of Michigan undergraduate with documented disabilities is suing the institution, alleging discrimination after being accused of using artificial intelligence in academic work. The lawsuit claims the school failed to provide reasonable accommo
School Bus Delay Alerts Coming to Nipissing Parents
A new notification system will allow parents in the Nipissing area to opt into receiving real-time text or email alerts for school bus delays or cancellations, enhancing safety and convenience.
Physicist Pauses Perimeter Institute Work After Epstein Ties Revealed
Lee Smolin, a prominent theoretical physicist, has temporarily halted his research activities at the Perimeter Institute in Waterloo, Ontario, following the disclosure of his past connections to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein.
Waterloo Physicist Pauses Work After Epstein Ties Revealed
A prominent physicist at Waterloo's Perimeter Institute has temporarily stepped back from his research role following revelations of past connections to Jeffrey Epstein, sparking discussions on academic ethics and funding sources.
Ontario Boosts Kindergarten Curriculum with French Immersion
The Ontario government is implementing significant upgrades to its kindergarten curriculum, emphasizing early French immersion programs starting as young as kindergarten age.
Students Disappointed by OSAP Cuts, Tuition Freeze Lift in Ontario
Ontario students express frustration as the provincial government reduces OSAP grants and ends the tuition freeze, raising concerns about increased financial burdens and access to higher education.
University of Alberta Changes Hiring Policy After Government DEI Review
The University of Alberta has initiated changes to its hiring policy regarding diversity, equity and inclusion following Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's mandate to review such practices in public institutions.
RCMP Completes Tumbler Ridge School Shooting Probe
The RCMP has finalized its investigation into the shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia, marking a significant step in the case that shocked the community.
SUNshine Girl Sammy: Grad Aims to Foster Family Peace
Sammy, a vibrant university graduate featured as a SUNshine Girl, shares her ambition to become a professor or mediator to promote peace within families, showcasing her dynamic personality and goals.
Vivek Kumar Named President and CEO of JA Asia Pacific
JA Worldwide announces Vivek Kumar as the new President and CEO of JA Asia Pacific, bringing decades of leadership experience to empower youth across the diverse and rapidly transforming region.
How to Ace Exams Without Cramming: Expert Study Strategies
Learning strategist Deena Kara Shaffer reveals effective techniques for creating study schedules that prevent cramming and promote long-term academic success through spaced repetition and active recall.
Barrie's 'Colt for a Day' Creates Hockey Memories for Kids
Young hockey enthusiasts in Barrie, Ontario, experienced a unique opportunity through the 'Colt for a Day' promotion, offering them a glimpse into the world of professional hockey and creating lasting memories.
Sudbury Students Build Snowmobile Safety Shelter
A group of dedicated high school students in Sudbury have completed a vital safety shelter for snowmobilers, showcasing community engagement and practical skills.
P.E.I. School Safety Report Warns of Gaps After Incidents
A newly commissioned school safety report in Prince Edward Island highlights significant vulnerabilities and gaps in protocols, prompted by recent high-profile incidents involving staff misconduct.
Hate-Motivated Graffiti at Kitchener School Under Police Probe
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating an incident of hate-motivated graffiti discovered at a post-secondary institution in Kitchener, highlighting ongoing concerns about campus safety and intolerance.
Police Tape Down at B.C. School After Mass Shooting
Authorities have removed police tape from a British Columbia high school and residence where eight people were killed in a mass shooting, as the community grapples with trauma and healing.
Calgary Dinos Women's Wrestling Achieves Historic Three-Peat
The University of Calgary Dinos women's wrestling team secured its third consecutive Canada West championship, while the men's team finished second overall. Seven individual gold medals highlighted the dominant performance.
School Security Measures Cause Anxiety in Canadian Schools
Following the Tumbler Ridge shooting, Canadian schools are reviewing security protocols, but experts warn of mental health impacts and anxiety from heightened safety measures.
Readers Debate School Shooting Prevention and Separatism
Letters to the editor address the Tumbler Ridge school shooting tragedy, calling for behavioral-based prevention measures, while also analyzing whether Alberta separatists' actions constitute treason under Canadian law.
P.E.I. Schools 'Relatively Safe' But Report Warns of Gaps
A new report finds Prince Edward Island schools are generally safe environments, but identifies concerning gaps in addressing staff sexual misconduct, sparking calls for improved oversight and prevention measures.
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