Conestoga College introduces a new program providing low-cost pet grooming services at its Doon Campus in Kitchener, Ontario, offering hands-on training for students and affordable care for pets.
The Laurentian University senate has rejected a non-confidence vote against President Lynn Wells, with the board chair calling for unity amid the decision, highlighting ongoing institutional challenges.
John Taylor Collegiate in Winnipeg reports significant enrollment in its nail technology course, reflecting growing student interest in vocational and beauty industry training.
The Canadian Association of Occupational Therapy urges federal expansion of loan forgiveness to include occupational therapists, addressing rural healthcare gaps and workforce shortages nationwide.
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Memorial University in Newfoundland and Labrador has posted five tenured professor positions exclusively for employment equity groups, excluding straight white males. The positions are part of the Canada Research Chairs Program.
The Ontario government has announced a new requirement for high school students to complete a financial literacy course to graduate, aiming to equip youth with essential money management skills.
A portable classroom at Sa-Hali Secondary School in Kamloops, B.C., was severely damaged by fire in a suspected arson case, with RCMP launching an investigation into the incident.
Ottawa college and university students face longer commute times as OC Transpo implements reduced spring bus schedules before the academic term ends, impacting key routes.
Nearly 500 Special Olympic athletes will gather in London, Ontario for the provincial school championships, emphasizing fun, inclusion, and athletic achievement in a celebration of sportsmanship.
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A Guelph boy has been arrested after allegedly threatening to 'shoot up' a school, prompting a police investigation and raising concerns about school safety.
Skills/Compétences Canada collaborates with International Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Foundation and UA Canada to provide hands-on plumbing training for Indigenous youth while upgrading infrastructure in Walpole Island First Nation.
Mark Pearmain, superintendent of Surrey School District, received $527,363 in total compensation last school year, making him the highest-paid superintendent in British Columbia. Critics argue the salary is excessive while educational programs face cuts.
Memorial University has five academic positions exclusively for women, LGBTQ+, Indigenous, racialized, and disabled applicants, funded by federal research program equity mandates.
SUNshine Girl Jenn, a 5-foot-3 former model, is pursuing a career as a Registered Early Childhood Educator while dreaming of magazine covers. She enjoys outdoor activities like fishing and camping.
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A Saanich middle school teacher has been terminated and had his teaching licence suspended after sending dozens of emails to a former student and fraudulently using sick days for a vacation, according to the B.C. Commissioner for Teacher Regulation.
A Vancouver college has canceled its fall nursing program, citing a healthcare staffing crisis, sparking criticism as 'very short-sighted' from industry experts.
Jessica Finley, a high school guidance counselor and volleyball coach, pleaded guilty to 16 child sex charges involving a 14-year-old student and received a lengthy prison sentence.
A British Columbia teacher with a prior record of time theft has faced disciplinary action for fraudulently using sick leave to take a vacation in Japan, highlighting ongoing accountability issues in the education sector.
Calgary city council voted 12-2 against rezoning for a charter school in a northeast industrial park, citing proximity to airport, heavy industry, and safety issues for students.
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YMCA Calgary and Calgary Public Library announce a proposed $120 million joint facility in West District to address rapid population growth, featuring extensive recreation and library spaces with outdoor amenities at Radio Park.
Alberta's proposed Bill 25 aims to remove politics from classrooms but faces criticism for potentially stifling critical thinking and diversity in education.
A 14-year-old faces charges after allegedly threatening students with an imitation firearm at a secondary school in Oshawa, prompting a police investigation into the serious incident.
Excessive government regulations in child care sector are raising costs and limiting options for parents, according to policy experts. Rules requiring degrees and specific toys add expenses without improving safety.
Science North is launching its Summer Science Camps in Barrie this summer, offering hands-on educational experiences for youth to explore science and technology in an engaging environment.
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The University of Regina is conducting a review of its recruitment practices following complaints about the hiring process for the women's basketball team's interim head coach position.
A 14-year-old student faces charges after allegedly robbing another student at an Oshawa high school, with Durham Regional Police investigating the incident.
St. Aloysius Gonzaga Secondary School in Mississauga was defaced with disturbing antisemitic graffiti, prompting a hate crime investigation by Peel Regional Police. Mayor Carolyn Parrish condemned the act as 'disgusting'.
A new initiative aims to boost skilled trades participation among African Nova Scotian youth, featuring hands-on simulations and partnerships to address workforce gaps and promote economic inclusion.
Police in Blenheim, Ontario, have concluded an investigation into reports of a person with a gun, lifting lockdowns at local schools. No threats were found, and the incident is under review.
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Guelph Police are cautioning the public about potential safety and legal hazards associated with the popular 'Senior Assassin' game among high school students.
