Waterloo-Kitchener Soccer Clubs Launch Talent Partnership
Soccer clubs from Waterloo and Kitchener have announced a groundbreaking partnership to identify and promote the region's top soccer talent through a new collaborative program.
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Georgian College and CFB Borden Form Training Partnership
Georgian College and Canadian Forces Base Borden announce a collaborative initiative to combine technical education with specialized military training, enhancing skills development for both students and personnel.
Special Needs Teen Burned in Bath While in Ministry Care
A British Columbia teenager with special needs sustained second- and third-degree burns during a bath incident while under ministry care, sparking family outrage and raising questions about supervision protocols.
Handgun Pointed at Student in Mississauga School Under Investigation
Peel Regional Police are investigating a violent altercation at a Mississauga high school where a handgun was pointed at a student. The incident, captured on video, has gone viral internationally.
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Boy Inspired by Philosophical Road Trip in Victoria
An 11-year-old Victoria boy's walk with his mom leads to a profound conversation about life's big questions after meeting a woman on a cross-country philosophical journey.
Regina Parents Concerned Over Band Program Changes
Advocates express growing worries about Regina Public Schools' modifications to band programs, citing potential impacts on student music education and community engagement.
Alberta Bill Bans Political Positions in Schools, Limits Flags
Alberta's proposed Bill 25 would prohibit school boards from taking political stances, restrict classroom discussions on social topics, and limit displayed flags primarily to Canadian and Alberta flags.
Judge Orders Penn to Hand Over Records in Antisemitism Probe
A federal judge has mandated the University of Pennsylvania to submit records regarding Jewish employees as part of an EEOC investigation into antisemitic discrimination, while protecting individual affiliations.
Alberta Bans Politics, Ideology from Classrooms in New Law
Alberta introduces legislation to remove political and ideological content from classrooms, aiming to refocus education on core subjects. The move sparks debate over curriculum neutrality and educational priorities.
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Library Director Fired Over LGBT Books Dispute in Tennessee
Luanne James was terminated after refusing to relocate over 100 LGBT-themed books from children's sections, sparking debate over censorship and intellectual freedom in public libraries.
Social Media's Impact on Critical Thinking Skills
Educational psychology expert Jacqueline Leighton warns that constant online information exposure may be diminishing our ability to analyze and evaluate information critically, with potential long-term consequences for society.
Students Showcase Skills at Huron-Perth Trades Competition
Students from Huron and Perth Counties demonstrated their expertise in welding, carpentry, and electrical work at a skilled trades competition held at Listowel District Secondary School on March 24, 2026, highlighting the importance of vocational training
Two Charged Over Fake Gun at Oshawa School Basketball Game
Durham Regional Police have laid charges against two individuals following the discovery of a replica firearm at a high school basketball event in Oshawa, raising safety concerns.
High Lead Levels Found in GTHA School Drinking Water: Report
A new report identifies schools and school boards in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area with some of Ontario's highest concentrations of lead in drinking water, raising health concerns.
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Teacher Loses Certification for Giving Student Cannabis
A Manitoba teacher has permanently lost their teaching certification following an incident where they provided cannabis to a student, raising serious concerns about educator conduct and student safety.
McMahon Criticizes School Performance, Cites NAEP Scores
Education Secretary Linda McMahon called the U.S. education system a failure, citing NAEP test data showing low proficiency rates. Experts question her interpretation of the scores.
St. Mary's University Names Dr. Scott Morrison President
St. Mary's University in Calgary has officially appointed Dr. Scott Morrison as its fifth President and Vice-Chancellor for a five-year term, following a unanimous decision by the Board of Governors.
Poll: Canadians Want 'No Fail' Policies Removed from Schools
A recent national survey reveals strong public backing for eliminating 'no fail' policies in Canada's public education system, highlighting concerns over academic standards.
TikTok Generosity: Strangers Send Gear to Young Hockey Goalie
A viral TikTok video led to an outpouring of support from strangers who sent new hockey equipment to an 8-year-old goalie in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, showcasing community kindness.
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Frontline Education Launches New Recruiting System for Schools
Frontline Education has launched a new Recruiting & Hiring system designed to eliminate breakdowns in K-12 district hiring processes, helping schools fill roles faster through connected workflows.
Quebec Mother Blocked from Volunteering Due to Hijab Ban
Aisha Khan, an occupational therapist and mother in Quebec, shares how Bill 94 prevents her from volunteering at her children's school because she wears a hijab, questioning the law's impact on community and equality.
Ottawa Crossing Guards Need Body Cameras for Protection
A former crossing guard team lead advocates for body cameras and other safety measures to protect Ottawa crossing guards, citing daily risks and incidents of driver aggression.
Vanier College Apologizes for Cancelling Holocaust Commemoration
Vanier College in Montreal has formally apologized for cancelling a Holocaust remembrance event at a symposium, sparking widespread criticism and discussions about academic freedom.
Regina Daycare Uncertainty as $10-a-Day Deal Begins
A daycare in Regina, Saskatchewan, is navigating uncertainty as a new $10-a-day childcare agreement goes into effect this week, raising concerns about sustainability and operational challenges.
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Bolivian Clowns Protest Education Decree Threatening Livelihoods
Clowns in Bolivia have taken to the streets of La Paz to protest a government ban on holiday parties in schools during teaching hours, which they say endangers their traditional work and cultural role.
University of Guelph Pizza Vending Machine Goes Viral
A pizza vending machine at the University of Guelph has become an internet sensation after a camera was installed, capturing hilarious and unexpected moments from students and visitors.
Fanshawe College International Student Enrollment Decline
Fanshawe College in London, Ontario, is bracing for a significant drop in international student enrollment, continuing a troubling trend that impacts the institution's finances and diversity.
Court Rejects McGill Student's Injunction Against Anti-Israel Boycott
A Montreal Superior Court has dismissed a McGill law student's request for an injunction to prevent a student association from implementing a boycott of Israeli academic institutions, citing insufficient urgency and irreparable harm.
WRDSB Billed $116K for Former Director Investigation
The Waterloo Region District School Board has incurred a significant cost of $116,000 for a review or investigation into former Director of Education Jeewan Chanicka, according to recent reports. The expenses highlight the financial implications of admini
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UNB Trains Indian Students to Fill Nursing Gap in Canada
The University of New Brunswick is training 25 Indian nursing students, aiming to bolster Canada's healthcare workforce by encouraging them to work domestically after graduation.
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