Canada's First Inuit University Announced, Historic Step
Canada is establishing its first Inuit university in Nunavut, a landmark initiative aimed at preserving Indigenous culture and advancing higher education in the Arctic region.
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Olympians Give Tips to Young Fans at Calgary Watch Party
Olympians including John Morris mingled with fans at WinSport in Calgary, offering curling tips and insights during a watch party for young enthusiasts.
OSAP Changes Disappoint Students in Cost-of-Living Crisis
Recent changes to Ontario's Student Assistance Program have sparked disappointment among students at the University of Windsor, who are grappling with a severe cost-of-living crisis.
NB Teen Targets 17 UN Goals by 17th Birthday
Grace Totten, a Grade 11 student at St. Malachy's Memorial High School, founded the 17 by Seventeen challenge to address global issues through local action.
New Grant Boosts Safety in Nova Scotia Communities
Nova Scotia introduces a new grant program aimed at promoting and improving safety across the province, supporting local initiatives to address community concerns.
Saskatoon Public Schools Names New School Opening in 2027
Saskatoon Public Schools has officially revealed the name for its new educational facility set to open in 2027, marking a significant milestone in the district's expansion plans.
Tumbler Ridge Vigil Unites Leaders After School Shooting
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Opposition leader Pierre Poilievre joined British Columbia Premier David Eby at a vigil in Tumbler Ridge, where stories of heroism emerged following a mass shooting that claimed eight lives.
Eby Vows Safe School Return for Tumbler Ridge Students
British Columbia Premier David Eby announces enhanced safety measures for Tumbler Ridge students returning to school following a devastating shooting, as the community mourns and federal leaders offer support.
Spitfires and Hospital Launch Youth Sports Fundraiser
The Windsor Spitfires and Windsor Regional Hospital Foundation have partnered for the Hockey Helps initiative, a school-based fundraising campaign supporting Hats On for Healthcare.
Pie Your Prof Event at St. Clair College Supports United Week
St. Clair College students lined up to pie professors in the face during a popular fundraising event for United Way, raising $1,200 for local programs.
Ottawa School Board Cancels Ski Trips After Student Injury
An Ottawa school board has canceled all ski trips following a critical injury to a student at Centre Vorlage in western Quebec, where her clothing got caught in a ski lift.
Father Remembers Son Killed in Tumbler Ridge School Attack
A father mourns his 12-year-old son, Abel Mwansa Jr., one of the victims in the tragic Tumbler Ridge school shooting, as RCMP release the shooter's image and details emerge about the attack.
U of M Students Celebrate Louis Riel Day Early with Métis Event
University of Manitoba students and staff gathered on February 13, 2026, for an early celebration of Louis Riel Day, featuring Métis cultural activities and community engagement.
Tumbler Ridge Shooting Hero: Maya Gebala Fights for Life
Maya Gebala, 12, remains in a medically induced coma after being shot while trying to lock a shooter out of her school library during the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting that killed eight people.
Tumbler Ridge Shooter Was 'Hunting' Without Targets: Police
RCMP reveal the Tumbler Ridge school shooter entered with two guns and appeared to be 'hunting' rather than targeting specific students, as the community mourns six victims.
B.C. Autism Support Changes Bring Funding Cuts for Thousands
British Columbia's $475 million disability support expansion includes coverage for Down syndrome but reduces funding for 5,200 children, with some facing cuts up to 46%.
West Nipissing Students Play Ball Hockey Tournament
Students in Sturgeon Falls swapped textbooks for hockey sticks in a school board-wide ball hockey tournament, celebrating the community's passion for road hockey.
Weapons Calls Rise Near Alberta Schools After B.C. Shooting: RCMP
RCMP suggests an increase in reports of weapons near Alberta schools may reflect heightened community vigilance following the recent Tumbler Ridge school shooting in British Columbia.
Shooting at South Carolina State University Dorm Kills 2
A tragic shooting incident at a South Carolina State University residential complex has left two individuals dead and one wounded, with authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the violent event.
U.S. Schools Cancel Class Photos Over Epstein Claims
Several American school districts have halted traditional class picture days following the spread of baseless online rumors linking the practice to Jeffrey Epstein, citing concerns over student safety and misinformation.
Science North's New Exhibit Delves into the Science of Illusion
Science North in Sudbury has launched a captivating new exhibit that explores the scientific principles behind optical illusions and perceptual tricks, featuring insights from CEO Ashley Larose and other key figures.
Tumbler Ridge Shooting Recalls La Loche School Tragedy
The recent Tumbler Ridge school shooting, where the attacker was 'hunting' without a specific target, has stirred painful memories of the 2016 La Loche tragedy in Saskatchewan, highlighting ongoing concerns about school safety in Canada.
Ski Lift Issue Cancels Sudbury Snowboarding Final
A mechanical problem with the ski lift at Adanac Ski Hill in Sudbury forced the cancellation of the secondary school city snowboarding final on Thursday, disrupting local youth sports.
Sask Poly ESET Program Stays in Saskatoon Another Year
Saskatchewan Polytechnic students in the Electronic Systems Engineering Technology program may get a one-year reprieve from relocation to Regina, providing relief for those with family commitments in Saskatoon.
Tumbler Ridge School Shooter 'Hunting' Without Target: RCMP
B.C. RCMP reveal the Tumbler Ridge school shooter had no specific target but was 'hunting' victims, with two hospitalized showing positive recovery signs.
OCDSB Cancels Ski Trips After Teen's Chairlift Accident at Vorlage
The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board has prohibited chairlift use on ski trips after a 13-year-old girl suffered life-threatening injuries at Centre Vorlage in Wakefield.
Classes Resume at Guelph School After Threats
Classes have resumed at a Guelph school following threats that prompted a police response. Authorities are investigating the incident, which caused temporary disruptions.
Cambridge School Vice-Principal Arrested on Child Charges
A Cambridge, Ontario elementary school vice-principal faces serious child luring and sexual exploitation charges following a Waterloo Regional Police investigation.
Windsor Residence Hosts Rough Night Out for Homeless Youth
The Windsor Residence for Young Men is organizing a Rough Night Out event to raise awareness about youth homelessness in the community, featuring simulations and educational activities.
Halifax School Opens After Years of Delays
St. Joseph's-Alexander McKay Elementary School in Halifax has officially opened after prolonged construction delays, with the Nova Scotia government unveiling the facility on February 13, 2026.
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