New Fort Saskatchewan Collegiate School Gets Provincial Funding
The Alberta government has committed funding for a new collegiate school in Fort Saskatchewan, with planning set to begin soon to address growing educational needs in the region.
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Dalhousie Advisor Preps Students for Competitive Summer Job Season
A career advisor at Dalhousie University provides essential tips for students navigating the challenging summer job market, emphasizing preparation and networking.
UCalgary Breaks World Record with Dinosaur Costume Gathering
The University of Calgary celebrated its 60th anniversary by setting a new Guinness World Record for the largest gathering of people dressed as dinosaurs, with 682 participants surpassing the previous record of 468.
SAIT Hosts Indigenous Round Dance Celebrating Culture
Dozens gathered at SAIT for a Round Dance celebrating Indigenous culture, highlighting unity and community connection during challenging times for students.
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University of Calgary Sets Dinosaur Costume World Record
The University of Calgary celebrated its 60th anniversary by setting a new Guinness World Record for the largest gathering of people dressed as dinosaurs, with hundreds participating.
UOttawa Students' Union Calls for Emergency Plan Post-Lockdown
Following a recent campus lockdown, the University of Ottawa Students' Union is urgently calling for a comprehensive emergency action plan to enhance safety protocols and communication.
University of Ottawa Issues Lockdown Notice
The University of Ottawa has issued a lockdown notice due to a security incident on campus. Authorities are responding as the situation develops.
Windsor Firefighters Welcome 30 Babies in One Year
The Windsor Fire and Rescue Service is celebrating an unprecedented baby boom, with 30 firefighters becoming new parents within a single year, highlighting community and family growth.
St. Lawrence and Fleming Colleges to Merge, Forming Larger Institution
St. Lawrence College and Fleming College are merging to build a larger, more capable institution while maintaining their local brands. The move aims to enhance educational offerings and operational efficiency across Ontario.
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Fleming College to Merge with Another Ontario College
Fleming College in Peterborough is set to merge with another Ontario college, a significant move in the province's higher education landscape aimed at enhancing resources and student opportunities.
Fatal Shooting at Lambton College Leaves One Dead
A 20-year-old man died after an early morning shooting at Lambton College in Sarnia. Police are investigating the homicide as the college cancels classes and offers counseling support.
Powerline Rodeo in Chatham Showcases St. Clair College Skills
St. Clair College students demonstrated their expertise in high-risk powerline work at the Powerline Rodeo in Chatham, emphasizing safety and technical proficiency in a competitive setting.
Engineering Students' Prank Car Shell Hangs on BC Cliff
A red Volkswagen Beetle shell, placed by University of British Columbia engineering students, is suspended on a cliff above Highway 99 in Squamish, prompting an investigation and community concerns over disrespect to a sacred area.
St. Clair College Navigates $5.5M Deficit with Staff Changes
St. Clair College in Windsor is implementing strategic staffing adjustments to address a projected $5.5 million deficit, as the institution balances financial sustainability with educational quality.
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St. Clair College Union Starts First Part-Time Staff Contract Talks
The faculty union at St. Clair College in Windsor has initiated groundbreaking contract negotiations for part-time staff, marking a significant milestone in labor relations at the institution.
Trump Signs Executive Order to Reform College Athletics
President Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at restoring fairness and stability in college sports, targeting transfer rules, eligibility, pay-for-play, and revenue-sharing.
U of M Students' Union Calls for Tuition Freeze as Hike Looms
Students at the University of Manitoba protest a proposed tuition increase, with their union demanding a freeze to alleviate financial pressure on learners.
St. Clair College Staffing Cuts to Impact Teaching: Union
St. Clair College in Windsor faces significant staffing reductions expected to disrupt teaching and student services this fall, according to union representatives.
UWindsor Names NextStar Energy Co-op Employer of the Year
The University of Windsor has recognized NextStar Energy as its Co-op Employer of the Year, highlighting the company's commitment to student development and industry partnerships in the Windsor region.
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Fleming College Launches $100,000 Entrance Scholarships
Fleming College introduces a new entrance scholarship program, investing $100,000 to support 50 full-time domestic students in high-demand fields like healthcare and skilled trades.
St. Clair College Projects $5.5 Million Deficit in Budget
St. Clair College in Windsor has approved a budget projecting a $5.5 million deficit, highlighting financial challenges in the education sector amid broader economic pressures.
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.
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.
NAIT Mass Casualty Simulation Trains Medical Students
Edmonton's NAIT organized a comprehensive mass casualty simulation on March 28, 2026, providing medical students with hands-on emergency response experience in a controlled, realistic environment.
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Algonquin College Spring Open House Features 170+ Programs
Algonquin College's Spring Open House provided prospective students with an opportunity to explore more than 170 academic programs still available for enrollment, offering insights into diverse career pathways.
Kitchener Students Vie for National Spelling Bee Spot
Young spellers from Kitchener showcased their linguistic prowess at the regional Scripps Spelling Bee, competing for a chance to advance to the prestigious national competition in Washington, D.C.
U of A Scraps EDI from Hiring Policy, Uses AI for New Direction
The University of Alberta's board has officially removed equity, diversity and inclusion language from its hiring policy, adopting new core values identified through AI analysis of community consultations.
Northern College Breaks Ground on New Sports Dome
Northern College has officially begun construction on a new sports dome, marking a significant investment in athletic and community facilities for the region.
U of Regina, Jim Pattison Foundation Grant $1.5M for Research
The University of Regina has secured a $1.5 million grant from the Jim Pattison Children's Hospital Foundation to advance pediatric health research, marking a significant investment in medical innovation and community well-being.
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Vanier College Cancels Holocaust Ceremony Over Safety Concerns
Vanier College in Montreal abruptly cancels its 33-year Holocaust commemoration event, citing safety concerns amid volatile geopolitical climate and anti-Zionist pressure.
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