Quebec grad with service dog who attended every class
Victor Edouard Bal graduated from École Polytechnique with his service dog Kopeck, who attended every class. The dog provided crucial support throughout his studies.
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Ottawa, Millbrook First Nation Spend $29M on Cole Harbour Apartments
The federal government and Millbrook First Nation are jointly funding a $29 million apartment building in Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, to address housing needs.
Windsor-Essex Catholic Board Names New Education Director
John Ulicny will become the next director of education for the Windsor-Essex Catholic District School Board, replacing Emelda Byrne upon her retirement in August 2026.
Yale Report on Declining Trust in Higher Education
A Yale faculty report identifies key reasons for declining trust in higher education, including cost, admissions opacity, and ideological conformity. Canadian universities urged to take note.
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Calgary Library Offers Free Kindergarten Book Bags
Calgary Public Library distributes free kindergarten book bags to support early literacy, offering resources and books to help families build reading habits.
Student-led TV series filming at Windsor's Walkerville Collegiate
A student-led TV series is filming at Walkerville Collegiate Institute in Windsor, Ontario, showcasing local talent and educational opportunities in media production.
Study Calls on Universities, Government to Address Student Homelessness
A new Atlantic News study urges Canadian universities and governments to tackle student homelessness, highlighting the growing crisis among post-secondary students across the country.
Why Ophthalmologists Avoid Northern Ontario
Dr. Alejandro Oliver, Timmins' only ophthalmologist, marks 17 years and 15,000 patients, highlighting the severe doctor shortage in northern Ontario.
Prince Albert and USask Sign New MOU
The City of Prince Albert and the University of Saskatchewan have signed a new Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen collaboration and partnership.
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BC Teacher Suspended for Skipping Track Meet, Selling Clothes
A British Columbia teacher has been suspended for missing a track meet and selling clothes to students, violating professional boundaries.
Billie Jean King, 82, Earns College Degree 65 Years Later
Tennis legend Billie Jean King received her bachelor's degree from California State University, Los Angeles, 65 years after first enrolling, at age 82.
Halifax Child-Care Centre Receives $2M Government Funding
The Silver Crescent Academy Society's child-care centre in Halifax will relocate and expand thanks to $2 million in combined funding from the provincial and federal governments.
Langara Journalism Program at Risk of Closure
Langara College's journalism program, a cornerstone for aspiring journalists, may be discontinued. The program's potential end raises concerns about the future of journalism education in Canada.
Surrey School District Hires 40 Education Assistants
Surrey school district plans to hire 40 education assistants, but parents and unions say it doesn't make up for 50 lost last year amid rising student needs.
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Lazaridis School Celebrates 60th at Toronto Stock Exchange
Lazaridis School of Business and Economics celebrated its 60th anniversary by ringing the closing bell at the Toronto Stock Exchange, marking a milestone for the renowned institution.
TDSB cuts: Cafeterias, outdoor learning centres on chopping block
The Toronto District School Board has announced budget cuts affecting cafeterias and outdoor learning centres, sparking concerns among parents and educators.
NB Teachers Ratify Five-Year Collective Agreement
New Brunswick teachers have ratified a new five-year collective agreement, securing salary increases and improved working conditions after months of negotiations.
Centralizing Library, Services into Capreol Centre Would Cost $7.1M
A proposal to centralize the Capreol library and service centre into the millennium centre would cost $7.1 million, according to a new report.
Kate's Italy Visit Highlights Reggio Emilia Preschool Approach
During a trip to Italy, the Princess of Wales observed the Reggio Emilia preschool method, which emphasizes nature-based learning and rejects standardization.
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Winnipeg School Closed Thursday, Friday Amid Outage
A Winnipeg school will be closed Thursday and Friday due to an outage. The closure affects students and staff as repairs are underway.
Thames Valley Trustee Candidate Vies for Supervised Role
Sherri Moore, a candidate for Thames Valley District School Board trustee, aims to join the board under provincial supervision amid ongoing governance changes.
Degree in Hand, U.S. Jobs Out of Reach: Grads Struggle
Recent graduates face a competitive job market despite having degrees. Colleges expand internships and co-op programs to bridge the experience gap.
Inaugural summit for Black professionals in Halifax
Halifax hosted an inaugural summit for Black professionals, addressing career growth and networking. The event marks a milestone in supporting Black talent in Nova Scotia.
New Group Home for Adults with Disabilities Opens in Regina
A new group home for adults with intellectual disabilities celebrated its opening in Regina, providing supportive housing for residents.
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Ontario Special Ed Students Inconsistent Help: Auditor
Ontario's auditor general finds students with special education needs receive inconsistent support across school boards, with gaps in funding and service delivery.
HPU Reports 99% Graduate Placement Rate for Class of 2025
High Point University announces a 99% placement rate for Class of 2025 graduates, surpassing national averages, thanks to life skills training and career services.
Bedford Elementary Teachers' Licences Revoked After Probe
Two teachers at Bedford Elementary in Montreal lost their teaching licences after an investigation revealed a 'climate of fear and intimidation' at the school.
TDSB Cutting Over 200 Admin Staff, Eliminating 91 Vacant Jobs
The Toronto District School Board announces plans to cut more than 200 administrative staff and eliminate 91 vacant positions to address budget constraints.
Edmonton Hosts Top Canadian Young Scientists
Edmonton will welcome the nation's brightest young scientists for the Canada-Wide Science Fair, showcasing innovative projects from over 400 finalists.
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Alberta Advances $384M Advanced Skills Centre at NAIT
The Alberta government is moving forward with a $384 million advanced skills centre at NAIT, announced on May 11, 2026. The facility aims to boost technical training.
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