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.
Youth Leaders Teach CPR to Grade 8 Students in Peel Region
High school leadership students taught over 100 Grade 8 students CPR and AED skills at Eldorado Public School, inspired by teacher Lindsay MacOdrum's own survival story.
New Child-Care Centre Opens in Beaver Bank, N.S.
A new 194-space child-care centre is opening in the Beaver Bank area of Nova Scotia, addressing growing demand for early childhood education and care.
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Ottawa Catholic Board Hires 58 Teachers as OCDSB Cuts Staff
Ottawa Catholic School Board adds 58 teachers while OCDSB reduces staff, highlighting contrasting approaches to education funding and staffing in the capital.
Young Spellers Shine at N.S. Spelling Bee: Fun is Key
The 20th annual REP Provincial Spelling Bee in Nova Scotia saw young spellers showcase their skills, emphasizing fun over competition. Jacqueline Herriott of the Black Educators Association highlighted the event's importance.
Top Baby Names 2025: Olivia, Liam Top; Eliana Debuts
The SSA released 2025's most popular baby names. Olivia leads girls for 7th year, Liam for 9th. Eliana enters top 10 for first time, knocking Ava to 11th. Charlotte rises to 2nd among girls.
Ontario fires Conestoga College board over financial mismanagement
The Doug Ford government has dismissed the entire board of Conestoga College following revelations of a multi-million dollar exit package for former president John Tibbits and other spending irregularities.
Conestoga College Administrator Appointed After Audit
An administrator has been appointed to Conestoga College after an audit uncovered egregious financial decisions. The move aims to restore fiscal responsibility and accountability.
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Ontario Invests $125M in Barrie Post-Secondary Ed
The Ontario government announces a $125 million investment in post-secondary education infrastructure in the Barrie region, aiming to enhance facilities and programs.
Edmonton OKs Rezoning for U of A Tower Project
Edmonton city council has approved rezoning for a residential tower near the University of Alberta, paving the way for a high-rise development in the area.
1,351 Elementary Students Suspended in Waterloo Region
Waterloo Region District School Board suspended 1,351 elementary students for various infractions, sparking debate over discipline policies and student behavior.
Conestoga College hid details of $3M exit package for president
John Tibbits, former Conestoga College president, received a secret $3M exit package approved by the board without full details, amid controversy over international student expansion.
Fanshawe College Announces Further Job Cuts Amid Financial Stabilization
Fanshawe College President Peter Devlin announced more job cuts during a town hall meeting in London, Ont., as part of financial stabilization efforts. The college faces budget challenges.
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Women United Luncheon Supports Local Youth
The Women United luncheon in Windsor raised funds for youth programs, featuring keynote speaker Lynn McLaughlin. The event highlighted community support.
Ontario to lose over a third of international students: StatCan
A new Statistics Canada report reveals Ontario could see a 35% drop in international student enrollments, impacting universities and the economy.
OCDSB: No Student Moves in West-Central School Review
Ottawa Carleton District School Board confirms no students will change schools during program and boundary review at six west-central schools.
Children's Hospital Lottery Dream Home Unveiled in Calgary
The 2026 Children's Hospital Lottery Dream Home by Homes by Avi is a $1.5M stunner in Calgary. Proceeds fund Vein Viewers to ease IV starts for kids.
U of Guelph Gets $51M for Business School
The University of Guelph has secured a $51 million investment to expand its business school, aiming to enhance programs and facilities for students.
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Singapore to Caning for School Bullies Under New Law
Singapore introduces caning as a punishment for school bullies, sparking debate over harsh disciplinary measures in education.
Canada Ranks Fifth in Higher Education, Lags US in Five Areas
A new global ranking places Canada fifth in higher education, but it trails the US in openness, sustainability, demographics, and investment. Canada excels in research, international integration, and academic integrity.
CCIS Employment Fair Helps Newcomer Youth Find Jobs
Calgary Catholic Immigration Society's Youth Employment Summit returned for a second year, connecting over 300 newcomer youth with 30+ employers. Last year, 56 were hired on the spot.
OCDSB Cuts Non-Teaching Jobs to Boost Classroom Spending
The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board is eliminating non-teaching positions to prioritize spending on students, aiming to enhance educational resources.
Manitoba teachers rank class sizes, student needs as top concerns
A new survey reveals Manitoba teachers are most concerned about class sizes and the growing complexity of student needs, highlighting challenges in the education system.
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Canada's Global Rank in Research and Higher Education
Canada ranks among top countries in research and higher education, with strong investment in R&D and high-quality universities, but faces challenges in equity and funding.
U of Manitoba Wins 2026 CFA Ethics Challenge National Title
University of Manitoba team wins national title at the 10th annual CFA Societies Canada Ethics Challenge, showcasing exceptional ethical judgment in investment practice.
HPU Graduates Class of 2026 with Former Walmart CEO Speech
High Point University honored over 1,000 graduates in two ceremonies, with former Walmart International CEO Kathryn McLay delivering the keynote address and receiving an honorary doctorate.
Frank McKenna Donates $20M to StFX Scholarship Program
Former N.B. premier Frank McKenna donates $20 million to St. Francis Xavier University for the largest scholarship program in Canada, aiming to attract top students nationwide.
Ontario Invests $78.5M in Canadore and Nipissing
Ontario provides $78.5 million to Canadore College and Nipissing University for infrastructure and program upgrades, enhancing post-secondary education in Northern Ontario.
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RRC Polytech Cuts Programs Amid International Student Drop
Red River College Polytech is cutting programs due to a decline in international student enrolment, affecting multiple departments and staff.
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