Teacher Suspended Over Classroom Dry Ice Explosion
A British Columbia educator faces suspension following a hazardous dry ice explosion during a classroom demonstration, raising safety concerns in schools.
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Elizabeth Smart to Speak at Be Brave Luncheons in Alberta
Elizabeth Smart, a prominent advocate and survivor, will deliver keynote speeches at the Be Brave Luncheons in Edmonton and Calgary this May, supporting the nonprofit Little Warriors in its mission to combat child sexual abuse.
Statues Wrapped at Queen's Park Before OSAP Protest
Authorities have preemptively wrapped statues at Queen's Park in Toronto to prevent potential vandalism during a planned student protest over OSAP funding changes, highlighting tensions over education affordability.
Premier Moe Defends School Construction Priorities
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe asserts no school capital projects are cancelled, only timelines adjusted, as NDP raises concerns over construction delays.
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Victoria School District Eyes $250K Music Program Cuts
The Greater Victoria School District is considering a significant $250,000 reduction in music programming, though strings and concert band classes will remain unaffected according to officials.
Edmonton Schools Mark Day Against Racial Discrimination
Edmonton Public Schools commemorated the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination with educational activities, including board chair Saadiq Sumar reading to students at Johnny Bright School.
Maritime Students Face Post-Pandemic Literacy Challenges
Recent studies indicate a significant number of students in the Maritimes are grappling with literacy deficits following the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting ongoing educational recovery needs.
Auditor General Finds International Student Reforms 'Fell Short'
A new auditor general report reveals that reforms to Canada's international student program have been insufficient, highlighting systemic issues in oversight and support.
Canada Not Tracking Foreign Students After Visas Expire: Auditor
A new audit reveals Canada lacks systems to monitor international students after their permits lapse, with 150,000 flagged for potential non-compliance but only 4,000 cases investigated.
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Popular Library Program Returns as Multi-Day Event
Barrie's beloved library program is back, expanding into a multi-day event to offer more community engagement and educational opportunities for all ages.
Edmonton Schools Face Space Crisis Despite New Funding
Edmonton Public Schools projects over 144,000 students by 2035, with facilities expected to reach 104% capacity despite recent government funding for new construction.
Opposition to Pressure Ford on OSAP Changes as Legislature Returns
As MPPs return to Queen's Park after 102 days, opposition parties are set to pressure the Ford government to reverse recent OSAP changes, following student protests over financial aid cuts.
Snow Cleanup Disrupts School Buses for Sudbury Students
Persistent snow cleanup efforts in Northern Ontario are causing ongoing disruptions to school bus services for students in Sudbury, with no immediate resolution in sight.
Youth Conference Empowers Newcomer Kids in Calgary
Hundreds of youth newcomers gathered at Calgary's Power of Voice Youth Conference, hosted by the Calgary Bridge Foundation for Youth, to share stories, build community, and find empowerment through cultural performances and discussions.
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Sask. Teachers, Boards Voice Displeasure Over $4.6B Budget
The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation and school boards express strong dissatisfaction with the province's $4.6 billion education budget, citing insufficient funding for critical needs.
Former Councillor Rejected by French Public School
Dida Berku, former Côte-St-Luc city councillor, shares her experience of being denied entry to French public schools in 1955 due to her Jewish heritage, highlighting the lasting impact of language education on her career.
First Nations Spelling Bee Marks 10 Years of Youth Confidence
The Saskatchewan First Nations Spelling Bee celebrated its 10th anniversary, with young participants showcasing dedication and building confidence through competition, advancing winners to national championships.
NDP Criticizes Shellbrook School Funding in Education Budget
Saskatchewan NDP leaders accuse the government of favoritism for funding a new school in Premier Scott Moe's constituency while over 200 schools face worse conditions.
Regina Carlyle School Project Paused by Provincial Government
The provincial government has temporarily halted the Regina Carlyle school project, citing a need for a comprehensive funding review. This decision impacts local education plans and has sparked community discussions.
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Ontario Minister Criticizes Former School Board Chair in Video
Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra has publicly criticized Jay Aspin, former chair of the Near North District School Board, in a video posted online, highlighting tensions in the province's education sector.
Trump Administration Sues Harvard Over Civil Rights
The Trump administration has initiated a federal lawsuit against Harvard University, alleging violations of civil rights laws and seeking the recovery of government funds.
The Lost Art of Civil Discourse in Modern Canada
John Robson examines how the decline of self-control and proliferation of profanity in public discourse reflects broader societal erosion in Canada over the past decade.
Screen Time Harms Canadian Youth: New Data Shows
A recent study highlights that excessive screen use among Canadian students correlates with increased stress, reduced life satisfaction, and poorer academic performance, raising concerns about digital habits.
Laird School in Rural Saskatchewan Faces Uncertain Future
The future of Laird School in rural Saskatchewan is uncertain, with community members describing it as a 'gem' and expressing deep concern over potential closure.
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Saskatchewan Teachers Warn of School Cuts in New Budget
The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation warns that the province's new budget will lead to significant cuts in schools, impacting resources and student support across the education system.
U.S. Moves $180B Defaulted Student Loans to Treasury
The U.S. Education Department transfers management of $180 billion in defaulted student loans to the Treasury Department, marking the first step in dismantling the federal agency as part of the Trump administration's broader agenda.
KidsAbility Hit with More Layoffs, Union Reports
The KidsAbility organization in Kitchener, Ontario, has experienced another round of layoffs, according to union statements, raising concerns about service impacts for children with special needs.
Winnipeg School Division Data Breach Exposes Student Report Cards
The Winnipeg School Division has disclosed a significant data breach where student report cards were inadvertently included in a mass email, raising concerns over privacy and security protocols.
Alberta Fast-Tracks Teacher Hiring with New University Program
The Alberta government is implementing an expedited post-secondary program at the University of Alberta to recruit more teachers, aiming to alleviate severe staffing shortages across the province's education system.
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Parents Raise Racism Concerns in Upper Grand School Board
Parents in the Upper Grand District School Board express worries about racism in schools, highlighting incidents and calling for systemic changes to ensure equity and safety for all students.
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