Peel School Board Warns of 331 Teacher Layoffs by September
The Peel District School Board has announced that up to 331 permanent teaching positions could be eliminated by September 2026 due to budgetary constraints and shifting enrollment patterns.
Category : Education Policy
Students Protest OSAP Cuts in Simcoe County
Students in Simcoe County demonstrated against the Ontario government's reductions to OSAP funding, highlighting concerns over accessibility to higher education and financial support.
Alberta's $600M Education Spend for Temporary Residents' Kids
Alberta Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides estimates $600 million to support children of temporary residents, amid a looming immigration referendum that could limit access to social programs.
Ford Silent on School Board Trustee Elections in Ontario
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has declined to confirm whether school board trustees will be included on the ballot in the upcoming fall elections, raising questions about local governance.
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Windsor Students Protest OSAP Cuts in Provincewide Walkout
Hundreds of Windsor high school students joined thousands across Ontario in protesting proposed OSAP funding cuts that would shift financial aid from grants to loans.
School Policy Blocks Sibling of Child with Brain Tumor
A family in Ottawa claims a French public school denied enrollment to a child because her older sister, who has a brain tumor, could not attend an interview as required by admissions rules.
Ontario Offers $750 for Teacher School Supplies
The Ontario government announces a new Classroom Supplies Fund providing $750 cards to elementary teachers for purchasing classroom materials starting September 2026.
Students Skip School for Oil Kings Game in Alberta
A recent trend in Alberta sees students playing hooky to attend Oil Kings hockey games, raising questions about school attendance policies and student priorities.
Doug Ford to Announce Policy with Education, Finance Ministers
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is scheduled to make a significant announcement alongside the province's education and finance ministers. The announcement comes amid various provincial news, including school closures and transportation issues.
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University Students Should Get Loans, Not Grants: Matthew Lau
Columnist Matthew Lau argues that Ontario's shift from grants to loans in student aid is fiscally responsible, urging students to bear education costs rather than rely on taxpayer-funded gifts.
Union Leaders Demand Proper Education Funding Ahead of Talks
Local union leaders are joining calls for increased education funding, warning that without appropriate resources, contract negotiations will not resolve systemic issues in schools.
Halifax Fundraiser for Hope Blooms Youth Initiative Next Month
A Halifax community group is organizing a Girls Night Out fundraiser in support of Hope Blooms, a local youth-led social enterprise, scheduled for next month to boost their programs.
B.C.'s $10-a-Day Childcare Program Faces Sustainability Crisis
British Columbia's $10-a-day childcare initiative reaches only 10% of children while costing taxpayers millions. With provincial debt mounting and expansion paused, critics argue the program is unsustainable and inequitable.
Ontario Student Loan Changes Could Worsen Nursing Shortages
Nursing organizations in Ontario express concern that provincial student loan reforms may deepen healthcare staffing crises, as students rely on grants for unpaid clinical hours.
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Edmonton Gets 10 New Schools Funded in 2026 Budget
Alberta's Budget 2026 allocates funding for 10 new school projects in Edmonton, part of a broader initiative to address overcrowding and create thousands of student spaces across the province.
OCDSB Opens Kindergarten Registration at Four Schools
The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board has reversed its decision to close kindergarten registration at four alternative schools, addressing parent concerns about potential closures and overcrowding.
White House Backs NJ Proposal to Name School After Trump
A New Jersey school board member's suggestion to rename an elementary school after President Donald Trump gains White House support, sparking local debate over political naming policies.
Students Donate 2,200 Cards to Windsor Goodfellows
Students at St. Pius X Catholic elementary school in Tecumseh created 2,200 handmade 'feel good' cards as part of a mental health initiative, donating them to Windsor Goodfellows for distribution in food boxes to community members in need.
Were Immigrants Pushed Out of Quebec's French Schools?
A documentary filmmaker explores historical accounts that immigrant Catholic students, particularly Italians, were turned away from French Catholic schools in Quebec before Bill 101, challenging narratives about language choice.
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Students Rally in Kitchener Over OSAP Changes
Students in Kitchener are organizing a rally to protest recent provincial modifications to the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP), citing concerns over increased financial burdens and reduced accessibility to education.
Windsor's Family Fuse Celebrates $450K Grant for Education Support
Family Fuse, a Windsor organization supporting Black youth and families in Ontario's education system, highlights the transformative impact of a $450,000 provincial grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation.
Alberta Students Petition to Cancel Diploma Exams
Students in Alberta are circulating a petition to cancel diploma exams, citing disruptions from recent teacher strikes and advocating for fair assessment practices.
Family Fuse: Free Support for Black Parents Navigating Schools
A free program called Family Fuse is empowering Black parents in Windsor by providing advocacy tools and community support to navigate the education system effectively.
Investing in Youth Mentorship: Calgary's Future Depends on Connection
Think-tank member Ken Lima-Coelho argues that mentorship is essential infrastructure for Calgary's growth, with over 180 youth waiting for mentors at Big Brothers Big Sisters.
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Canadian Strength, Education Cuts, and Photographer Remembered in Letters
Citizen readers share opinions on Algonquin College funding reductions, the passing of award-winning photographer Bruno Schlumberger, and reflections on Canadian resilience during challenging times.
Barrie Students Protest OSAP Cuts
Students in Barrie are planning a demonstration to voice opposition to reductions in Ontario Student Assistance Program funding, highlighting concerns about educational accessibility.
Montreal Teacher Challenges Trans Student Privacy Rule
A Montreal teacher has launched a legal challenge against a policy requiring transgender students to conceal their identity from parents, citing concerns over student safety and rights.
Two Ontario School Boards Under Provincial Supervision
The Peel District School Board and York Catholic District School Board are now under provincial supervision, bringing the total to eight Ontario boards with appointed supervisors.
Women's Groups Drive Change Through Education and Advocacy
CFUW members highlight persistent gender gaps in employment while advocating for equality through education and empowerment initiatives at national and international levels.
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Sask. Govt Criticized for Child Care Age Cutoff
The Saskatchewan NDP and childcare providers are condemning a new provincial-federal agreement that excludes some six-year-olds from $10-a-day rates, causing financial strain for families like Tina Lloyd's.
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