Canada's Highest Paying Universities: Top Schools
Discover Canada's highest paying universities based on graduate earnings. This article ranks top institutions and explores factors behind high salaries.
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Grand Opening for Regina Catholic Joint-Use School
St. Raphael School, the Catholic portion of Regina's newest joint-use facility, held its grand opening on May 28, 2026, celebrating a milestone in community education.
Canada Soccer extends Jesse Marsch through 2030 World Cup
Canada Soccer has extended head coach Jesse Marsch's contract through the 2030 World Cup, signaling long-term commitment ahead of the 2026 tournament.
Mike Gillis Offers Advice to Sedins on Canucks Leadership
Former Canucks GM Mike Gillis says he would absolutely help Daniel and Henrik Sedin if they seek his advice on running the team, emphasizing patience and autonomy.
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John Ulicny Appointed Director of Education at Windsor Catholic Board
John Ulicny has been appointed as the new director of education for the Windsor-Essex Catholic District School Board, effective immediately.
Americans Seek Canadian Citizenship Through Ancestry
Americans are discovering Canadian ancestors from centuries ago to claim citizenship. Jeffrey Lensman of Utah seeks citizenship via his great-great-grandfather born in Quebec in 1838.
Union Opposes LKDSB Custodian Cuts
The union representing custodial staff criticizes the Lambton-Kent District School Board's proposal to eliminate custodial positions, citing concerns over cleanliness and safety.
BarrieNewsLibrary Reopens at Lake of Bays Community Centre
The Baysville Public Library has reopened at the Lake of Bays Community Centre, offering expanded services and a new location for residents.
Churchill High Class of 1976 Scholarship for 50th Reunion
The Churchill High School Class of 1976 has established an annual scholarship to leave a legacy, announced ahead of their 50th anniversary reunion. Teresa Garside and Martino Vergata shared memories.
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Sedins Set for Bigger Canucks Roles
Henrik and Daniel Sedin are reportedly moving into higher hockey operations positions with the Vancouver Canucks, as the team undergoes a front office reconstruction.
Windsor High School Marks Multicultural Day with Food, Music
Catholic Central High School in Windsor held its second annual Multicultural Day, featuring cultural displays, performances, and food, celebrating diversity.
John Osler Named UCalgary Chancellor
John Osler, a Calgary lawyer and philanthropist, has been named the 16th chancellor-elect of the University of Calgary, effective immediately.
Dr. Roberta Iannacito-Provenzano: TMU's First Female President
Dr. Roberta Iannacito-Provenzano becomes the 10th president and first woman to lead Toronto Metropolitan University, marking a historic milestone.
Construction Starts on New Winnipeg Library
Construction has officially begun on the Mike O'Shaughnessy Library at Garden City Shopping Centre in Winnipeg, marking a new chapter for the community's access to literary resources.
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Student in Custody After Weapon Incident at Manitoba School
A student is in custody following a weapon incident at Green Valley School in rural Manitoba. Police responded swiftly, and no injuries were reported. The investigation is ongoing.
U of Windsor Names Walkway After Richard Moriarty
The University of Windsor has unveiled 'Moriarty Way' outside the Toldo Lancer Centre, honoring the late athletics director Dr. Richard Moriarty's legacy.
Winnipeg Students Tackle Winter Debris in Annual West End Sweep
Groups of students swept through Winnipeg's West End on April 22, 2026, to clean up the neighborhood, demonstrating community engagement and environmental stewardship.
Laurentian University Senate Backs President, Rejects Motion
The Laurentian University senate has rejected a non-confidence vote against President Lynn Wells, with the board chair calling for unity amid the decision, highlighting ongoing institutional challenges.
University Job Postings Bar White Men in Equity Hiring
Memorial University has five academic positions exclusively for women, LGBTQ+, Indigenous, racialized, and disabled applicants, funded by federal research program equity mandates.
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YMCA and Library Propose $120M Joint Facility in West Calgary
YMCA Calgary and Calgary Public Library announce a proposed $120 million joint facility in West District to address rapid population growth, featuring extensive recreation and library spaces with outdoor amenities at Radio Park.
University of Regina Reviews Basketball Hiring Process
The University of Regina is conducting a review of its recruitment practices following complaints about the hiring process for the women's basketball team's interim head coach position.
Edmonton School Cookie Bake-Off Funds Arts Programs
Highlands School in Edmonton hosted a Culinary Arts Cook(ie)-Off fundraiser, generating crucial support for art education through a community-focused baking competition.
Canada Falls Behind in Attracting Top International Students
Universities Canada's CEO highlights Canada's declining competitiveness in drawing elite global students, amid sector-wide concerns over international enrollment caps and institutional mergers.
Canada Falling Behind in Race for Top International Students
Universities Canada CEO warns that policy changes and caps on international student enrollment are causing Canada to lose its competitive edge in attracting the world's brightest minds to its post-secondary institutions.
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University Canada West Lays Off 240 Staff Due to Student Cap
University Canada West has terminated 240 staff and faculty positions, blaming federal caps on international student enrollment for forcing drastic restructuring measures at its Vancouver campuses.
Money Worries Drive Northern Ontario Students to Avoid Alcohol
A new study reveals that financial and mental health pressures are causing many post-secondary students in Northern Ontario to forgo alcohol, highlighting broader concerns about student well-being.
Winnipeg School Renames Library for Teacher Fighting Cancer
École Charleswood School in Winnipeg has renamed its library after teacher Erin Daniels, honoring her ongoing battle with cancer and her dedication to education.
RWU Awards 2026 Honorary Degrees to Sullivan and Montecalvo
Roger Williams University announces Richard 'Dick' Sullivan will deliver the 2026 commencement address and receive an honorary degree alongside U.S. Court of Appeals Judge Laura E. Montecalvo.
B.C. Post-Secondary System Must Accelerate Reform
British Columbia's colleges and universities face structural crises as AI reshapes job markets, requiring urgent reforms to program approval and micro-credential pathways.
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Laurier University Gets $1.25M Student Union Gift
The Wilfrid Laurier University Students' Union has donated $1.25 million to the university, marking a significant philanthropic contribution from student leadership to support campus initiatives.
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