St. Mary's University in Calgary has officially appointed Dr. Scott Morrison as its fifth President and Vice-Chancellor for a five-year term, following a unanimous decision by the Board of Governors.
A pizza vending machine at the University of Guelph has become an internet sensation after a camera was installed, capturing hilarious and unexpected moments from students and visitors.
A Montreal Superior Court has dismissed a McGill law student's request for an injunction to prevent a student association from implementing a boycott of Israeli academic institutions, citing insufficient urgency and irreparable harm.
The University of New Brunswick is training 25 Indian nursing students, aiming to bolster Canada's healthcare workforce by encouraging them to work domestically after graduation.
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A Canada goose caused a stir at a Starbucks on the Wilfrid Laurier University campus in Waterloo, Ontario, startling customers in an unexpected wildlife encounter.
A kitchen-party-style event in Nova Scotia featuring performances like Adrianne Ciccone's has successfully raised funds to support local music students, highlighting community support for arts education.
The University of Alberta removed DEI language from its recruitment policy, but federal funding requirements ensure identity-based quotas remain firmly in place across research programs.
A fundraising gala at Calgary's Empire Banquet Hall brought together community leaders and academics to support the expansion of the University of Calgary's Sikh Studies program, which has grown significantly since its inception.
The Memorial University of Newfoundland Students' Union is pushing to eliminate the campus radio station CHMR-FM, citing financial concerns and shifting student interests. This move has sparked debate over the future of student media and cultural programm
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The Ottawa Public Library's Sunnyside branch marks a significant achievement, highlighting its role in community engagement and literacy support.
A new Auditor General report reveals deep concerns about Canada's international student system, with schools warning of reputational damage and financial strain as enrollment declines.
A Manitoba post-secondary institution's sudden closure highlights the severe impact of declining international student enrollment on Canadian colleges and universities, prompting concerns about financial stability and educational access.
Over 1,000 students marched in downtown Montreal, joining a province-wide strike of 65,000, to protest $25 million in financial aid cuts and demand increased funding for CEGEPs and universities.
The Regina Public Library vows to persist with its advocacy efforts for the Central Library renewal project, even after the city council withdrew its debt commitment, highlighting ongoing community support and strategic planning.
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The Regina Public Library Board vows to persist with advocacy efforts for the Central Library renewal project, even after city council withdrew a debt commitment, highlighting ongoing community support and strategic planning.
The Windsor Symphony Orchestra performed at Southwood Public School, offering students a unique cultural and educational experience through live classical music.
Wyatt Hudson, a student at Saint Mary's University, is leading efforts to preserve data from the Canadian Register of Historic Places before it is shut down, highlighting concerns over losing vital cultural heritage information.
A McGill University donor resigns and a legal challenge emerges after law students pass a referendum urging boycott of Israeli institutions, which the president calls discriminatory.
Alberta's post-secondary institutions are experiencing a profound transformation driven by funding reductions, legislative changes, and policy reports that collectively redefine university operations and expectations.
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The Northern Alberta Institute of Technology welcomes back acclaimed alumnus Chef Alex Kim as its new chef in residence, inspiring future culinary professionals.
New demographic analysis reveals that Halifax and other major urban centers in Atlantic Canada are expanding at a rate exceeding the national growth average, signaling a regional economic resurgence.
Saint Mary's University in Halifax launches a powerful new exhibition highlighting untold stories of Black Canadians to commemorate a significant anniversary, showcasing resilience and contributions.
The New Brunswick government has allocated $3 million to Mount Allison University for the construction of a new sports complex, enhancing athletic facilities and supporting student wellness.
Former Edmonton mayoral runner-up Tim Cartmell has transitioned from politics to become NAIT's vice-president of major capital projects, overseeing the construction of the new Advanced Skills Centre.
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Peter MacKinnon argues that digital transformation and AI implementation in universities must be governed by academic bodies, not negotiated through collective bargaining with unions, to preserve institutional integrity.
James 'Jimmy' Gracey, a 20-year-old University of Alabama student from Illinois, was found dead in Barcelona waters. Regional police indicate all signs point to an accidental death following his disappearance outside a nightclub.
A University of British Columbia law school panel argued for transgender inclusion in female sports categories while dismissing biological advantages, sparking controversy over fairness and equality in athletics.
Three maritime students from Quebec have returned home after being stranded in the Persian Gulf. The incident highlights the challenges faced by international students in crisis zones.
Five new affordable housing developments in Downtown Edmonton will provide 500 student units by 2027, with rent controls ensuring affordability for at least a decade.
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The City of Edmonton allocates $15 million to support five downtown housing projects, set to provide 550 units for students, with construction starting in Spring 2026.
