University Censorship Crisis in Canada
Former university president Peter MacKinnon warns that censorship on campuses is escalating, with Canadian institutions showing similar patterns to troubling U.S. trends in academic freedom suppression.
Category : Universities
Laurentian University Strike Over After Faculty Ratify Contract
Faculty at Laurentian University in Sudbury have voted to ratify a new contract, ending a strike and allowing educators to return to work immediately.
Newcomers Try Winter Activities at Winnipeg's Camp Manitou
Newcomers to Winnipeg experienced classic Canadian winter activities like hockey and tobogganing at Camp Manitou's Welcome to Winnipeg event, fostering community integration.
Historic Vancouver Overpass Closed, Students Rerouted
The legendary Militant Mothers of Raymur pedestrian overpass in East Vancouver has been shut down indefinitely due to safety concerns, forcing students and residents to take longer routes.
Quebec Teacher Recognized at Juno Awards for Music Education
Lynn Harper, a music specialist at Chateauguay Valley Regional High School in Quebec, receives recognition at the Juno Awards for her significant contributions to music education and student development.
Denley: Free Ontario Universities from Government Funding
Columnist Randall Denley proposes transforming Ontario's university funding model by attaching grants to students instead of institutions, aiming to enhance financial independence and competitiveness.
Laurentian University Faculty Vote on Contract Offer
Striking faculty at Laurentian University in Greater Sudbury will vote this weekend on a new contract offer, potentially ending a labor dispute that has disrupted the academic year.
U of S Introduces Indigenous Storyteller in Residence
The University of Saskatchewan has established an Indigenous Storyteller in Residence position to preserve and share First Nations oral traditions and cultural knowledge on campus.
U of S Webinar Examines Food Security and Corporate Control
A free University of Saskatchewan webinar explores rising food costs, corporate consolidation in grocery retail, and local solutions like community gardens to enhance food sovereignty in Saskatoon and beyond.
American in Canada Watches U.S. Democracy Crisis Unfold
A McGill University student from the U.S. describes the surreal experience of watching America's democratic erosion from Montreal, offering actionable steps for Canadians and expats to respond.
Edmonton Twins Serve as West Edmonton Mall Co-Mayors
Twin sisters facing medical challenges were declared honorary co-mayors of West Edmonton Mall for a special day, bringing joy and community spirit to the iconic shopping destination.
Laurentian University, Faculty Union Resume Negotiations
Laurentian University and its faculty association have resumed mediated talks in an effort to end a strike that has disrupted classes and drawn national attention.
Lakehead University Opens Downtown Barrie Campus
Lakehead University establishes a new downtown Barrie location, bringing higher education opportunities directly to the city's urban core and enhancing access for local students.
U of S Alumni Email Accounts to Shut Down in February
The University of Saskatchewan will terminate all alumni email accounts on February 15, citing rising operational costs and increasing cybersecurity threats as primary reasons for this significant change.
Student Site Documents Concordia Antisemitism Incidents
A student-led website in Montreal creates a permanent archive of antisemitic incidents at Concordia University since October 7, aiming to document and address the growing problem.
U of S Student Uses TikTok to Help with Social Anxiety
A University of Saskatchewan student is gaining attention for creating TikTok content that provides practical strategies and support for individuals struggling with social anxiety disorders.
Sudbury School Honors Late Student, Launches Fundraiser
École Secondaire Catholique L'Horizon in Greater Sudbury held a special assembly to honor Zoé Trépanier, a Grade 10 student who passed away from cancer, while launching a fundraising campaign in her memory.
UWindsor Holds Pan-African Flag Raising in Snow
The University of Windsor marked its fourth annual Pan-African flag raising ceremony on campus, with snowy conditions failing to deter participants from celebrating African heritage and unity.
Quebec Keeps 33% Tuition Hike for Out-of-Province Students
Quebec will not seek court approval for revised tuition rules affecting non-francophone out-of-province students, maintaining a 33% increase that has led to budget cuts at English universities.
UVic International Student Attacked, Seriously Injured in Saanich
An international student from the University of Victoria has been significantly injured in an attack in Saanich, British Columbia, with Saanich Police investigating the incident.
New Dome at Wilfrid Laurier University Offers Winter Options
Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Ontario, has opened a new dome at University Stadium, providing expanded recreational and athletic opportunities for students and the community during winter months.
U of R Students Protest Paid Parking Change in Lot 6
University of Regina students express frustration as Lot 6 transitions to paid parking, sparking an online petition demanding reversal of the controversial decision.
Edmonton YMCA Downtown Community Campaign
The Don Wheaton YMCA in downtown Edmonton initiates a new campaign aimed at fostering community connections and revitalizing the city's core through inclusive programs and partnerships.
Alberta Teacher Finalist for National Music Education Award
Cremona School band teacher Alex Hutcheon is among five finalists for the 2026 MusiCounts Teacher of the Year Award, with a chance to win $10,000 and attend the Junos.
Halifax Students Volunteer to Mark 75 Years Since Fire
Mount Saint Vincent University students in Halifax honor the 75th anniversary of a historic fire by volunteering at the Parker Street Food Bank, showcasing community spirit.
U of S Student Launches Film Club to Spark Creativity
University of Saskatchewan student Onyinyechi Okoro creates The Second Take Collective film club to provide creative opportunities for students and build a lasting legacy in Saskatoon's arts community.
Dalhousie Launches New Master of Fisheries Science Program
Dalhousie University announces a groundbreaking Master of Fisheries Science program, addressing critical needs in marine resource management and sustainability.
Montreal University Removes Beef to Reduce Emissions
Polytechnique Montréal has eliminated beef from its campus cafeteria menus as part of a sustainability initiative to lower greenhouse gas emissions, a change implemented in September 2025.
Laurentian University Strike Continues into Week Two
The faculty strike at Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario, has entered its second week with no negotiations scheduled, leaving students and staff in limbo as both sides remain at odds over key issues.
Laurentian University Faculty Strike Continues into Week 2
The Laurentian University faculty strike persists into its second week as both sides remain deadlocked over contract terms, with no new negotiations currently planned.
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