Ontario students express frustration as the provincial government reduces OSAP grants and ends the tuition freeze, raising concerns about increased financial burdens and access to higher education.
JA Worldwide announces Vivek Kumar as the new President and CEO of JA Asia Pacific, bringing decades of leadership experience to empower youth across the diverse and rapidly transforming region.
Recent changes to Ontario's Student Assistance Program have sparked disappointment among students at the University of Windsor, who are grappling with a severe cost-of-living crisis.
Grace Totten, a Grade 11 student at St. Malachy's Memorial High School, founded the 17 by Seventeen challenge to address global issues through local action.
British Columbia's $475 million disability support expansion includes coverage for Down syndrome but reduces funding for 5,200 children, with some facing cuts up to 46%.
The Windsor Residence for Young Men is organizing a Rough Night Out event to raise awareness about youth homelessness in the community, featuring simulations and educational activities.
Ontario's decision to end the tuition freeze will affect university budgets and student costs. This analysis explores the financial implications for higher education institutions and learners across the province.
After a three-day strike, San Francisco teachers and the school district have reached a tentative agreement on wages and health benefits, with schools set to reopen next week.
Quebec Education Minister Sonia Lebel expresses deep concern over sexual violence in schools, calling it an 'extremely worrying' issue that demands immediate attention and action from authorities.
Premier Danielle Smith announces new funding to address classroom complexity, but Alberta teachers express ongoing dissatisfaction with working conditions and government relations.
The Alberta government announces the deployment of 143 complexity teams, each with three support staff, to high-priority K-6 classrooms across the province to address student needs.
The Alberta government introduces complexity teams to provide specialized assistance for students with diverse needs, enhancing educational outcomes across the province.
Alberta launches $143 million initiative to address classroom complexity, targeting over 3,300 high-priority classes in Calgary and Edmonton with specialized support teams.
Ontario is lifting its post-secondary tuition freeze and injecting $6.4 billion in new funding over four years. The province will allow annual tuition increases of up to 2% while restructuring OSAP grants.
In February 1985, Saskatoon's McNab Park elementary school was under consideration for closure as enrollment dropped to just 99 students, prompting education officials to review its future viability.
A citizen initiative petition seeking a referendum on ending public funding for private schools in Alberta has failed to gather enough signatures, falling 55,000 short of the required threshold.
A citizen-led petition in Alberta aiming to increase public school funding has failed to collect the necessary signatures, halting the initiative's progress toward a potential referendum.
Edmonton Public Schools' revamped school resource officer program, previously paused over concerns about marginalized students, is now near full capacity with 14 schools having officers and six part-time. Early evaluations show positive results, with boar
The Liberal Leader in Prince Edward Island demands swift implementation of recommendations from a report on school staff misconduct, emphasizing student safety and accountability.
A student advocate in Quebec reveals that sexual violence incidents in schools are frequently minimized, highlighting systemic issues in addressing student safety and support.
The Quebec government has postponed the rollout of its updated French curriculum for schools, moving the implementation date to September 2027. Education Minister Sonia Lebel announced the delay.
A retired Edmonton teacher criticizes prolonged government committees, warning of lost learning years and teacher burnout while demanding immediate solutions for classroom challenges.
The Ottawa Student Transportation Authority follows a strict early-morning protocol to assess weather conditions and decide on school bus cancellations, prioritizing student safety above all.
A new report highlights the urgent need for Prince Edward Island to implement a centralized provincial system to track sexual misconduct allegations against school staff, aiming to improve student safety and accountability.
Ottawa West-Nepean MPP Chandra Pasma and College ward Councillor Laine Johnson express outrage over the undisclosed sale of the former Grant Alternative School, demanding community input on the public property's future.
The Nova Scotia government announces the creation of the Institute of Skilled Trades in collaboration with Nova Scotia Community College to address labor shortages and enhance workforce development.
A Philadelphia native reflects on childhood field trips that omitted Black contributions, the recent removal of a slavery exhibit, and the vital need for uncensored historical education in America.
Families in Ontario are urging the provincial government to establish a consistent standard of care for students with diabetes, highlighting gaps in current school support systems.
Thousands of San Francisco teachers launched a historic strike over wage increases and healthcare benefits, closing schools for 48,000 students amid high Bay Area living costs.
The Alberta Teachers' Association faces backlash after removing country star Paul Brandt from a speaking lineup, sparking debate over political influences in education.