Education
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‘We’re ready to expand’: RCMP Heritage Centre pushes for national museum statusThere are nine official national museums across the country, seven in the Ottawa area, the Immigration Museum at Pier 21 in Halifax and the Human Rights Museum in Winnipeg.CanadaOct 15
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Nearly dozen of Winnipeg school trustees acclaimed ahead of electionEleven school trustees have been acclaimed ahead of election day, which is nearly three times more acclaimed races than last election.EducationSep 29
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‘Really upsetting’: N.S. mom says son with autism can’t attend school full time due to staffingA Nova Scotia parent says a lack of EPAs at her son's school means he hasn't been able to attend school full time, and it's unclear when he might be able to do so.EducationSep 14
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‘We didn’t know why they were struggling’: Vancouver dyslexia centre focuses on early supportCanada’s first dyslexia centre is getting a permanent home in Vancouver, focusing on supporting families, training teachers and helping students succeed.EducationSep 5
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‘Wild West’: Teachers, experts call for unified policies to address AI in classroomsEducators across Canada are grappling with how best to incorporate AI in their classrooms while fostering critical thinking and intellectual honesty.TechSep 4
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U of W Collegiate rolls out mandatory AI literacy module for studentsAll Grade 9 and 10 students at the school will have to take a two-hour AI literacy module in their social studies class, with the goal of building their critical thinking skills.EducationSep 1
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Alberta government announces investment of more than $1 billion in student aidMore than $1 billion has been invested by the Alberta government for post-secondary education student aid ahead of June 3rd applications.EducationJun 1
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Classroom violence still on the rise, Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation saysSaskatchewan Teachers' Federation president Samantha Becotte says lacking supports are not only for straining teachers but contributing to violent behaviors.CanadaMar 2
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Minister, Manitoba School Boards Association react to Tumbler Ridge shootingManitoba School Boards Association President Alan Campbell said the news is 'gut-wrenching' and renews the conversation about security in Manitoba schools.CrimeFeb 11
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Quebec school cellphone ban has had positive impact, students and administrators sayQuebec's expanded school cellphone ban is getting top marks from some students and administrators who say the measure has improved students' concentration and social interactions.CanadaDec 24, 2025
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