Toronto Teacher Faces Backlash for Allegedly Showing Students Graphic Video of Charlie Kirk’s Death
Staff members at a primary school in Scarborough faced backlash this week over an incident involving the screening of a […]
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“B.C. High Schoolers Locked Out of Essential Classes, Teachers’ Association Reports”
High School Seniors in British Columbia Struggle with Course Availability for Graduation With the school year in full swing, Grade
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“Community Outrage Ignites as ‘Super School’ Opening Stalls in Parry Sound, Prompting Provincial Investigation”
Amidst the shift to online learning due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a community in Ontario’s cottage country faced unexpected challenges
Mississauga Private College Battles Against Closure, Urges Community Support
A year ago, the halls of Biztech College in Mississauga were bustling with students in various programs, but today, the
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“New Study Reveals Overprotective Parents May Fuel Anxiety Epidemic Among College Students”
A recent collaborative study by McGill University and the University of California (Los Angeles) sheds light on the impact of
“New Instant-Access Hotline Revolutionizes Communication Between Parents and School Boards in Toronto!”
Amid Provincial Takeover, New Websites Provide Direct Contact to School Board Officials As students in Toronto head back to school,
BC Federation of Students Raises Alarm Over Critical Underfunding at Public Universities and Colleges
The BC Federation of Students (BCFS) is pressing the provincial government to boost funding for universities and colleges. According to
Hampstead Elementary Marks a Century of Shaping Futures: Celebrating 100 Years of Educational Excellence
Hampstead Elementary celebrates its centennial as students return to class on Tuesday morning, marking a milestone event for the school.
“Back-to-School Alert: Police Urge Drivers to Exercise Caution as Students Hit the Streets”
As students prepare to head back to school on September 2, the Surrey Police Service (SPS) is urging commuters to
“Critics Call for Overhaul of Ontario’s Grade 10 Financial Literacy Curriculum: Is It Failing Our Students?”
Ontario’s plan to introduce a financial literacy requirement for high school students has faced criticism and delays, raising concerns about