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  • Danielle Smith believes Alberta UCP policies on trans youth are ‘supportive’
    Alberta's premier stood behind her government's recently announced policies regarding transgender youth, gender-affirming care, sex education and parental notification.
    Canada
    Feb 1
  • English schools in N.B. are facing a chronic lack of school psychologists. Here’s why.
    New Brunswick only has six school psychologists in the anglophone system and according to education minister Bill Hogan, the shortage is due to a lack of trained candidates.
    Education
    Apr 11
  • B.C. sets target to slash poverty by 60 per cent in next decade
    The B.C. government says it is setting 10-year targets to substantially reduce poverty in the province, with a focus on lifting children and seniors above the poverty line.
    Politics
    Mar 5
  • ‘No austerity,’ despite bigger deficit due to spending on Quebec teachers: Legault
    At a news conference, Legault said agreements recently hammered out with unions will see the province "invest massively" in teachers and educational assistants.
    Canada
    Feb 18
  • Saskatchewan sexual assault organizations look to libraries months after school ban
    Last year, the Saskatchewan Party government barred third-party organizations from presenting sexual education in schools.
    Canada
    Apr 13
  • Banff’s fire department is sharing its wildfire safety prevention preparations
    With dozens of wildfires already burning across Alberta, Banff's Fire Department is educating its residents and visitors on how the town is prepared to respond to emergencies.
    Fire
    Apr 23
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  • TDSB deficit woes continue as provincial government refuses to step in
    The Toronto District School Board has said it is facing a deficit of roughly $26.5 million for the upcoming year, even after some cuts have already been made.
    Education
    Apr 18
  • Is $10/day child-care at risk of ‘derailment’? Report spurs questions
    A lot of progress has been made since the federal government's $10-a-day child-care plan began rolling out, a new report says. But major roadblocks remain.
    Canada
    6 hours
  • Campaign based on ‘shock value’ seeks to raise awareness of syphilis across Kingston
    With the Kingston region seeing double the rate of syphilis compared to the rest of the province, a campaign is underway to raise awareness of the disease.
    Health
    Apr 25
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  • Highway signs asking Ontario drivers to telework during solar eclipse ‘not approved’
    On Monday night, highway signs had advised drivers to avoid traffic by staying at home on April 8, when a historic solar eclipse is set to be visible across Ontario.
    Politics
    Apr 3
  • Saskatoon school board highlights budget constraints despite funding bump
    Some school boards in Saskatchewan have highlighted some challenges they are facing with their budget despite a funding increase from the province.
    Education
    3 hours
  • Surgeries in Lethbridge facing delays due to doctor shortage
    It's a group decision to prevent further burnout according to Francis. Operating rooms will be reduced from six to four, resulting in 200 canceled surgeries per month.
    Health
    Feb 8
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  • Timeline for New Brunswick’s Policy 713 legal resolution unclear
    It's not clear when the judicial review of changes to New Brunswick's gender identity policy will be completed, with a number of issues still to be resolved before trial.
    Canada
    Apr 22
  • Sask. teacher sanctions to lift Friday as union heads back to bargaining table
    The federation said all sanctions will lift Friday at 11:59 p.m. with talks resuming on Tuesday adding that no additional sanctions will take place during bargaining. 
    Canada
    Apr 12
  • ‘That’s what it means to be in Nova Scotia’: Students honour memory of mass shooting victims
    Students at the Cobequid Education Centre honoured the victims of the 2020 mass shooting by planting "forget me not" seeds at Hearts Haven Memorial Park in Debert, N.S.
    Canada
    Apr 19
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  • Most Canadian youth visit dentists, but lack of insurance a barrier
    According to a report released Wednesday, there were 89.6 per cent of Canadian children and youth aged five to 17 in 2019 who visited a dental professional within 12 months.
    Health
    Apr 17
  • Saskatchewan DLC online education classes now open for registration
    Online registration is open for the Saskatchewan Distance Learning Centre. Online summer school registration will be open in May.
    Canada
    Apr 12
  • ‘The Golden Bachelorette’ is a go, but who will they pick as leading lady?
    'The Golden Bachelorette' producers face no shortage of amazing women to lead the show. Here are some of the fan favourites.
    Entertainment
    Feb 13
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  • New Brunswick to spend $604,000 on teacher recruitment strategy, minister says
    This year's budget has over half a million dollars intended to create a recruitment strategy, but opposition critics say a strategy should already be in place.
    Education
    Apr 9
  • Innovative nursing education: Mannequins lead the way in Alberta
    Amidst a nursing shortage and fewer clinical hours available, Bow Valley College is pioneering digital revolution practices in nursing education.
    Health
    Apr 22
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