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Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe announces expansion to graduation rebate programMoe says if his party is re-elected as government on Oct. 28, it would increase the amount of tuition money rebated to students under its Graduate Retention Program.CanadaOct 2
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Hundreds protest proposed cuts to graduate awards at Queen’s UniversityHundreds of students and faculty protested proposed cuts to Queen's Graduate Awards on Friday as the Kingston, Ont., university wrestles with balancing its budget.EducationSep 27
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Ford government planning ban on international students at Ontario medical schoolsThe government announced the move in Oshawa on Friday morning, claiming it would keep more medical graduates in Ontario and help local students stay in province.CanadaOct 25
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Ontario colleges warn that work permit changes will stunt $10-a-day child-care programNew federal rules would prevent international students who graduate from early childhood education programs from applying for a work permit in Canada, knee-capping the $10-a-dayCanada3 hours
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University of Guelph expands mental health education with launch of 2 new family therapy programsThe new programs will help prepare graduating students for employment with hands-on experience and address the rising demand for affordable and accessible mental health services.CanadaOct 10
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Quebec premier takes heat for paying students to ‘renovate their basement’The Quebec government is facing criticism for a program that paid students to learn a construction skill — as less than half the graduates are certified to work in the industry.PoliticsOct 9
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‘Exacerbate labour shortages’: Ontario public college grads no longer guaranteed work visasIn mid-September, Marc Miller announced a further reduction in the number of international students and a move to 'better align' graduate study permits with 'labour market needs.'CanadaOct 1
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Is a university degree worth it? Data shows it pays off — but less than beforeSome university graduates are seeing less of a return in their incomes compared with the tuition they paid in the final years of their studies, an RBC analysis shows.MoneySep 9
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Barron Trump enrolled at NYU, arrives for classes with security detailBarron Trump recently graduated from the prestigious and private Oxbridge Academy, located near Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago home in Florida.TrendingSep 5
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Quick Look: the 3 party leaders vying to be Nova Scotia’s next premierEverything voters need to know about the Novia Scotia Conservative, Liberal and NDP leaders and their political and professional careers and families.PoliticsOct 27
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Nova Scotia to reduce assessment time for licensing internationally trained doctorsNova Scotia is launching a new medical program that will certify internationally trained doctors more quickly to work in the province's health system.HealthOct 8
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Atlantic region records drop of nearly 3,000 foreign students after federal capsAtlantic Canadian universities lost a total of 2,983 students, or 11.4 per cent, compared with the 2023-24 academic year.EducationOct 15
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Alberta government announces new compensation deal for resident physiciansThe government said the four-year agreement will provide "competitive and fair-market compensation for physicians in training."HealthOct 9
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Inequality has wide-ranging impacts on Montreal children’s health, report findsThe findings include a number of recommendations, including more social and affordable housing as well as financial subsidies for low-income families.CanadaOct 21
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An election-eve look at Saskatchewan’s Scott Moe and Carla BeckSaskatchewan's provincial election is on Monday. Here's a look at the leaders of the two main parties:PoliticsOct 27
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Countdown on for Surrey Police Service to take commandIn just one month, the Surrey Police Service will become the policing agency of jurisdiction in its namesake city, taking over that role from the RCMP.PoliticsOct 28
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Different team, same expectations for USask Huskies women’s hockey in 2024-25Six months after facing the top university women's hockey teams in the country, the USask Huskies are beginning the 2024-25 Canada West season with an overhauled roster.SportsOct 4
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University of Saskatchewan international student enrolment sees decline in numbersThe University of Saskatchewan saw a drop of 11.5 per cent in international student enrolment, amounting to roughly 280 students.EducationOct 18
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Shaping Saskatchewan: Jacqueline OttmannJacqueline Ottmann, president of the First Nations University of Canada, shares her experiences of serving in academic leadership roles on Shaping Saskatchewan.CanadaOct 25
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Scott Moe releases Saskatchewan Party platform, would spend $1.2B on promisesScott Moe says he's running on the Saskatchewan Party's record of growing the province's economy and population, with plans to make life more affordable.PoliticsOct 12