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Education
Canadian Canoe Museum hosts 5th annual Peterborough Family Day activities
By Niki Anastasakis Videographer
Activities were spread throughout the gallery, including take-home crafts, shadow puppets and scratch art. Continue reading
Alberta’s education minister calls Kenney deceitful on school curriculum review
Eggen spoke a day after Kenney said in a speech that if his United Conservatives win the spring election they will take action on what they see as NDP worldview seeping into the curriculum review. Continue reading
United Conservative leader Kenney pledges education revamp if elected in Alberta
Alberta Opposition leader Jason Kenney says anything deemed NDP ideology or worldview that is stitched into the government’s current curriculum review will be on the scrap heap. Continue reading
Some UBC Okanagan students flooded out of homes
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
Dozens of UBC Okanagan students are looking for new homes after a flood in their building prompted mould concerns. Continue reading
‘There used to be a light at the end of the tunnel’: London father speaks out ahead of rally protesting new autism program
As the controversy surrounding changes to Ontario’s autism program grows, local parents and community members are doing their part to make their voices heard. Continue reading
Ontario government looking to merge certain regional school boards: sources
By Travis Dhanraj Queen’s Park Bureau Chief
Currently, there are 76 public boards in Ontario. The plan, according to sources, would drastically reduce that number by merging smaller boards with one another. Continue reading
Nobel laureate Donna Strickland visits alma mater, Guelph CVI
By Matt Carty Reporter
Strickland was awarded the Nobel Prize in physics during a ceremony in December. Continue reading
Alberta group calling on province to implement law to stop seclusion rooms in schools
Inclusion Alberta and parents of children with autism say the Alberta government has not done enough to deal with seclusion rooms in schools. Continue reading
Lockdowns end at Quebec schools targeted by online threats
Lockdowns at two English-language Quebec schools have ended following threats that were made online. Continue reading
Councillor frustrated by Western University over student partying dialogue
As representatives from nine Ontario universities prepare to meet to discuss how to address unsanctioned student partying, a London city councillor is chastising Western for failing to involve the community. Continue reading