Assessment

• Canadian researcher predicts learning shortfalls of up to a year due to COVID-19 disruptions

  As students return for the new school year, teachers will be assessing learning gaps due to COVID-19 disruptions.

  Education

  Aug 24
  
• Kingston COVID-19 assessment centre moving, drive-thru testing to be tried this weekend

  Kingston's COVID-19 assessment centre will be moving from the Leon's Centre to the Beechgrove Complex this weekend.

  Sep 23, 2020
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• Grading kids during COVID-19: How Alberta compares to other Canadian schools

  The majority of Canadian students are learning online, yet how they are being assessed differs dramatically across the country.

  Education

  May 19, 2020
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• Saskatchewan’s first COVID-19 assessment and treatment site opens in Regina

  The Saskatchewan Health Authority opened the province's first COVID-19 assessment and treatment site Thursday. 

  Health

  Mar 26, 2020
• Properties in this Sechelt, B.C. neighbourhood were once worth over $1M. They now cost $2

  While property assessments across B.C. are trending downward, owners of homes in the condemned Seawatch development are heartbroken.

  Jan 2, 2020
• Assessed value of Lower Mainland homes to drop in 2020: BC Assessment

  While Metro Vancouver assessed values are expected to dip, elsewhere in the province they may stay flat or even climb modestly.

  Dec 9, 2019
• Accused Fredericton shooter back in court for pre-trial appearance

  The case will be back before the court on Sept. 19.

  Crime

  Sep 6, 2019
• 2019 N.B. workers’ compensation rates set to be highest in Canada

  Premier-designate Blaine Higgs says legislation is expected this fall to address the situation.

  Canada

  Nov 8, 2018
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• Nova Scotia’s utility and review board approves new Goldboro natural gas facility

  The project could mean up to 3,500 construction jobs during that phase, and then about 200 full-time jobs once the facility is up and running.

  Economy

  Oct 31, 2018
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• New Brunswick increases community funding in light of property tax assessment freeze

  Municipalities and rural communities will see more funding and grants in 2018 to help offset lost revenue from property tax assessments due to the province freezing them for the coming year.

  Politics

  Nov 24, 2017