On Thursday, Premier Rachel Notley spoke at the Northern Leaders Summit in Slave Lake and talked about a number of issues that are of vital interest to First Nations communities. Continue reading
Hunter Sasakamoose is taking part in land-based learning which combines lessons from his ancestors on the Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation in Saskatchewan. Continue reading
A new Government of Saskatchewan-developed iPad app focused on strengthening student’s math skills was introduced to an elementary school in Swift Current. Continue reading
A group of concerned parents and educators gathered to talk sexual education at a public forum on Monday evening. Continue reading
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A spokeswoman for the Ontario Public School Boards’ Association said Thursday that other boards across the problem have yet to receive material from the provincial government. Continue reading
Earlier this week, the Tory government said teachers will use the 1998 version of the sexual-education curriculum in classrooms this fall. Continue reading
The sex-ed curriculum in Ontario will no longer include topics such as same-sex marriage, online safety, consent and gender identity. Continue reading
The province continued its work to re-design the kindergarten to Grade 12 curriculum when they met with members of the agriculture an forestry sector. Continue reading
The first meeting of the new Edmonton Catholic School Board was as different as it could be from some of the meetings seen over the last four years. It was fast and devoid of any conflict. Continue reading
Premier Rachel Notley says conservative leadership candidate Jason Kenney is deliberately sowing fear and confusion over Alberta’s school curriculum overhaul – but Kenney says it’s Notley who has a lot of explaining to do. Continue reading