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Regina community organizations offer summer support for residents in needRegina community organizations across the city are banding together to hand out food this summer.CanadaJul 20
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B.C. university goes to court in attempt to end Gaza encampmentVancouver Island University says it is "regrettably" seeking an injunction against the pro-Palestinian demonstrators after they disregarded a trespass notice issued last week.PoliticsJul 16
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Should swimming lessons be included in B.C.’s school curriculum?Questions around water safety are back in the spotlight following a pair of recent drownings, one at Lynn Canyon in North Vancouver and another in Kelowna.EducationJul 8
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Collapse of roof leaves future of former B.C. school unclearThe site at Hamilton Avenue and 21st Street was once Hamilton Junior High School before hosting a variety of educational programs.EducationJul 3
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Camp Courage looks to empower next generation of first respondersA nine-day camp for female and gender-diverse youth interested in exploring a career as a first responder is once again inspiring the next generation.EducationJul 3
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Lethbridge College to become a polytechnic institutionGoodbye Lethbridge College, hello Lethbridge Polytechnic: the province announced the redesignation to support the advancement of applied research and industry-driven results.EducationJun 25
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B.C. Jewish groups baffled, say teachers’ union won’t back Holocaust education groupTeachers formed the Holocaust and Antisemitism Education Association after the B.C. announced that Holocaust education would become a mandatory part of the Grade 10 curriculum.EducationJun 5
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Facing burnout, 1 in 6 B.C. teachers thinking of quitting: surveyThe BC Teachers' Federation released the results of its second annual membership survey on Wednesday, and union president Clint Johnston said they are "concerning."EducationJun 5
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Higgs’s attack on sex-education talk part of his political strategy, analysts sayOne university professor says she believes Higgs is trying to stoke a "culture war" to distract from more pressing issues, including health care and housing.PoliticsJun 3
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New Brunswick youth advocate calls partial day program violation of right to educationNew Brunswick's child and youth advocate has released a report denouncing the practice of removing challenging students from schools for most of the week, calling it illegal.CanadaMay 30
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