Officials with the Government of New Brunswick say work is on-going to develop a bus camera pilot program. The exterior cameras would help catch drivers who fail to stop when bus lights are flashing. Continue reading
Police say they were called to Samuel Hearne Middle School at 7:38 a.m. due to a post found online allegedly threatening students and teachers. Continue reading
The University of Manitoba approved a 6.6 per cent tuition increase for students at a Board of Governors meeting Tuesday night. Continue reading
The Nova Scotia Teachers Union is holding an electronic vote and says the results are expected to be announced by 9 p.m. AT. Continue reading
School trustees with the Edmonton Public School Board unanimously passed a motion Tuesday night that stipulates school dress codes should not be gender specific. Continue reading
If all goes according to plan, Ottawa’s LeBreton Flats neighbourhood will play host to Canada’s first museum dedicated to preserving and celebrating the history, stories, art and culture of LGBTQ2+ people. Continue reading
Studies show about half of people in Canada live paycheque to paycheque. Continue reading
A group of Canadian professors is speaking out against a Halifax university’s handling of a residential-schools course imbroglio, saying the race or ethnicity of a professor should not be a consideration when assigning a course. Continue reading
More than 50 hands on exhibits showcasing the fun side of science were on display during this year’s Science Rendezvous. Continue reading
Students from three Montreal schools are raising money to help children halfway around the world by selling mason jars filled with a variety of grain mixes, salads, soups and desserts. Continue reading
