International post-secondary students are expected to begin arriving over the next few months, starting in early November.

The Toronto District School Board says it has seen 5,500 fewer students enrolled in classes this fall compared to what it had anticipated for the school year.

NSTU president Paul Wozney is not commenting publicly on the details of the agreement.

Students in grades 4-12 have been getting a COVID-friendly civic education ahead of the Saskatchewan provincial election on Oct. 26.

Interior Health says around 160 students and staff may have been exposed, and that they’re being asked to self-isolate for 14 days.

The provincial government released figures on Tuesday showing 121 new cases of the virus in schools across the province.

Auditor General Kim Adair-MacPherson said funding decisions are not always evidence-based or objective.

Saskatoon Tribal Council (STC) Chief Mark Arcand will serve a second four-year term after being re-elected.

The DCDSB student senate says students should be allowed to wear various items including bonnets, silk head scarves and durags. 

Trustee Marlene Jennings will remain in her position until her trusteeship ends on November 6.