Education
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Lethbridge College president & CEO Dr. Paula Burns resignsUnder Burns' watch, Lethbridge College was also named Canada's third-fastest growing research college in 2020.EducationJan 27
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Union says Nova Scotia teachers feeling strain of staff shortages caused by COVID-19The Nova Scotia Teachers Union's president said while no schools have been forced to close because of COVID-19, that doesn't mean there aren't significant teacher shortages.EducationJan 27
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Holocaust Remembrance Day on Thursday marks 77th anniversary of the liberation of AuschwitzJan. 27 marks International Holocaust Remembrance Day, a time to commemorate the victims of the Holocaust, raise awareness and provide education.EducationJan 27
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One-third of Canadian, American students think Holocaust was fabricated: study'We absolutely need to have Holocaust education mandated on the curriculum for every province and territory in Canada and it needs to be something that's comprehensive.'EducationJan 26
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‘It’s discriminatory’: Students of Ontario school for the blind urge province to end virtual learning"Everyone else is allowed to go back to school right now, I feel like it's discriminatory," said student Meghan Myers.EducationJan 25
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COVID-19: N.B. educators worry about distribution of proper masks ahead of schools re-openingThe union and those working in New Brunswick's education sector are worried about the distribution of masks for in-person learning scheduled to resume at the end of the month.EducationJan 25
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Lethbridge College resumes in-person classes, U of L remains onlineFor the first time this semester, Lethbridge College welcomed back students and staff to its campus and in-person learning on Monday.EducationJan 24
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Edmonton Public’s enrolment lottery process expands to include 2 more schoolsNew students in the attendance area for Lillian Osborne High School in the southwest, and David Thomas King School, in west Edmonton, will have to enter a lottery.EducationJan 23
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Staffing shortages, COVID 19 lead to postponement of B.C. assessmentsThe Ministry of Education says it has worked with post-secondary institutions to ensure admissions will not be affected by these changes.EducationJan 22
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Some parents say students in Ontario received ill-fitted masks upon return to schoolsThe provincial government said it would be providing school staff with N95 masks and students with three-ply cloth masks as in-person learning resumed this week.CanadaJan 21
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