AIM is a provincial, non-profit organization that helps individuals up to 22 years old with Down syndrome unlock their full potential. Continue reading
A survey sent out to prospective Indigenous Red River College students has been called into question, due to what complainants called ‘insensitive’ or offensive content. Continue reading
The breakfast club costs over $10,000 a school year to run and they are in need of donations. Continue reading
Students in New Brunswick schools are studying cybersecurity as early as Grade 6 and the hope is that they’ll one day fill the jobs in the sector. Continue reading
Walkouts began at noon on at least 17 different campuses across the province. Continue reading
President Kent MacDonald announced in a letter Tuesday that he will not be renewing his contract at the Antigonish, N.S., school. Continue reading
Students from Western University and Fanshawe College plan to walk-out of class Wednesday to protest planned changes to tuition in Ontario. Continue reading
According to a report from the B.C. Commissioner for Teacher Regulation, Gregory Norman Brock swore at a Grade 11 student who missed a volleyball throw in class. Continue reading
The Manitoba government will be getting advice on education reform from a consultant who recently prompted Nova Scotia to eliminate elected school boards and make other sweeping changes. Continue reading
As school divisions across the province pass their budgets for the 2019/20 year, many have been cutting admin costs, yet the salaries of division heads are actually rising. Continue reading