Schools
-
Winnipeg School Division shutting down playgroundsThe Winnipeg School Division says its playgrounds are now off-limits for those who don't attend the school during the day.NewsMay 14
![]()
-
Ontario Liberals pledge $10/day child care, free tuition for child-care workers in new planThe Ontario Liberals announce their new child-care plan that aims to create more spaces and encourage more people to pursue early childhood education.PoliticsMay 12
![]()
-
‘We cannot afford to wait’: Alberta reading expert warns struggling readers falling further behindA reading researcher says Alberta students are falling behind. Many struggling readers are up to a year below grade level.EducationMay 11
![]()
-
Parents, school divisions react to upcoming closure of Winnipeg, Brandon schoolsDr. Brent Roussin, the province's chief medical health officer and Education Minister Cliff Cullen made the announcement at a rare press conference Sunday afternoon.EducationMay 9
![]()
-
Regina public, Catholic school divisions resuming in-person learning based on SHA recommendationsThe days of online learning are numbered for some students with both the Regina Public and Catholic School Divisions announcing a return to in-class learning.EducationApr 27
![]()
-
Halifax teachers breathe a ‘sigh of relief’ over shift to online learning, union president saysSince April 18, more than 30 schools connected to a COVID-19 case had already moved to at-home learning.HealthApr 27
![]()
-
Prairie Valley School Division dealing with vandalism at some of its schoolsThe Prarie Valley School Division is dealing with a recent rash of vandalism in some of its schools and is asking the public for any information regarding the issue.CanadaApr 23
![]()
-
2 new cases of COVID-19 found in Nova Scotia schoolsStudents will continue to learn from home during the closure and families will receive an update before the school reopens, the province said in a release.HealthApr 20
![]()
-
Nova Scotia reports highest daily COVID-19 case count since early DecemberNova Scotia health officials reported 15 new cases of COVID-19 on Monday, bringing the number of active cases in the province to 63 — the highest number of active cases since before Christmas. Eight of the cases are in the central health zone. Four are close contacts of previously reported cases, including one identified Sunday...HealthApr 19
![]()
-
COVID-19 transmission goes up among B.C. kids when schools on break: dataThe province has released new data showing rates of transmission among kids throughout the school year, starting Sept. 7 and going up until April 9.HealthApr 15
![]()
