Cuts leave no choice but to end free tuition for seniors, SFU says20

Decision may force most of university's 231 senior students off campus 02/05/08 5:39 AM 20

UofT's new school of public health gets big boost

Well-known researcher lured back to Canada 01/05/08 4:51 AM

Quebec teens tops in math, reading58

New test finds 88 per cent of 13-year-olds across Canada meet or exceed reading goals 29/04/08 4:18 AM 58

Nova Scotia writes off $2.1-M student debt80

Cabinet order takes $2.18-million in bad debts off the books 27/04/08 3:24 PM 80

Quebec View: Quebec's low tuition a double-edged sword

Quebec would have to plow $300-million more annually into higher education to meet Canadian average 24/04/08 6:00 AM

Ontario report: 300 schools half-empty113

Plummeting enrolment puts dozens of schools in the province on the chopping block, says People for Education 23/04/08 3:14 PM 113

Ex-Olympian speaks up to save pools6

Draining 39 pools will hurt recreational users and discourage next generation of athletes, swimmer says 18/04/08 4:28 AM 6

Queen's principal stepping down37

Withdraws request for reappointment after four-year tenure marked by controversy 16/04/08 11:14 AM 37

York steps up med school push1

University hiring veteran leader in health-care education to press its case with Ontario government 15/04/08 4:51 AM 1

Tuition: Freezing fees is not the answer4

Putting a brake on fees doesn't help more low-income students get into school and merely starves universities of resources, Sean Junor argues 16/10/07 12:00 AM 4

Technology: Teaching the iGeneration12

The Web. Laptops. iPods. E-mail. Instant messaging. WiFi. Networking ... With the explosion of technology on campus, teachers are searching for new ways to connect with students 16/10/07 12:00 AM 12

Top Schools: How Western stays on top22

In each annual University Report Card survey, this is the one large university that consistently earns top marks from its students for combining a great campus life with a top-tier education. How does it do it? 16/10/07 12:00 AM 22

Graduate Studies: Why we need more grad students6

The global advantage Canadians believe they have is slipping away, Alex Usher warns. We need to fund more post-graduate spaces, and fast 16/10/07 12:00 AM 6

Teaching Assistants: Communication 1015

Grad students from overseas can spell more revenue for Canadian schools — but also present challenges when they work as TAs in the classroom 16/10/07 12:00 AM 5

Beyond Grades: 10 ways to wow 'em

If your marks won't get you in, turn the spotlight onto what else you have to offer. 16/10/07 12:00 AM

Lloyd Axworthy, President, University of Winnipeg

Peter MacKinnon, President, University of Saskatchewan

Mamdouh Shoukri, President, York University

MBA Schools/Non-business students: Program geared to arts and science students2

Unique program at Simon Fraser University is aimed at people with liberal arts undergraduate degrees and little to no business experience 26/03/08 10:09 AM 2

New public health school for U of T1

University of Toronto lures prominent academic back to Canada to open new graduate school, announces $20M donation 30/04/08 2:30 PM 1

TEACHING ETHICS: Lessons from the slippery slope8

Business students learn about right, wrong and the grey areas by getting a first-hand look at the consequences 26/03/08 10:09 AM 8

Entrepreneurial programs: Start me up

Canadian business schools are offering those wanting to start new ventures many choices
26/03/08 10:10 AM

Scholarships: Help available for MBA costs

Dozens of scholarships, bursaries available to MBA students across Canada. Here's a sampling
26/03/08 10:10 AM

Law Schools/Community work: Out of the classroom, into the trenches

Why students put aside their books to devote time and energy to their local community 28/02/08 9:38 AM

Law Schools/Next Generation: Beyond the partner's office4

There's more to law than litigation. And more to life than work. That's the message from today's law students, and employers are listening 28/02/08 9:38 AM 4

SINGLE-SEX EDUCATION: The boys are all right

With smaller class sizes, lower dropout rates and strong academics, all-boys schools are undergoing a renaissance in Canada 22/10/07 12:54 PM

PRIVATE SCHOOLS: Where the boys aren't

Female-focused schools are changing with the times, Eva Salinas writes, and are making issues such as diversity, building confidence and athletics a priority. 22/10/07 10:57 AM

ALTERNATIVE SCHOOLS: Nothing like your granddad's school days

Non-traditional schools don't just focus on the books. Sometimes learning comes from turkeys and beads 22/10/07 11:57 AM

Boarding: Out from under parents' wings — and soaring

Away-from-home schooling works best when parents and children make key decisions together. Perhaps surprisingly, the initial impetus to attend such a school can come from the child as often as the parents. 22/10/07 12:36 PM

REGULATIONS: Be a savvy shopper before you buy1

With wide variations in oversight of private schools, parents need to ask hard questions to get what they want for their kids 22/10/07 2:54 PM 1

End of UCC boarding program reconsidered2

A backlash from Old Boys, or alumni, has resulted in the school striking a task force to examine the decision 09/11/07 4:30 AM 2

BEYOND COMMUNITY COURSES: Sought-after programs2

Canada's community colleges primarily serve their local community. However, there are institutions that offer select programs with a reputation for excellence that extends beyond their local area. 05/11/07 11:47 AM 2

POLYTECHNICS: One-stop shopping for postsecondary students5

Polytechnic schools work like universities but the focus is on career skills. What sets them apart from community colleges is that they offer applied degrees and some also do applied research. 05/11/07 6:00 AM 5

THEIR STORY: Big family on campus1

When Samantha Tugak left her Nunavut hometown to attend Red River College in Winnipeg, her extended family went along for the ride. Now her parents are attending classes, too 05/11/07 6:00 AM 1

UNIVERSITY ACCREDITATION: Crossover colleges3

With students clamouring for university-level degrees and not enough spots available, colleges are taking up the slack 05/11/07 12:16 PM 3

REPORT ON COLLEGES: Double-team degrees12

Canada's postsecondary schools are melding college and university traditions, creating a new kind of education 05/11/07 6:00 AM 12

SPECIALTY DEGREES: Niche programs branch out into the unexpected2

Combining environmental training with a wide range of other areas gives students the know-how to tackle business and social issues 14/02/08 12:00 AM 2

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION: Green jobs take root and proliferate8

You don't have to be a scientist to forge an environmental career. In-demand jobs are multidisciplinary, from law to economics 14/02/08 12:00 AM 8

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