Education

‘The oil sands are environmentally bad, there is no denying that. Better kids learn about it as early as possible.’ Readers debate a controversial Grade 4 lesson in Alberta

Alberta school lesson on oil sands prompts threats from parents amid sensitivity over industry’s image

Wages, class sizes and online courses: What’s behind the rift between Ontario and its high school teachers

Parents, B.C. government baffled after Vancouver School Board rejects plan for new French school

Arctic U: Yukon passes bill to create first university in Canada’s North

The last word: What role do encyclopedias play in the modern world?

How a Thunder Bay satellite kindergarten class aims to improve Indigenous graduation rates

Vancouver school lunch program should not be cut or changed, for now at least

University of Victoria threatens disciplinary action if rowers speak about coach investigation

Ontario reducing online learning requirement for high schoolers from four courses to two

Rowing Canada, University of Victoria investigate celebrated coach Barney Williams for verbal harassment, abuse

B.C. teachers reject mediator’s recommendation to accept three-year contract offer

Concordia University will divest from oil, gas, coal investments by 2025

Take ownership of your postsecondary journey

Sowing the seeds to tackle the climate crisis

Admissions advice: Tips to get your application noticed

The high price of higher learning

What’s the right university for you?

From AI to climate change: An integrated approach to university education

Only one event cancelled for safety concerns after Ontario postsecondary free-speech directive: assessment

Ontario education workers to announce on Monday result of contract ratification vote

Ontario public elementary teachers vote 98 per cent in favour of strike

Support workers strike Monday to close 18 schools in Saanich, B.C.

Alberta UCP government says program to cut class sizes has failed, costing province $3.4-billion

The race to adapt to a changing job market

Breaking down barriers with mobile classrooms

Colleges get an ‘A’ for launching creative careers

Life on campus: Leadership retreats, networking events and ‘regular’ clubs

‘On the cutting edge’: Canada’s college researchers filling innovation gaps

Ontario government reaches deal with education workers, staving off strike

Ontario’s Education Minister ‘fully committed’ to reaching deal with CUPE workers as strike looms

Toronto, York, Peel and other Ontario boards to close schools Monday if CUPE workers begin strike

University of Toronto installs safety barriers after third student suicide in 18 months

Award encourages post-secondary students to become authors