Education

Ontario universities seek $500-million additional aid to deal with pandemic pressures

How can this student start a socially responsible investing portfolio with her savings?

How has the COVID-19 pandemic impacted education? Caroline Alphonso and Prachi Srivastava answered your questions

Universities, student researchers team up to fight COVID-19

University looks different this year, but that’s not all bad

From anthropology to visual arts, COVID-19 is now part of the university curriculum

A checkup on schools and COVID-19

Navigating the stress, uncertainty and frustration facing families this school year

‘I’m just living in limbo at the moment.’ What do as Canada Student Loan payments resume

Live at home or move out: Post-secondary students’ plans and finances upended by pandemic uncertainty

Ontario business schools foster ‘hostile environment,’ racialized students say

Ontario Education Minister warns Peel school board of further action if anti-Black racism not addressed

Only one third of B.C.’s students return to the classroom, despite assurances

Universities, donors amass millions in grants for students struggling with financial implications of COVID-19

Ontario elementary teachers’ unions begin escalation of rotating strikes

Innovative business-school course helps entrepreneurs tackle mental-health challenges

B.C. court approves $5-million loan for Quest University

Schulich Leader Scholarship program doubling number of scholarships to 100 this year

Ontario school strikes: A look at the key issues, from teacher wages to class sizes

Ontario’s teachers, education workers using more sick days now than almost a decade ago: report

Internal task force report recommends sweeping changes to the way U of T handles mental health on campus

The next generation: Meet four of Canada’s latest Rhodes scholars

University of Regina won’t cancel George Elliott Clarke’s talk amid criticism over his work with convicted killer

Doubling of health coverage fees adds to financial squeeze for B.C. international students

University of Victoria humanities course upends classroom dynamics, bringing together students and inmates

Ontario judge to decide if principal used justifiable force on violent nine-year-old

Unexpected financial windfall for two Toronto schools is just what the doctor ordered

‘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

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