Alberta COVID-19 policy shift raising concerns for parents, teachers before school year
A change to provincial masking and isolation measures in place to limit the spread of COVID-19 in Alberta has parents
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Wilfrid Laurier University to examine ‘complex legacy’ and current impact of namesake
Southern Ontario’s Wilfrid Laurier University says it will examine the “complex legacy” and present-day impact of its namesake in a
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Toronto is shifting gears in its COVID-19 vaccination efforts. Ontario parents are learning more about when the provincial government will
Read moreCFLAA, Sask. Polytech announce career development partnership
The Canadian Football League Alumni Association (CFLAA) and Saskatchewan Polytechnic say they have struck a “game-changing partnership.” The agreement sees
Read moreCOVID-19: Premier Doug Ford says Ontario’s back-to-school plan to be released in early August
THUNDER BAY, Ont. – Premier Doug Ford says Ontario’s back-to-school plan will be announced early next week. Ford shared the
Read moreIndependent Ontario schools launch legal challenge alleging exclusion from COVID-19 funding
TORONTO — Three independent schools are turning to the courts after they allege the Ontario government improperly excluded them and
Read moreQuestions about COVID vaccines and back-to-school plans in Ontario
It is still only July, but many parents are casting a nervous eye towards the end of summer and back
Read moreCOVID-19: Manitoba’s return to school plans still in the works, details ‘a couple weeks’ away
A return to school is fast approaching, and it has Manitoban parents and students wondering what they should expect. With
Read moreSome Ontario parents, child care centres, call for updates to COVID-19 rules
TORONTO — The staff at Kim Yeaman’s child care centre spend time filling, emptying into the garbage, and cleaning 15
Read moreUSask adds chair to research relationship between cattle and crops
After noticing a gap in research on the relationship between cattle and crop, the University of Saskatchewan started an international
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