In observance of Black History Month, the Ontario government is rolling out compulsory curriculum enhancements for Grades 7, 8, and 10 history courses. Beginning September […]
Tag: Education
The school boards highlighted potential safety and transportation issues linked to the eclipse.
Eight Ontario school boards have opted to reschedule their professional activity (P.A.) days to align with the April 8 solar eclipse. The Toronto District School […]
Ontario mandates guaranteed housing for international students in post-secondary institutions
Ontario’s Minister Jill Dunlop announced on Friday that colleges and universities across the province will now be mandated to ensure housing for incoming international students. […]
Ottawa introduces cap on international student enrollment, intensifying scrutiny on private colleges.
After completing her undergraduate degree in New Delhi, Anjalika Kukretti explored postgraduate programs in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Opting for Canada, where the financial […]
Revamp Unveiled for Ontario’s Kindergarten Curriculum: Education Update
Kindergarten Curriculum in Ontario to Undergo Revitalization Emphasizing Core Learning: Education Minister Stephen Lecce Unveils Changes for 2025 “The problem we’re trying to solve here […]
St. Ignatius shuts down following a second threat.
Following the receipt of a second threat within two days, another high school under the Thunder Bay Catholic District School Board has been shut down. […]
Ontario aims to address the shortage of Early Childhood Educators by increasing wages to $23.86 per hour.
Ontario is set to raise the minimum wage for early childhood educators in the majority of licensed child-care centers to $23.86 per hour next year—up […]
Ontario implements regulations for daycare safe arrival to prevent fatalities in hot cars.
Everett Smith, affectionately known as “Smiley” for his contagious grin, had a deep fondness for apples and cherished a yellow toy school bus. Tragically, just […]
Mandatory Holocaust Education for High School Students in British Columbia
Starting next year, high school students will be mandated to study the Holocaust, as confirmed by an announcement made by Premier David Eby and the […]
Rush to Address Numerous Teacher Vacancies as the New School Year Commences.
Labrador Faces Almost 30 Job Vacancies Each Year as Nearly 250 Educators Retire Annually. As students in Newfoundland and Labrador embark on the new school […]