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Educationist seeks school reforms to attract international students
Chief Executive Officer, Furalle Education Service, Stefanie Obiano, has called for reforms in the sector as part of efforts to attract international students. Besides, she emphasised that the country’s education system must be tailored to give...
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Education Select Committee Report Exposes Post-16 SEND ‘Cliff Edge’ Crisis
Education Select Committee calls for dedicated FE funding stream and major overhaul of GCSE resit policy affecting thousands of students The House of Commons Education Select Committee has delivered a damning assessment of post-16 SEND provision,...
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Educational assistants won't replace Alberta teachers in possible strike: union
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EDMONTON — The union for educational assistants in Alberta, fresh off its own strike earlier this year, says members won’t take on the work of teachers if they end up walking off the job next month. Raj Uppal, Alberta president of the Canadian...
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Canada’s NorthStar SailGP Team claims Impact League top spot after winning third focus area: Climate Action
SailGP – the most exciting racing on water – has today announced the winner of the third Impact League Focus Area for the 2025 Season, Canada's NorthStar SailGP Team, which claimed the top spot in the Climate Action category and now lead the...
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Canada holds first education draw under Express Entry in more than four months, CRS cut-off score drops
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has issued more invitations to apply (ITA) through the Express Entry system. The immigration department issued 2,500 ITAs in a draw for candidates in Express Entry's education category. To be...
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University of Alberta law professor put on leave amid review of online comments made after Charlie Kirk's death
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Prince George Post
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Breadcrumb Trail Links News Faculty of Law dean, Fiona Kelly, also wrote students that there have been 'threats targeting faculty, staff and student groups' A University of Alberta faculty of law member has been put on non-disciplinary leave as a...
Owner: Anthony Melchiorre
Canadians Are Turning Their Heads As Las Vegas Launches Its Biggest Tourism Discount Effort Yet
Las Vegas just launched its latest attempt to win over tourists following its abysmal year so far for tourism. In a typical year, Las Vegas is among the top five U.S. cities that bring in the most tourism revenue, with Nevada also being the fourth...
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Educational assistants won’t take on Alberta teacher’s work in possible strike: union
The union for educational assistants in Alberta, fresh off its own strike, says its members won’t step in to help schools if teachers walk off the job next month. Canadian Union of Public Employees Alberta president Raj Uppal says members are...
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Students, employers reap benefits from Trucking HR Canada placements
Students are gaining skills and employers are seeing value from Trucking HR Canada’s (THRC) Student Work Placement Program (SWPP), which has funded more than 1,600 placements since 2021. The latest impact report shows more than 85% of students...
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WATCH: Canadian students fear consequences of expressing their views in class
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Western Standard
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Owner: Derek Fildebrandt
Canadian Beat: Traffic speed camera vandalism sparks debate among Ontario legislators
Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he’s ‘dead against’ speed cameras, calling them a tax grab, and is in favor of getting rid of them. It’s an issue that has polarized people in urban centers in Ontario and even in other parts of the country. Last...
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New U.S. tariff threats could be an existential risk for the Canadian auto sector, industry observers warn
Canadian auto industry experts are alarmed by U.S. ambassador Pete Hoekstra announcing Tuesday that U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration intends to put tariffs on surplus vehicle exports to America. The economic impact to a beleaguered...
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‘Go beyond what you can imagine’: Green energy grows at Canadian Mennonite University
Canadian Mennonite University is unveiling a new “district geothermal energy system” — a first on a post-secondary campus in Manitoba — this weekend. CMU has scheduled a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Saturday afternoon to celebrate green-energy...
Owner: Darren Murphy
Citizenship Uptake Falls in 2025 As Fewer Immigrants Become Canadian
Canada granted citizenship to 152,185 individuals in the first half of 2025, according to new Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) figures. This marks a noticeable slowdown compared to previous years: 375,416 in 2024, 379,998 in...
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No place like Colorado College: Tigers forward Drew Montgomery excited for third season at Robson Arena
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The Gazette - Colorado
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The Montgomery name is something akin to royalty for the green Fighting Hawks of the University of North Dakota, but Drew Montgomery's heart bleeds Colorado College black and gold. The CC hockey junior forward is from Grand Forks, N.D. His dad,...
Owner: Philip Anschutz
Pierce University Expo Highlights Study Abroad Opportunities
High school students and their parents will have the chance to explore undergraduate study opportunities at more than 100 international universities during the International Universities Expo 2025 (IUEXPO), taking place on Friday, September 19, at...
Owner: Evangelos Marinakis
De Grasse leads Canadians advancing to 200m semis at World Athletics Championships
Four of the five Canadians running in the 200-metre heats on Wednesday at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo advanced to Thursday's semifinals. WATCH | Trackside Day 5 reaction: Canadians qualify for 200m semis: World Athletics...
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Turning the Page | A former Collegian writer’s journey to her first novel
Since its inception, The Kansas State Collegian has been located in Kedzie Hall. Over a century’s worth of writers have graced Room 116 — The Collegian’s beloved newsroom. Thirty years ago, from 1995 to 1997, the newsroom was home to Page Getz,...
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Is Canada already in a recession?
Opinion With widespread job losses and rising unemployment, it already feels like a recession for many Canadians. Earlier this month, Statistics Canada reported that employment fell by 66,000 jobs in August. That headline caught attention — and...
Owner: Ronald Stern
’I would not cry:’ National Day of Remembrance recognizes boarding school survivors and families
WARNING: This story contains disturbing details about residential and boarding schools. If you are feeling triggered, here is a resource list for trauma responsesfrom the National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition in the U.S. In...
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