Education

Spending the week drafting, tabling, and debating legislation may not be how many of us would choose to spend our winter break, but for a group of nearly 80 high-school and post-secondary students, they wouldn’t choose to be…
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There is optimism for some and total desperation for others as tense negotiations continue between Quebec and its public sector workers. As two unions representing 100,000 teachers told members they had reached a partial agreement…
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Surrey’s school board is calling out the city’s mayor and council over a vote it says will hold up the process of building new schools. The dispute centres around the district’s annual School Sites Proposal. The document involves…
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Haisla artist Brad Starr has been travelling from Kitmat to the Tsleil-Waututh Nation’s Christmas Market for 21 years. Dozens of Indigenous communities attend the annual Christmas market every year. It is being held at the…
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Descrease article font size Increase article font size A gun safety campaign launched in Saskatchewan to encourage residents to maintain proper certification and firearm…
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It’s now been a year since  ChatGPT was launched by OpenAI and in that time students and teachers have been applying the technology as it becomes part of learning. “The fear levels may be going down and there’s more of an…
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Black Friday is considered the official kickoff to the holiday shopping season for many Canadians. But this year, the spending landscape is facing unprecedented challenges. With cost of living increases, shoppers in Calgary say…
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