Alberta changes graduation requirements for high school students
Alberta is changing high school graduation requirements, and students will soon be able to graduate with fewer math, science and humanities courses.
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Friday, November 13 · 34 stories this morningLord Selkirk School Division: union cries foul over simmering labour dispute with Lord Selkirk School Division
A union cries foul over a simmering labour dispute with Lord Selkirk School Division.
Report of children confined in locker at Quebec school draws education minister's condemnation
Four staff are suspended and police investigate after employees allegedly shut children in a locker at a Centre de services scolaire des Mille-Îles school.
LCCVI students held at school as OPP investigated weapons sighting
The Independent reports that LCCVI students were held at school while OPP investigated a weapons sighting.
Visit a holiday market in support of your local SCDSB school this fall
The Simcoe County District School Board (SCDSB) says schools across the board are hosting holiday markets, craft fairs and exhibitions this fall.
Friday feeling: in gratitude, we grow
The Ottawa Catholic School Board (OCSB) says its school communities paused this week for Remembrance Day to reflect on gratitude and remembrance.
COVID-19 et fermeture des écoles, un grand retard accumulé
Radio-Canada reports that a study reveals the true learning deficit linked to school closures during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Skilled trades are more than a second option, say professionals at local career fair
Skilled Trades Ontario's Level Up! career fair visits LaSalle on Nov. 11 and 12, where tradespeople urge students to see trades as more than a second option.
Le Programme spécialisé en arts de Toronto se lance dans le défi colossal des « Misérables »
The Programme spécialisé en arts de Toronto (PSAT), which offers young francophones a creative space, takes on a production of Les Misérables.
2026 Jersey Day: Friday, Nov. 27
Trillium Lakelands District School Board (TLDSB) invites students and staff to wear jerseys and donate a toonie for its Jersey Day fundraiser on Nov. 27.