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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Alberta is changing high school graduation requirements, and students will soon be able to graduate with fewer math, science and humanities courses.
RCMP are investigating a possible recording device in a girls' changeroom at a Fort Smith school.
Actor Martin Short surprises Toronto students by reading 'The Cat in the Hat', reports.
A Cambridge elementary teacher plans to carry a school desk from Hespeler to McMaster Children's Hospital in Hamilton to raise money for pediatric oncology.
A man in his early 20s has serious but not life-threatening injuries after a school bus strikes him in Ottawa; CTV News reports the driver is charged.
The Bluewater District School Board marks the groundbreaking of a new growth elementary school in Port Elgin.
Noelle's Gift to Children tops $5 million in donations, including $259,200 for local school boards, the St. Clair Catholic District School Board reports.
Radio-Canada reports that a study reveals the true learning deficit linked to school closures during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Durham District School Board (DDSB) appoints Jim Markovski as chief executive officer, the board announces.
A Catholic board is hosting open houses for Grade 8 students at its high schools over the next several weeks.