Universities Canada has relaunched the UniversityStudy.ca platform to help prospective students make informed decisions about their future university studies. The bilingual platform now includes a new ...

Proposed changes under the Honouring Veterans Act would, if passed, create more pathways to careers in the trades for CAF members and veterans. These changes include allowing individuals with certain ...

Collège Ahuntsic is launching a sustainability-focused initiative to raise awareness about the environmental impact of food served at the institution’s cafeteria. Ahuntsic has partnered with ...

Corporate Knights has published the 2024 Better World MBA rankings. The organization evaluated 174 MBA programs from around the world, reviewing the proportion of required courses integrating relevant ...

Carleton University will launch a new Bachelor of Science in Nursing program in Fall 2025. This direct-entry, three-year degree program includes an Indigenous-built curriculum and offers ...

York University recently celebrated the grand opening of its Markham Campus. The new campus will offer students flexible learning formats, small class sizes, and experiential learning opportunities to ...

The University of Calgary will expand its Well Doc Alberta physician wellness program nationally, thanks to a $5M commitment from the Canadian Medical Association, MD Financial Management, and ...

Several colleges and universities across Ontario are marking Treaties Recognition Week by hosting special guests on campus, holding keynotes and workshops, and sharing educational resources. The ...

Université Sainte-Anne and SAIT have recently announced new programming. USainte-Anne has launched a program for students interested in pursuing a career as a bilingual administrative assistant. The ...

Montréal police arrested two protesters at Concordia University last week for allegedly assaulting a campus security guard at an anti-police demonstration. According to the Montréal Gazette, a 21-year ...

The Government of Manitoba has introduced Bill 41, which would expand the continuing education requirements for prospective provincial court judges and judicial justices of the peace. This proposed ...