UdeSudbury launches new brand image, announces programs and scholarships on Franco-Ontarian Day

The Université de Sudbury unveiled a new brand image and announced its 2025 programs and scholarships on September 25, which is Franco-Ontarian Day. The new branding is inspired by the historic bell that rang at Collège du Sacré-Cœur, which later became UdeSudbury. The logo features a bell with a fleur-de-lis to highlight the institution’s Franco-Ontarian […]

CBC spoke to New Brunswick Community College President Mary Butler and Collège communautaire du Nouveau-Brunswick Development VP Cyrille Simard about the recent changes to the post-graduation work permit program. Butler noted that “what was surprising this time is that they were going to link postgraduate work permits … to a set number of occupations to […]

Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) has released its Global MBA and Business Master’s Rankings 2025, analyzing 1,157 graduate management education programs worldwide. The rankings evaluate full-time MBA program and five business subjects: Business Analytics, Finance, Management, Marketing, and Supply Chain Management. Four Canadian business schools placed in the top 100 for Global MBAs: University of Toronto’s Rotman […]

The International Business University (IBU) has launched its Future Talent Research Institute, an initiative aimed at addressing the rapidly evolving needs of Ontario’s workforce and contributing to Canada’s economic future. The Institute will analyze labour market leads and equip future leaders with the knowledge and skills required to build a sustainable and innovative economy. “As […]

Bow Valley College has opened a new e-sports arena, which is reportedly the first such space in Calgary. The 3,500-square-foot space can accommodate up to 70 people and features 40 gaming stations, two racing simulators, a broadcast suite, and a varsity esports training room. The arena will also support BVC’s Accelerator program, which will help […]

In an article for University Affairs, Constantine Passaris (University of New Brunswick) argues that universities are overestimating the threat of AI while overlooking its vast potential. Passaris writes that AI can transform pedagogy and support cutting-edge research, placing postsecondary education on “the cusp of transformational innovation.” However, the author emphasizes that universities must take a […]

Starting this October, nine postsecondary schools and six private vocational schools in Saskatchewan will receive free menstrual products through an expanded partnership between the Government of Saskatchewan and Shoppers Drug Mart. The partners will distribute 12 million menstrual products over three years K-12 to postsecondary schools in order to promote safety and affordability. “Partnerships like […]

York University has begun the accreditation process for its new School of Medicine. This peer-review process will ensure that the school meets the Committee on Accreditation of Canadian Medical Schools’ educational and training standards and has the necessary resources, infrastructure, and support systems. YorkU accreditation committees will guide the Doctor of Medicine program’s development, shape […]

Cégep de la Gaspésie et des Îles and Northlands College have each broken ground on new facilities. Cégep de la Gaspésie et des Îles is building a $7.7M student residence at its Carleton-sur-Mer campus with 24 apartments and amenities such as a shared outdoor terrace. The residence is being built on land that has been […]

Memorial University’s students, faculty, and labour unions recently launched the FundMUN campaign to urge the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador to stop funding cuts to the institution. According to CBC, recent cuts have hindered Memorial’s ability to “function adequately” and led to deteriorating infrastructure and staff shortages. At a press conference, Memorial University Students’ Union […]