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Shortage of shop teachers poses challenge to tech-ed, trades training pipeline

July 03, 2025

A shortage of shop teachers is threatening efforts to grow Canada’s skilled trades workforce, reports Brandie Weikle of CBC. With up to 700,000 tradespeople set to retire by 2028, shop classes are a key entry point to the profession. However, schools are struggling to staff these programs due to barriers such as lengthy and expensive […]

COU responds to ON Bill 33 with concerns over autonomy, enrolment

July 03, 2025

The Council of Ontario Universities (COU) has submitted a response to the Government of Ontario’s proposed Bill 33, warning it could undermine university autonomy and fail to address urgent financial and enrolment challenges. COU projects over 80,000 new student spaces will be needed by 2030 and says the bill does not provide the funding required […]

Cégep de La Pocatière receives $1M boost for pool renovation

July 03, 2025

Cégep de La Pocatière will receive a conditional $1M from the Government of Québec’s Ministry of Higher Education to support the renovation of its pool. The project aims to modernize the facility, improve accessibility, and support use by students and the wider community. This funding builds on previously-pledged funding from QC and is contingent on […]

UMoncton creating new scholarships, launching online courses to improve competitiveness

July 03, 2025

The Université de Moncton is taking action to combat declining interest from New Brunswick Francophone graduates, reports CBC. UMoncton’s goal is to welcome more than 30% of the graduates from NB’s Francophone schools, but that proportion has dropped from 34.2% in 2018 to 26.3% in 2024. UMoncton Recteur Denis Prud’homme told CBC that other Canadian […]

RDP, UAlberta, Flexible Machines Corp partner on environmental efficiencies, urban planning

July 03, 2025

Red Deer Polytechnic, the University of Alberta, and Flexible Machines Corporation have partnered to advance environmental efficiencies and urban planning. The partners will work together to record and study real-time wind data across RDP’s campus. The findings of the initiative will enable RDP to take advantage of wind energy opportunities on campus, help UAlberta reduce […]

Brock, DSA partner to launch non-credit course on ethical sales skills

July 03, 2025

Brock University’s Professional and Continuing Studies and the Direct Sellers Association of Canada have partnered to launch a non-credit course for independent sales professionals. The course focuses on business planning, customer engagement, ethical sales practices, and compliance with industry standards. It is designed for both newcomers and those already working in the direct selling field. […]

UBC releases updated, mobile-friendly Dictionary of Canadianisms

July 03, 2025

The University of British Columbia has released a mobile-friendly third edition of the Dictionary of Canadianisms on Historical Principles. The updated edition now includes the definitions for more than 12,000 “Canadianisms,” which are defined as words, expressions, and meanings that are native to Canada and/or distinctively characteristic of Canadian usage. Regionalisms like “booter” (Manitoba) and […]

WLU, Balsillie School to launch the Digital Governance Initiative with $5M

June 30, 2025

Wilfrid Laurier University and the Balsillie School of International Affairs have received a $5M gift from philanthropist Jim Balsillie to launch the Digital Governance Initiative. The initiative will include professional programs, a legal advisory centre for international trade and technology governance, and a proposed new graduate degree focused on topics such as law and digital […]

SD68 brings together 300 students to compete in Indigenous Games competition

May 21, 2025

About 300 students from schools across Nanaimo Ladysmith Public Schools (SD68) took part in the Indigenous Games competition at John Barsby Secondary School this month. The event was formerly referred to as the Northern Games, but was re-branded as the Indigenous Games this year and infused with Coast Salish games. Among the games played at […]

Schools take part in Moose Hide Campaign with walks, resource sharing

May 21, 2025

Several schools took part in the Moose Hide Campaign—an Indigenous-led movement started by Raven and Paul Lacerte of the Carrier People—to commit to being part of the solution of ending gender-based violence. School districts such as the Calgary Catholic School District and Waterloo Catholic District School Board shared resources and information about the day with […]

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