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York University strike continues as instructors’ union rejects labour investigator’s report
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Quebec public-school graduation rates slip behind other provinces: study
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Deals between public-private colleges pose unacceptable risks to students, Ontario report says
Ontario Catholic school board stands by controversial charity policy
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There is no end in sight for the latest York University strike. Here’s why
Ontario education minister asks Halton Catholic school board to suspend controversial charity plan

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McGill University under fire for response to complaints against ‘predatory’ professors
UBC adds Musqueam language to street signs on campus
York University, contract professors no closer to ending strike which could impact graduation for thousands
Ontario Catholic school board faces backlash over controversial donation policy
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Ontarians don’t trust government to improve quality of higher education: poll
In bid to keep funding, charities sign Ontario school board’s pledge to follow Catholic doctrine
Pencils, markers and pens in a bucket on Miss Forbes' desk in her kindergarten class at John Ross Robertson Public School in North Toronto.
A fictitious online university has stolen the identity of the University of Alberta
Number of Ontario professors over 65 rises, under 45 falls, study finds
Students fill a lecture hall at York University.
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Deaths of Colten Boushie, Tina Fontaine spark difficult classroom conversations, professors say
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New St. Michael’s College president touts value of Catholic education
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Federal government commits funds to address shortage of French immersion teachers
Uncertainty abounds as N.S. teachers vote for illegal job action over sweeping government proposals
Study finds gap in university students', faculty's appraisal of skills gleaned in class
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Arming teachers will not make U.S. schools safer Subscriber content
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Raises for executives at Ontario universities and colleges are progressing, but slowly
Ontario school data shed light on effects of math-class divisions
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Ontario school boards intensify spending war to lure students, maintain funding
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In push for funding, Ontario’s Catholic school boards enrolling more non-Catholics