Canadian companies are making energy-transition plans – but quietly

Nearly two-thirds of 40 companies on a list of big emitters now disclose energy-transition plans, up from just over half last ...

Colleges, universities in northeastern Ontario challenged by deeper cut in international study permits

Colleges and universities in northeastern Ontario are continuing international recruitment even though the federal government ...
The Argus

Where the magic begins and believing turns to becoming

Wouldn't every child love to go to Hogwarts? Clayesmore is about as close as you can get, not just because of our iconic turret or incredible ...

International nature of B.C. extortion cases makes investigations complex: former RCMP officer

The complexity of these investigations will be part of the discussion at an extortion town hall event being hosted by CBC B.C ...

2 B.C. major projects on Mark Carney’s list for possible fast-track approval

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced in Terrace, B.C., on Thursday that two major projects in the province are being ...
The Vancouver Sun

B.C. allocates one-third of international undergraduate seats to private institutions. Here's why that matters

To date, B.C.’s public post-secondary institutions have issued 51 per cent of the PALs allocated to them this year at the ...

Phillipson appeasing unions with new curriculum, says former Ofsted chief

The former head of Ofsted has accused Bridget Phillipson of abandoning the humanities to appease unions. Baroness Spielman, ...
Times Higher Education

UK research faces a radical overhaul

The recent skills White Paper foreshadows the shuttering of some or all research in certain UK universities. But what will the effects of that be on teaching – and on research itself? How could it be ...

We can’t let Canada’s AI moment slip away

If we act with purpose, we can lead in the artificial intelligence economy and ensure that Canadians will reap the benefits ...