Last month, Industry Minister Mélanie Joly confirmed Ottawa would not pursue recovery of $34 million awarded to five projects ...

CBC did not commit to publishing all internal editorial directives or indicate whether it would support legislation requiring ...

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The Academy of Learning college is under police investigation after allegations of widespread academic fraud and its students receiving more than $219 million in provincial OSAP grants.

Years of warnings about possible student aid misuse have led to a police referral and a funding freeze affecting students across the sector. Conservative politicians still promoted them.

Public Safety has estimated approximately 2,422 potential registrants. Only two have officially registered as of writing.

Let Alberta Decide co-lead Keith Wilson joins Marc Patrone to discuss the Alberta–Quebec double standard, referendum polling and his concerns about Elections Alberta.

The international student pipeline can be a lucrative business, especially when you operate on both ends of it. Juno News ...

Canada does not need unquestioning patriotism, nor does it need citizens who agree about everything. What it needs is ...

Minister Fraser's announcement does not itself change the law. Parliament must still pass the legislation before the March ...

A Mississauga secondary school’s Palestinian student group is promoting wearing the keffiyeh, a traditional Arabic headdress or scarf, to commemorate October 7.

The B.C. Conservatives are polling ahead of the governing NDP, as voters sour on Premier David Eby’s decision to call an election two years early.