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Seasons come and go, but where did they get their names?

By Geoff Carpentier on March 13, 2022  

Seasons come and go, but where did they get their names?

Last fall when I looked out my door, most of the leaves had fallen, the…

Let’s be sure to teach our children critical thinking skills

By Peter Cowley on March 10, 2022  

Let’s be sure to teach our children critical thinking skills

Apparently, both the British Columbia ministry of education and the British Columbia Teachers’ Federation would…

We can’t hide our heads in the sand over racism

By Gerry Chidiac on March 10, 2022  

We can’t hide our heads in the sand over racism

There has been a great deal of discussion in the American media about the teaching…

Public health researcher a lead author on global report on climate change

By Gillian Rutherford on March 5, 2022  

Public health researcher a lead author on global report on climate change

Agricultural policy-makers, wastewater treatment engineers, crisis counsellors and allergists all have something in common, although…

Buddhist art exhibit gives students experience with museum work

By Bev Betkowski on March 5, 2022  

Buddhist art exhibit gives students experience with museum work

As a child in South Korea, Sung Eun Cho spent many weekends with her Buddhist…

Internship program supporting Black students in STEM expands to Ottawa

By Adrianna MacPherson on March 5, 2022  

Internship program supporting Black students in STEM expands to Ottawa

It takes more than technical knowledge to succeed in a career in science, technology, engineering…

People from under-represented communities take centre stage

By Geoff McMaster on February 27, 2022  

People from under-represented communities take centre stage

In an all-too-familiar tense scene, a fraudulent immigration officer demands money from a Filipino immigrant…

Website offers global hub for research on decolonization, anti-racism

By Adrianna MacPherson on February 27, 2022  

Website offers global hub for research on decolonization, anti-racism

A new online hub is bringing together scholars and students from around the world to…

Fall of Singapore shattered assumptions of British superiority

By Pat Murphy on February 24, 2022  

Fall of Singapore shattered assumptions of British superiority

On Feb. 15, 1942, Singapore – the so-called Gibraltar of the East – fell to…

The myth of systemic racism

By Mark Milke on February 23, 2022  

The myth of systemic racism

The following is an excerpt from The Victim Cult: How The Grievance Culture Hurts Everyone…

It’s time that students came first rather than last

By Michael Zwaagstra on February 23, 2022  

It’s time that students came first rather than last

Finally, provincial governments are loosening public health restrictions. Based on what many health officials are…

Handwriting remains a useful skill

By Michael Zwaagstra on February 21, 2022  

Handwriting remains a useful skill

“Sign here please.” Anyone who has ever accepted a UPS delivery, signed a permission slip…

How early Asian Americans trumped prejudice

By Mark Milke on February 16, 2022  

How early Asian Americans trumped prejudice

The following is an excerpt from The Victim Cult: How The Grievance Culture Hurts Everyone…

Income inequality contributes to higher rates of adolescent depression

By Kari Sweetman on February 12, 2022  

Income inequality contributes to higher rates of adolescent depression

Canadian teenagers who attend schools in areas with high-income inequality are more likely to suffer…

Teachers should keep using textbooks

By Michael Zwaagstra on February 8, 2022  

Teachers should keep using textbooks

I learned a lot about Canadian history when I was an elementary school student. However,…

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