Janet Hurley

What insights can a cartographer from Val Marie, Sask., pop. 120, provide about Canada’s most populous city?

A move to digital means owning a textbook can come with access codes that open up videos or quizzes that can add to a student's mark. It can cut costs

The new Desjardins report warns that the shortfall extends beyond campuses, as 1.2 million students renting locally can drive up rental prices.

Data from four of Ontario's largest school boards reveals reasons for kids to be scared. Teachers say problems are even worse than they appear.

An urban ecosystem in Little Italy was threatened when the city delivered a citation for having vegetation over 0.85 metres.

While the letter was understandably offensive to many, the students’ participation was a valid exercise of student expression, writes retired judge.

A Star analysis of campus housing at 22 of Ontario’s publicly funded institutions found that six just don’t have enough space to guarantee and three-quarters are in construction mode or actively seeking solutions.

The same teacher was removed from the University of Waterloo two weeks ago.

Formatted like an academic study and originally uploaded to an open access online site, “On the Challenges of Dating and Marriage in the New Generations” suggests “girls” enjoy rejecting “boys” and feminism is out of control.

The family shot to fame on March 10, 2017 after the video of political analyst Robert E. Kelly and his interview-interrupting daughter went viral.