Janet Hurley

This measure came after the Ontario Human Rights Commission found the province’s education system was failing students when it came to teaching literacy.

The Ontario government launched a review of the college’s governance practices and directed members to continue operations but with several restrictions.

Toronto writer Andrew Pyper, whose debut novel "Lost Girls" launched a career of bestselling, award-winning literary thrillers, has died.

Initially shocked, Dante Capobianco ended up accepting an offer to study at the University of Toronto. "I have not looked back."

A Canadian Cancer Society report gives the first comprehensive look at the economic impact, including lost income and out-of-pocket expenses.

A Grade 11 assignment got a zero after the province's largest online school deemed it to be AI-generated. But experts say AI detection is inaccurate.

Communities from Toronto to New York, and now Ingersoll, are wrestling with how to properly acknowledge and preserve these graveyards, commonly known as Potter’s Fields.

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.