‘Wild West’: Teachers, experts call for unified policies to address AI in classrooms

Teachers and technology experts say the fast pace of artificial intelligence development, combined with Ottawa’s aim to make the technology available for all Canadians, needs a consistent framework so students

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U of T mathematician becomes first Canada-based Fields Medal recipient

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Canadian professor and mathematician Jacob Tsimerman has made history as the first scholar based at a Canadian institution — and

SOGI 123 program to continue in B.C. schools despite BC Conservative claims

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Descrease article font size Increase article font size The SOGI 123 program remains in place in B.C. schools, despite claims

Ontario school boards record more deficits a year after supervisors sent in

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Five major Ontario school boards that have been under the direct supervision of the Ford government for a year or

Ontario education minister ‘clarifying’ students will be allowed to miss class for sports

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Ontario’s education minister is “clarifying” comments he made urging parents not to take their kids out of the classroom for

Ontario education minister urges parents not to pull kids from school for sports

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Descrease article font size Increase article font size Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra is urging parents not to pull their

Saskatchewan NDP urges province to repeal pronoun law affecting LGBTQ+ youth

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Nearly three years after Saskatchewan’s pronoun law came into effect, LGBTQ+ groups and the province’s Opposition are warning of its

Officials urge Calgarians to play it safe on the water this summer

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Trent University receives $57.7M in Ontario funding to prepare students for in-demand careers

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The Ontario government is investing $57.7 million in Trent University in Peterborough over the next four years as part of

Calgary families cut out of school bus service for upcoming year

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A walk past Divine Mercy School in Calgary’s Mahogany neighbourhood yielded lots of excitement on Tuesday morning — at least,