The University of Alberta’s Faculty of Engineering will launch a new undergraduate degree program in mechatronics and robotics. The five-year program will equip students with the skills needed to ...

The University of the Fraser Valley has officially opened its newly renovated Mission campus. This campus will house the UFV School of Education, bringing the university’s teacher education and early ...

Memorial University’s Department of Mathematics and Statistics has launched a Data Science degree program. The new major brings together interdisciplinary courses and hands-on learning opportunities ...

Northern College has partnered with the District School Board Ontario Northeast (DSB1) and the Northeastern Catholic District School Board (NCDSB) to offer a micro-credential that will train ...

Cambrian College and the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology recently shared some of the efforts they are taking to lower the carbon footprints on their campuses. Cambrian has taken steps to ...

Northlands College and the Saskatchewan Distance Learning Centre (Sask DLC) have renewed their partnership in order to bring free, online high school courses to adults living in the Northern ...

Dalhousie University’s Board of Governors has approved the design of a new residence with the capacity to house approximately 200 students. The university will be removing its Mini-Residence houses in ...

Higher Education Quality Council of Ontario (HEQCO) has published a new resource to help postsecondary instructors recognize Indigenous Knowledges in the classroom and encourage critical thinking. The ...

The University of Alberta has renamed its dental school the Mike Petryk School of Dentistry in honour of the Petryk family, which recently donated $10M to support research and future students.

Two postsecondary institutions recently announced that buildings on their campuses have received notable sustainable building certifications. Trent University’s Forensics Crime Scene Facility is the ...

Saskatchewan Polytechnic has restructured its academic division into four faculties. The division is now organized into the Faculty of Business and Management; the Faculty of Digital Innovation, Arts ...

Christina Clark-Kazak (University of Ottawa) and Norah Vollmer (Carleton University) write that Canada should do more to support scientists and artists displaced by conflict in their home countries.