Program had almost 200 volunteers over its run at the Yorkton Exhibtion’s Harvest Showdown. YORKTON – Every year during the Yorkton Exhibition’s Harvest Showdown an event takes place that brings the world of agriculture to the youths of the parkland. “Every year during Harvest Showdown we bring grade fours and sevens to Harvest Showdown,” said […]
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EducationThe members of two of the four Ontario teacher unions that represent some 200,000 educators in Canada’s most populace province voted overwhelmingly to strike last month. As has been the case throughout the 14 months since teachers’ contracts expired at the end of August 2022, the principal concern of the union bureaucracies following the votes
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EduFi founder and CEO Aleena Nadeem EduFi Pakistan has a problem: it is struggling to keep its young people in education, largely because so many families cannot manage the upfront costs of college fees. Enter fintech startup EduFi, which is today announcing the successful completion of a $6.1 million fundraising round. It hopes its innovative
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Marilyn Sinclair says she’s feeling “pretty great” about Ontario’s new requirement that sixth-graders learn about the Holocaust. Sinclair, founder of Holocaust education organization Liberation 75, is responding to more than 8,000 requests for copies of a book from Grade 6 teachers across the province. Told from a child’s perspective, the book recounts the real-life story of the St. Louis, a ship
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One of Claude Romney’s earliest memories from when she was a young girl in France is of her father being arrested by German soldiers and a French police officer. “When my father was arrested, the Germans were not arresting women and children yet,” Romney said in an interview. “But after my father was deported, they
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