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10-year-old boy walks home after breaking wrists at school in Sherwood Park

January 22, 2021 Canuck Alberta education, alberta playground, Alberta School, broken wrists, Education, elk island public school, Mills Haven Elementary School, News, playground injury, school injury, Sherwood Park, swing set injury

Tuesday, at Mills Have Elementary School in Sherwood Park, a Grade 5 class was let out a little early to

10-year-old told to walk home after breaking his wrists at school

January 22, 2021 Canuck Broken arms, Broken Bones, Education, Elk Island, Health, Injury, Mills Haven Elementary School, Sherwood Park, Sherwood Park Schools

A Sherwood Park boy is recovering after he broke both his wrists after falling off the swings at school. He

Meadow Lake Tribal Council creating apps to teach Cree, Dene languages

January 22, 2021 Canuck App, Canada, Cree, Dene, Education, Gwen Cubbon, Indigenous language, Language, Meadow Lake Tribal Council, MLTC, Saskatchewan News, Tech

The Meadow Lake Tribal Council (MLTC) is using modern technology as it tries to preserve and teach Dene and Cree.

Manitoba government pledges extra $50 million for schools: Cullen

January 21, 2021 Canuck Cliff Cullen, Education, Manitoba education, Manitoba politics, Manitoba schools, Politics, Province of Manitoba, Reg Hewler, Schools

The Manitoba government is spending an extra $50 million on schools, education minister Cliff Cullen and central services Minister Reg

Toronto’s SickKids hospital report urges more masking, distancing for schools planning to reopen

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New documentary showcases Black history in the Prairies

January 20, 2021 Canuck Alberta, Alberta history, Alberta race curriculum, Alberta racism, Black Alberta, Black History, Black Prairie history, Canada, Discrimination, Documentary, Education, Lethbridge, News, Oppression, Prairies black history, Racism, Systemic Racism

A group of university scholars is creating resources for teachers in Alberta to illustrate the history and identities of Black

Ottawa students will not return to in-person classes on Jan. 25

January 20, 2021 Canuck CECCE, CEPEO, Education, Health, OCDSB, OCSB, Ottawa Catholic Distict School Board, Ottawa Coronavirus, Ottawa COVID-19, Ottawa education, Ottawa french catholic schools, Ottawa french public schools, Ottawa in-person schooling, Ottawa remote learning, Ottawa schools, Ottawa-Carleton District School Board

Students in Ottawa will not return to classes on Monday amid continued COVID-19 precautions, the Ontario education minister’s office confirmed

Schools in just 7 southern Ontario regions to open in-person Monday, rest stay online

January 20, 2021 Canuck Canada Coronavirus, Coronavirus, Coronavirus Cases, Coronavirus In Canada, coronavirus news, coronavirus update, COVID-19, covid-19 canada, covid-19 news, Education, Health, Ontario, Ontario Coronavirus, Ontario COVID-19, Ontario Education, Ontario schools

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What is the best schooling option for students as COVID-19 cases rise in Saskatchewan?

January 20, 2021 Canuck Canada, Carla Beck, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Education, Patrick Maze, Saskatchewan Coronavirus, saskatchewan covid-19, Saskatchewan Government, Saskatchewan NDP, Saskatchewan News, Saskatchewan Schools, Saskatchewan Teachers Federations, Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation, Schools, STF

It’s a question that’s on the mind of many parents in Saskatchewan: should children be learning in-class or online as

USask reported cases of cheating ‘likely’ on the rise after switch to online learning: spokesperson

January 18, 2021 Canuck academic misconduct, Canada, Cheating, College of Agriculture and Bioresources, College Of Medicine, COVID-19, Education, methods of teaching, online learning, Penalty, professors, Saskatchewan News, Saskatoon, Saskatoon News, University of Saskatchewan

The COVID-19 pandemic has altered the way people go about their everyday life. That is true for faculty and students

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