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Why a team of Ontario student scientists is racing to the wreckages of Canada's worst storms (opens the original)
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MANLEY, ONT. â As Kevin Murray stood on his porch, the sky suddenly turned dark and the wind surged, driving the rain sideways. He ordered his four children to the basement. He watched as a trampoline careened across the yard; the house shook, and Murray knew it was time to follow the family downstairs. Less than 15 minutes later, he emerged from his Perth County home to a scene of devastation across his two properties. Towering trees that once lined the long country driveway like a colonnade
How Ontario professors are upending the way they grade students (opens the original)
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There will be no take-home essays in Stuart Chambers’ university courses this fall. Tired of trying to detect AI usage, the University of Ottawa sociology professor is replacing the traditional means of assessment with an in-person 75-minute handwritten paper. “I was becoming too much of a police officer and less of a professor. I want to go back to being a professor.” Chambersâ dilemma is playing out in classrooms everywhere. Since ChatGPT’s public launch in 2022, generative AI has rapidly g
TD is cancelling one of Canada's richest corporate scholarships after 30 years (opens the original)
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One of the richest corporate scholarships available to post-secondary students in Canada is coming to an end after 30 years. TD announced this week that it is cancelling its Scholarships for Community Leadership program. The program provided up to $70,000 in tuition and living expenses over four years as well as an opportunity for paid summer employment to students who demonstrated outstanding commitment to their communities. Ranked among the most generous undergraduate awards, it was surpassed
Split-grade classes in Ontario schools make parents ‘furious’ — and create a nightmare for teachers (opens the original)
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Editorâs note: This story was originally published on Sep. 28, 2025. As students return to school we are resharing the article. At a glance, Joe Zaccariaâs lesson plan â riddled with capital letters, cryptic abbreviations and rings of concentric circles â looks more like an ancient cipher than a teaching tool. But thereâs a logic to it, and itâs one he relies on to keep his split-grade classes on track. âThe planning gets complicated, and there are times where it doesnât work ou
Canada is luring top U.S. scientists with 'almost unheard of' funding amid tense American political climate (opens the original)
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Kathryn Whitehead wasnât looking to leave Carnegie Mellon, an American university known globally for its science and technology programs. But then Canada came calling with an offer âalmost unheard of right now,â and the chemical engineer, whose work could unlock therapies for Parkinsonâs disease and cystic fibrosis, didnât hesitate. Whitehead is heading to the University of British Columbia as research chair in translational drug delivery â one of 64 academics appointed Thursday to
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