The parents of about 750,000 Alberta students can expect to send their children back to classes soon as the provincial government has passed legislation to

The idea of being forced back to work doesn’t sit well with Alberta teacher Ewelina Warchol.”That’s a really hard blow,” said Warchol, an Edmonton-based teacher

The Alberta government will table back-to-work legislation on Monday that seeks to end the provincewide teachers’ strike, Premier Danielle Smith said Thursday morning.The government served

Alberta school divisions are telling families not to send students to school on Monday as the largest teacher strike in provincial history cancels classes at

The Alberta Teachers’ Association says a provincewide strike will begin on Oct. 6, after its members voted overwhelmingly against a recent tentative deal with the

Apple unveiled upgrades and tweaks to its lineup of phones, earbuds and watches, but questions remain about the apparent lack of an ambitious AI strategy.

Israel said it deported campaigner Greta Thunberg and another 170 activists on Monday from an international flotilla it prevented last week from delivering aid to

First, a siren sounds. People aboard the Alma, part of the Global Sumud Flotilla, point to the sky and shout, “Fire!” Then, a projectile falls to the boat’s

A Pakistani man was deported by the United States hours after Canadian border services agreed to reconsider his case — but they only sent his

A Haitian family has been allowed in Canada, following nearly two months in an American immigration detention centre after being turned away by Canadian border agents.The

A sample obtained by NASA’s Perseverance rover of rock formed billions of years ago from sediment on the bottom of a lake contains potential signs of ancient microbial life on Mars, according to scientists, though the minerals spotted in the sample can also form through non-biological processes.

A vulnerable tenant won a B.C. Supreme Court challenge to overturn an eviction, as the judge said the Residential Tenancy Branch arbitrator did not adequately assess if the landlord’s eviction notice was done in good faith.

As they buckle down for a new fall term, post-secondary students, faculty, administrators and sector experts are worried, as institutions struggle with plummeting enrolment of students from abroad, financial and other ramifications of federal changes to stem these students and, in several regions, status quo on domestic tuition.