The ongoing strike of school support workers in Edmonton means students with special needs can’t be in class, although they want to. Student such as Vienna Lewin, who was born with down syndrome and ...

An Edmonton parent says every day the demands of striking school support workers are not met has a negative impact on her son with special needs. Shannon Epler on Wednesday joined public school ...

Along with the new 2025 school year, which officially began today, Wednesday, 15 January, comes a new, higher price tag on private schools in South Africa. To be able to afford R350 000 (after tax ...

The workers, bundled in coats and scarves while holding up signs and placards, demanded what they call livable wages from the Edmonton Public School Board and Sturgeon Public School Division. School ...

Thousands of students across Los Angeles attend schools that were destroyed or damaged by wildfires that ravaged communities over the past week surrounding the nation's second most populous city.

The workers, bundled in coats and scarves while holding up signs and placards, demanded what they call livable wages from the Edmonton Public School Board and Sturgeon Public School Division.

The workers, bundled in coats and scarves while holding up signs and placards, demanded what they call livable wages from the Edmonton Public School Board and Sturgeon Public School Division.

It's difficult for first-year Bridgewater-Raynham High wrestling head coach Anthony Farrell to not feel like he's still a high school student-athlete at times. Since joining the Trojans' as an ...

More than 3,000 support staff workers at Edmonton Public Schools (EPSB) hit the picket line outside three schools on Monday. The planned strike day concerns the workers’ salaries, which their union ...

The workers, bundled in coats and scarves and gripping signs, are calling for what they term fair wages from the Edmonton Public School Board and Sturgeon Public School Division. School support ...

The workers, bundled in coats and scarves while holding up signs and placards, demanded what they call livable wages from the Edmonton Public School Board and Sturgeon Public School Division.