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When our teacher started asking about traits students had inherited from their parents, Poilievre’s brother, who was also adopted, suggested we leave, creating a moment of inclusion rather than exclusion

A UBC study finds that kids who participate in extracurricular activities are happier and less likely to spend hours on screens, yet a teacher shortage is affecting the ability to provide those activities

At the very least, this should mean shared local decision-making with First Nations when it comes to land use

While it might be a day off, it’s a time to observe, recognize and remember

Research shows it’s the freedom to exercise curiosity that, through history, has underpinned new learning, critical thinking and reasoning and has contributed to significant social and scientific progress

Through the centuries, expressing ideas not in line with prevailing leaders’ philosophy about history or the evolution of a culture in print form has proved extremely dangerous

Will they promote walking, biking/rolling and public transportation? Or will they promote further urban sprawl, single-family dwellings and a car-focused transportation system?