A jury rejected Elon Musk’s claims that OpenAI under Sam Altman’s leadership betrayed its mission to benefit the public by morphing into a for-profit business, finding that he waited too long to sue the company. Read…

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National Post·policy

Chris Selley: Parties had better clean up nomination races before the government decides to

What are voters to make of a political party that can’t properly manage a riding nomination? The Ontario Liberals are the latest to pose that question implicitly — and not for the first time — to the electorate. Nate…

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Queen's Gazette·higher-ed

Queen’s launches search for next Smith Engineering dean

Queen’s launches search for next Smith Engineering dean nld4 Fri, 05/15/2026 - 17:56 Dr. Kevin Deluzio concludes his second term as Dean of Smith Engineering on June 30, 2027. In accordance with the procedures…

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National Post·policy

Possible contenders in U.K. Labour Party leadership race

As embattled British Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces a likely leadership contest, several rivals are getting into position to stand against him to lead the Labour party and the country. Read More

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McMaster Daily News·higher-ed

Meet the honorary degree recipients of Spring 2026

Thought leaders, innovators, scholars, philanthropists and above all, change makers. Seven remarkable individuals will receive honorary degrees at the Spring Convocation ceremonies in recognition of their outstanding…

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Western University News·higher-ed

Western researchers centre human experience in mobility, agriculture technology

Western professors Pooja Viswanathan and Marcus Drover will each receive $250,000 in federal funding through the New Frontiers in Research Fund (NFRF) to support their research centring underrepresented human experience…

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University Affairs CA·higher-ed

Universities must steer AI in the public interest

In my first month as a university provost, a colleague said something that has stayed with me: artificial intelligence isn’t a technology story, it’s a humanity story. From that day, the power of such a distinction has…

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University of Saskatchewan News·higher-ed

USask students receive Lieutenant Governor Scholarship awards

Four outstanding Saskatchewan graduate and post graduate students are being recognized for their academic excellence and leadership through the 2026-27 Saskatchewan Lieutenant...

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Western University News·higher-ed

Brett Buchanan named new dean of arts and humanities

Brett Buchanan has been appointed dean of Western’s Faculty of Arts and Humanities. A philosopher with broad interdisciplinary interests, Buchanan comes to Western from Concordia University of Edmonton, where he has…

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Queen's Gazette·higher-ed

Queen’s announces next dean of Faculty of Arts and Science

Queen’s announces next dean of Faculty of Arts and Science nld4 Wed, 05/13/2026 - 13:42 Queen's University Principal and Vice-Chancellor Patrick Deane has announced the appointment of Kevin Kee as dean of the Faculty of…

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University of Waterloo News·higher-ed

Blue Jays leaning into their Waterloo advantage

Share Waterloo alumni are playing a big role within the Toronto Blue Jays organization Canada’s only Major League Baseball franchise is perhaps unsurprisingly powered in part by the talent and innovation of University…

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Western University News·higher-ed

Student-led blood pressure program helps older adults

Starting last fall, some Londoners who attend 55+ fitness programs at recreation centres throughout the city arrived at class to find a handful of Western University students setting up a station equipped with chairs…

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National Post·policy

Starmer’s vow to remain British PM for a decade may face challenges, including from within his Labour Party

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said he intends to lead the U.K. for 10 years even as calls for his departure grow from within the governing Labour Party and rivals threatened to launch a leadership challenge in the…

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National Post·policy

Andrew Graham: Businesses ignore the need for AI fluency at their peril

Speaking two languages has long been essential for some leadership roles in Canada. Whether running for prime minister or leading a national airline, bosses have ignored bilingualism at their peril. Today, an arguably…

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McMaster Daily News·higher-ed

New major announced in nuclear engineering

Amid growing global investment in nuclear technologies and research, McMaster University is introducing a new undergraduate degree in nuclear engineering to help prepare the next generation of skilled professionals.…

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McMaster Daily News·higher-ed

Complete scholars: Four exceptional faculty members named Distinguished University Professors

Four highly accomplished faculty members have been named Distinguished University Professors in recognition of their achievements in scholarship, teaching and service. Lehana Thabane, Parminder Raina, Megan Brickley and…

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Queen's Gazette·higher-ed

Two Queen’s students named McCall MacBain Scholars

Two Queen’s students named McCall MacBain Scholars nld4 Wed, 05/06/2026 - 12:55 Smith Engineering students Sabrina Button (BASc'26) and Michael Jones (BASc'26) have been named McCall MacBain Scholars. They are two of 20…

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National Post

Data breach investigation ensnares Alberta separatist movement as independence petition hits deadline

A suspected data breach has dealt a credibility blow to Alberta separatists, underscoring the lack of designated leadership behind the grassroots movement and causing a rare rupture between the various organizations and…

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Queen's Gazette·higher-ed

Queen’s wins first ever Ironstone Achievement Award from United Way KFL&A

Queen’s wins first ever Ironstone Achievement Award from United Way KFL&A adc3 Mon, 05/04/2026 - 19:42 Queen’s United Way Community Campaign Committee members, from left: Nick Mosey, Chief of Staff and Special Advisor,…

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Western University News·higher-ed

Western law professor Valerie Oosterveld appointed associate vice president (research)

Western University law professor Valerie Oosterveld has been appointed to a five-year term as associate vice-president (research), effective July 1. A leading researcher shaping approaches to gender issues within…

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26/27 Teacher/Principal

Education news for this role

Elon Musk loses case against Sam Altman over OpenAI’s future

Chris Selley: Parties had better clean up nomination races before the government decides to

Queen’s launches search for next Smith Engineering dean

Possible contenders in U.K. Labour Party leadership race

Meet the honorary degree recipients of Spring 2026

Western researchers centre human experience in mobility, agriculture technology

Universities must steer AI in the public interest

USask students receive Lieutenant Governor Scholarship awards

Brett Buchanan named new dean of arts and humanities

Queen’s announces next dean of Faculty of Arts and Science

Blue Jays leaning into their Waterloo advantage

Student-led blood pressure program helps older adults

Starmer’s vow to remain British PM for a decade may face challenges, including from within his Labour Party

Andrew Graham: Businesses ignore the need for AI fluency at their peril

New major announced in nuclear engineering

Complete scholars: Four exceptional faculty members named Distinguished University Professors

Two Queen’s students named McCall MacBain Scholars

Data breach investigation ensnares Alberta separatist movement as independence petition hits deadline

Queen’s wins first ever Ironstone Achievement Award from United Way KFL&A

Western law professor Valerie Oosterveld appointed associate vice president (research)

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