Education

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The American Bar Association’s role as a recognized accreditor of U.S. law schools is under a federal review, with the Department of Education’s advisory committee examining the agency’s recognition. The ABA says the review follows a Department report raising compliance concerns. A final decision will be made by the Department after considering the committee’s recommendation and other materials.

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Canada has outlined initial Team Canada Strong measures, including paid skilled-trades placements for young people, a C$5,000 completion bonus for eligible certified tradespeople and up to C$10,000 for qualifying employers that hire first-year apprentices. A C$400 weekly training top-up is expected to follow in 2027.

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Toronto’s Hospital for Sick Children has again been ranked first among more than 250 paediatric hospitals worldwide by Newsweek and Statista. SickKids says the result is its third top ranking and extends its run among the world’s top two paediatric hospitals to six consecutive years.

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Canada’s new student-aid rules took effect August 1, 2026, restricting federal funding for students at private, for-profit schools. Overseas students may lose grants and loans, while many attending Canadian institutions could lose the full-time grant. Transitional protections and program exemptions remain, making it essential to confirm a school and program’s eligibility before enrolling or paying a deposit for upcoming studies.

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Not all college programs deliver the same returns. Here's how healthcare, technology, engineering, and skilled trades are shaping Canada's highest-paying careers.

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Rising tuition, housing costs, and a changing labour market are forcing students to rethink higher education. Here's what the data says about the value of a Canadian degree.

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University of Toronto rises to 4th in CWUR 2026 research rankings, ahead of Yale, Oxford, and Cambridge, signaling a shift toward output-driven global academic power.