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As Canada commemorates the tragic downing of flight PS752, which claimed 176 lives, the solemn ceremony is overshadowed by the federal government’s continued reluctance to designate the primary branch of the Iranian Armed Forces as a terrorist organization.

True North has compiled the notable stories that took place on Canadian campuses this year – including many that were exclusively reported through the Campus Watch series.

"If the government stopped funding independent schools, it would likely cost B.C. taxpayers more money and severely damage the ability of many B.C. parents to choose the right school for their children."

As Canada grapples with its own economic challenges, International Development Minister Ahmed Hussen announced Wednesday that nearly $10 million will be sent to support youth employment initiatives in Iraq.

Amnesty International’s University of Toronto chapter is threatening “unprecedented” acts of "resistance" if the school opts to crack down on anti-Zionist activity amid a rise of antisemitism on Canadian campuses.

Canadian journalists were so eager to attend the University of British Columbia’s Bug Bake Off on Tuesday to get a taste of edible insect creations that the event was booked to capacity the night before.

A controversial Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI) trainer raked in more than $300,000 in fees during the pandemic for her sessions with the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) and the Peel District School Board (PDSB).

The University of Alberta has fired the director of its sexual assault centre after she and the centre signed an open anti-Israel letter that denied Hamas terrorists raped women as part of their Oct. 7 attack.

Premier David Eby said the decision comes in response to the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, which has created a “frightening time” for the Jewish community evoking “the history of persecution of Jews.” 

"The B.C. Teachers’ Federation’s opinion that standardized testing should be abolished is a fringe view, in opposition to the vast majority of B.C. parents whose kids are in K-12 schools (and, incidentally, pay for the education system)."