Education

Canada’s immigration minister says universities and colleges struggling to balance the books after federal cuts to the international student program will have to turn to their provincial governments for financial help.

Parents in Langley Township's Willoughby area are frustrated over news that their children will lose access to their school's bus route.

Surrey teachers frustrated with the state of ongoing contract negotiations with the provincial government will make their voices heard Monday, after school.

Treacherous winter driving conditions are a no-fun annual holiday tradition, but two local authorities on B.C. roads have advice for how to stay safe.

Emotions ran high Wednesday evening, as the Vancouver School Board voted in favour of formally closing the city's oldest school building.

Hundreds of international students are now scrambling to figure out their future after the closure of Pacific Link College in Surrey, B.C.

The provincial government is taking action after post-secondary schools are feeling the financial strain of fewer international students.

The Vancouver School Board (VSB) will hold a meeting Monday evening, inviting delegations to voice their opinions on whether to permanently close the city’s oldest school building. 

A new exhibit in Vancouver aims to explore Tibet's rich cultural heritage alongside its current political context, through the lenses and voices of the local Tibetan-Canadian community.