In 1920, Duncan Campbell Scott, then-deputy superintendent of the Department of Indian Affairs is quoted for suggesting that his goal was to “get rid of the Indian problem.” Scott’s...
In September’s speech from the throne, the federal government announced “a significant, long-term, sustained investment to create a Canada-wide early learning and child care system.” We were told that...
Building Indigeneity into the curricula at Canadian post-secondary schools requires more than just introducing Indigenous history and knowledge. To ensure systemic change, we must have the courage to engage...
La nature crée des différences, la société en fait des inégalités. — Tahar Ben Jelloun De manière générale, la lutte contre les inégalités raciales en milieu scolaire soulève un questionnement...
Canadian public schools demonstrate varying degrees of engagement with Black History Month, which has been celebrated in Canada since 1976. Some have assemblies with guest speakers and artistic performances,...
Canadian researchers from the social sciences and humanities have stepped up to help the country face the COVID-19 pandemic. In multiple ways, they continue to offer policy-makers the evidence...
After being decimated by 90 per cent drops in passenger volume between March and November 2020, it appeared as if the aviation sector would finally get the direct government...
(Cet article a été traduit de l’anglais.) Il y a trois ans, notre équipe de recherche a commencé à mettre sur pied une plateforme visant à offrir de nouvelles...
Educators swept up in the global orbit of the World Economic Forum and the international whirl of the Global Teacher Prize network were caught off-guard, like everyone else, by...
In the October speech from the throne, the Liberal government resurrected the idea of a national child-care program. Since such programs are always to some extent cost-shared with provinces,...
