More than two thirds of students surveyed told us that they have felt optimistic, productive and equipped to handle their problems during the pandemic. But this isn’t a straightforward story about resilience.
Hooray! You made it to university and you get to decide which courses to take, which clubs to join and what to eat for dinner. Also: how much money to spend.
University students across Canada are frustrated by the slow pace of halting dangerous climate change, and they are wielding their power to do something about it
University students in Canada are paying more attention to climate change than ever before. It’s their future that’s in limbo, they say, and they want companies and governments—and their own schools—to start listening.
‘I would ask myself: How successful am I in my classes? At helping my parents? At maintaining my appearance? At honing my hobbies? At being lonely?’
Many of these workers train in colleges, work in long-term care and in hospitals and are at the very front line of the Canadian health-care system
The $9 billion fund, announced by the PM on April 22, will provide eligible students with $1,250 per month from May to August. ‘In Canada, we look out for each other.’
John Geddes: High turnout among young voters helped Trudeau mightily in 2015 and he is bidding to recapture some of that magic in this fall’s campaign
Scott Gilmore: After Parkland, NRA opponents are motivated and have the tools to mobilize. And for the first time, the gun lobby group is vulnerable.
Our editorial: According to a new survey of the world’s 15 year olds, Canadian teens are harder working and more energetic than their global peers.
The search for 43 missing students has uncovered evidence of graves and a dangerously corrupt political system
Financial stress isn’t a mental illness, it’s a fact of life—and it masks the bigger issue at play