When choosing a training institution, the first thing to consider is its course system. A scientific, systematic, and up-to-date course system is fundamental to effective learning. It should not only ...

To do that, the B.C. government required every school district in the province to have a policy on digital devices. As a result, there would be some variation between school boards, said the premier, ...

Fort Sill celebrated countless retirees and veterans, and this week also saw the recognition and honoring of hundreds of basic trainees who graduated into soldiers.

Terry Teegee, the regional chief of the B.C. Assembly of First Nations, approaches the day with cautious resolve. A forester turned political leader, he says his journey wasn’t planned. “I was ...

Language added to this year's state budget loosened testing standards for the religious schools and delayed the implementation of certain educational standards, the lawsuit states.

Speaking before hundreds of generals and admirals assembled at a Marine Corps base outside Washington DC, President Donald Trump laid out a plan for establishing a presidential dictatorship in America ...

Opinion: Democracy protects our rights, and decency preserves our dignity. And without both, we’re lost, and heading for an epic failure, writes .

As per the tentative timetable, the Class 10 board exam in 2026 will commence on February 17 with Mathematics Standard and Mathematics Basic subjects and will end on March 9 with language and music ...

For me, September always means the excitement of a new academic semester—as the leaves begin to fall and the weather becomes crisp and clear, college students return to the classroom ready to engage ...

As airlines quietly dismantle decades of consumer protections, passengers risk losing automatic refunds, fee transparency, and disability safeguards.

Retiring U.S. Sen Dick Durbin could be key to how long a shutdown lasts or whether it happens at all. He’s sided with the GOP before but seems less likely to this time.

Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas, on Friday harshly criticized Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr, accusing him of mafia-like tactics and saying his threat to retaliate ...