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Five people and four generations of Zhanna Shypulia's family have moved nearly a dozen times since Russia invaded her home city of Kherson in February. They don't plan to go back.

With CUPE saying education workers will put down their picket signs, students are heading back to class in Waterloo region and Guelph Tuesday. Here are the details.

My favorite shirt was made in Honduras. My favorite song was written and recorded in Japan, but I can listen to the same notes on repeat from the comfort of

The decade-old nonprofit helps integrate refugees by giving them workforce skills to enter the job market and become self-sufficient.

5 reasons why English as a second language courses are beneficial

For Sergio Javier Lucero speaking Spanish is the natural choice but lately he’s been focusing a lot on his English and with the help of one Madison organization, he’s earned the right participate in the future of a country he’s come to call home.

The Lansing School Board will see seven candidates running for three six-year-term seats and one three-year-term seat this year. The partial term seat is unopposed.

Noraini: New MoHE initiative to help B40 children rise out of poverty.

BOSTON -- The Mosakowski Family Foundation, in cooperation with the Catholic Schools Foundation, has made a gift of $100,000 to give tuition assistance to local students whose families were displaced by the war in Ukraine. Additionally, they have pledged to match up to $50,000 in donations for CSF's emergency fund, which will be used to support families in crisis.

As recovery efforts from Hurricane Ian continue, authorities have begun to release the names of those who died. Here are their stories.