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Saskatchewan's new law requiring parental permission before students can use a different gender-related name or pronoun at school is out of step with the principles that guide professionals who work with youth, critics say.

Boise State men’s lacrosse club enters fall play this week, traveling to Salt Lake City to battle against BYU, University of Utah and Utah State. 

Gryphon CEO Jason Hsu shares the inspiration behind Marco Polo, the ultimate work-life balance development in Oakridge.

Nawaz Sharif, toppled in a coup and later jailed for corruption, is back home to fight elections.

BURNABY, B.C. - The union representing instructors, teaching assistants and other education support workers at Simon Fraser University says it has reached a tentative agreement, ending a strike that began just over three weeks ago.

As community land ownership in Scotland stalls, what can the rest of the country learn from the Scottish islands?

Lead poisoning may be one of the most overlooked challenges in global health, education, and development. Exposure to lead creates a multi-pronged and permanent attack on these children’s health and development during their vulnerable and formative early years, with devastating lifelong effects. Lead exposure is associated with cognitive deficits, lower educational attainment, behavioral disorders, violence, and reduced lifetime earnings. Though data is patchy, estimates suggest that lead expo...

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The 2023 Pan American Games begin Friday, Oct. 20, in Santiago, Chile.

Through two of the Raptors’ four preseason games, here's what has stood out in the battle for minutes.