Names of children who died in residential schools to be released
The Canadian Press The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation is to reveal at a…
Students
High School Graduates in Ile a la Crosse celebrate an above average graduation class
In the last decade the number of Indigenous students graduating from high school across Saskatchewan…
What will it take to get literacy levels to go up in remote communities?
Schools in the Northwest Territories are governed by a southern curriculum. And all too often,…
Global Day of Action marks earth’s funeral
It has a long name with a short goal: stop climate change. That was the…
InFocus asks: ‘What are they teaching our kids?’
This week on InFocus, Host Melissa Ridgen takes a closer look at what we’re teaching…
Students from remote Manitoba communities now have place to call their own in Winnipeg
School is in session for most kids this week. In Manitoba, more than 150…
Federal government funds $5.6M for at-risk youth in Thunder Bay
The federal government announced $5.6 million in funding for a crime prevention program for…
Why Nunavut struggles with a teacher shortage every year
The school year has already started in parts of Nunavut. But in some grades,…
After living away from home for years, DFC’s grads talk about how they did it and life after high school
There are 24 members of the 2018 DFC graduating class. Many have overcome great personal pain to achieve a high school diploma. Meet some of them here.