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The former "first lady" of Canada dishes on her book Closer Together, sharing her lived experiences and plans for 2026.

For the first time since the war started in 2023, students in Gaza have been able to sit online the key exams set by the ...

Educational experts have been calling for a drastic overhaul of the system to bring it on par with global standards ...

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In a world that often celebrates “day”, “arrival” and the “result” — the signed treaty, the product launch, the graduation ...

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