Joanna DeJong VanHof asks: shouldn't a robust publicly supported education system include all sorts of different schools?

Catharine Kavanagh reflects on the untrue stereotypes that cloud the discussion around school choice in Alberta, and what some parents recently learned.

Greg Brady with 640 Toronto interviews Brian Dijkema and Joanna De Jong VanHof about the growth in independent school enrolment in Ontario.

Cardus research found that children who were homeschooled for eight or more years had the highest levels of optimism and close social bonds.

Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois' white paper targets the wrong issue regarding boys' underperformance at school, argues Étienne-Alexandre Beauregard.

With Jonathan Trudeau and Jérôme Landry, Étienne-Alexandre Beauregard explains how educational pluralism is a solution and not a problem for the success of boys.

On Marceau's morning show, Étienne-Alexandre Beauregard responds to Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois' white paper on the achievement gap between boys and girls and pluralism in education.

Alberta’s government now has an opportunity to pursue an ever-more supportive policy environment with more learning choices, not fewer.

Toronto parents are increasingly choosing independent schools for their kids. What's behind this development?