“Don’t tell me it’s toxic,” says Brian Dijkema, when we won’t even try to reform Ontario's education system.

Alberta's government needs to get creative to keep students learning if teachers do indeed go on strike.

The courts and politicians expected that MAiD could be legalized without putting vulnerable Canadians at risk. But that's not what happened.

Is there a way to distinguish a 'credit mill'—a private school that exists just to make money—from a legitimate independent school?

Faith communities obviously benefit those who to choose to join them but they also benefit the broader society by virtue of what their faith calls them to do in terms of social action.

The U.K. government is now faced with a huge increase in students enrolled in state schools ... which has predictably resulted in crowded classrooms and an even greater need for teachers.

Can high-profile marriages positively influence cultural perceptions of marriage and family?

Parents shouldn’t be spending the last days of summer in a haze of uncertainty because of teachers’ contract negotiations.

"As it turns out, in Quebec, the best interests of the child intersect with the best interests of the state," writes Andrea Mrozek.