Christian School Excellence Awards Shortlist Released
Winners of largest ever John Rozema Awards for Teacher Excellence to be announced June 13th.
Toronto's New Payday Loan Rules Must Put Consumers First
New guidelines for cities outline potential benefits and pitfalls of new payday loan rules
Kids in Wealthiest Provinces Most Likely to Have Married Parents
Highest proportions of kids with married parents are in Ontario, Alberta, and British Columbia.
Call for National Daycare System Ignores Evidence
“National daycare isn’t done to help women or families. It’s done to help the GDP—and even there, it will fail.”
Region of Waterloo Construction Contracting Policy Unfair, Uneconomic, and Uncompetitive
Study finds region’s restrictive tendering policies fail to protect public interest in Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, and the townships of Wellesley, Woolwich, Wilmot, and North Dumfries
Canadian Kids with Married Parents Hits Record Low
Newly released 2016 family census data confirm multi-decade decline in families with married parents.
Three Key Ways That Christian Schools Influence Students
New research confirms that Protestant Evangelical high schools help bolster the faith of graduates
New Report Card on Ontario Payday Loan Rule Changes
New rules are a mixed bag, but predatory lending will still be a problem
Poll Finds Strong National Support for Funding Religious Schools
More than six in 10 Canadians want government funding directed to religious schools.