Three hours shouldn't have to feel like three years.

A Toronto teacher on what it’s been like to be back in class during this turbulent time.

Even authorities aren't sure, but with COVID testing lines snaking around the block and flu season upon us, we need to figure it out.

Teachers need to have agency to shape the learning environment, and address their students’ emotional well-being before embarking on an ambitious plan to make up for lost academic time.

Any suspicion of a sore throat or a hint of wheeziness, and a parent is asked to peremptorily remove their hapless pupil who is then taken to a coronavirus testing centre. That's where the tedium really begins.

Infectious disease specialist Dr. Ilan Schwartz on playing sports, the performative aspects of 'deep-cleaning' and whether you should steer clear of exhaling smokers.

In a year that every extra person in a room means extra risk, the Conservative government is ignoring our kids' overflowing classrooms.

School is dangerous for Black children. Pushing to change that has become a permanent part of my life.

Here’s everything we know so far about the end of CERB and the proposed alternative— including details about each of the three programs, who is eligible, and how to apply.

Melanie Williams's son was born with Down syndrome. Isolation and social distancing are experiences he faces in his everyday life.

TV shows still seem to stereotype fathers as inherently ill-suited for parenting. Why haven't they caught up with the real-world roles and expectations of modern fatherhood?

You’re not just imagining it! Coronavirus has led more kids to ask about tough topics like death and loneliness. Here's the best way to address them, according to experts.