CollegesNot just churros: Niagara College teaches the thorny food truck businessNiagara has added food truck training to its culinary management program
EducationAs Canada’s 150th birthday beckons, the heritage trades get hotCarpenters, masons and blacksmiths who protect our heritage restore Canada’s history
UniversitySimulationists breathe life into training manikinsWhen students practice on manikins, someone has to direct the scenario. Enter the simulationist.
EducationAdd tech to a humanities degree to bridge the employment gapAdapting to a brave new job world, schools offer flexible programs so students can add tech to their humanities focus, and vice versa
UniversityWhen health meets geography, difficult truths come to the foreThe new field of health geography explores the connection between wellness and environment, and leads to some sobering truths
UniversityTraining the next generation of comedians, one gag at a timeHumber College’s comedy program is proving that while you can’t teach being funny, you can teach people how to get a laugh
EducationN.B. entrepreneur offers $500,000 to any school that starts a sales programThink you’ve got hustle? Take it a step further: Train how to be an expert communicator, problem solver and driving force.
UniversityWhen Hillary Clinton wowed HalifaxHaligonians have been big fans of Clinton since her speech at Halifax’s almost-all-female school, Mount Saint Vincent University
EducationFrom gamified Old English to new grading software, edtech is on the riseWhen it comes to creativity, there’s no shortage of new apps for teachers and students both
EducationHow to play the bells on Parliament HillCanada’s only carillon students get to practise Friday afternoons in Ottawa’s Peace Tower