A group of students entered the healthcare and education spheres to gain first-hand experience in French-speaking environments.

The mentorship program will pair mentors with students to provide encouragement and guidance to members from racial minority groups.

HEC Montréal's FNEE programs are tailored to the needs of communities and organizations of Indigenous people.

The Canadian Alliance of Student Associations calls on the federal government to provide more on-campus mental health support funding.

Ten John Abbott College students will take on the French literature Prix Goncourt des lycéens, a first in North America.

This 10-session "Coping with Stress and Anxiety," workshop is one of the valuable mental health resources provided by the Crisis Centre.

On Saturday, one man's 4500 km-long marathon with the goal of protecting monarch butterflies will be celebrated in Vaudreuil.

The Ecomuseum is introducing workshops to aid children's understanding of climate change.

Congratulations to John Abbott Sciences and Social Science student Gracie Diabo for being selected among 4,800 applicants for this award.

The principal of Macdonald High School sent an email to parents this afternoon addressing the school's closure due to an online threat.

The John Abbott College Foundation calls on staff, students, alums, and the public to line its main hallway with loonies.

For counselling, support groups, educational tools, or intervention-based family care, Amcal is a great resource for West Island families.

A red chair will be present at all Saint-Lazare City Council meetings from now on, as part of elementary schools' pledge to the planet.

Soccer Pointe-Claire will receive weekly on-site visits, access to camps and development programs, and more, provided by CF Montréal.

The Champlain Bridge will be lit up green to honour the victims of the Québec City Mosque Attack.

Students from Pearson's vocational Pastry Making Program are putting their treats on display for all to enjoy at a boutique on its campus.

Many free-of-charge activities will be accessible to the public at the Pierrefonds and William-G.-Boll libraries this fall.

A compilation of some short films and a poem to acknowledge Indigenous voices and their truths on this day of truth and reconciliation.

This Boucherville family has been traveling since March to provide their children with rich visual memories before they lose their sight.

The new Overture with the Arts center will create a space for children and young adults to express themselves through the creative arts.