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The Waldorf School of Saratoga Springs is running screen‑free summer camps this year, offering themed, nature‑focused activities for children of various ages and giving families a technology‑free vacation alternative.
Quebec has ordered the closure of four private subsidized colleges, affecting hundreds of international students, while Collège supérieur de Montréal plans to contest the decision at an administrative tribunal.
Students in Montreal are protesting the shutdown of a college after Quebec suspended its operating permit, a move that endangers their graduation prospects and, for many international students, their immigration status.
Students at Collège Supérieur de Montréal protested on July 20, 2026, after the Quebec Ministry of Education refused to renew the college’s operating permits without providing an explanation, leaving the institution facing possible closure.
Students at a Montreal college protested on July 19 after Quebec suspended the school’s operating permit, forcing its closure and jeopardizing international students who rely on the institution for immigration status.
The Saratoga Jewish Cultural Festival will hold a virtual panel on August 7 at 7 p.m. to discuss the documentary “Imaginary Witness” and explore Hollywood’s portrayal of the Holocaust as part of its educational programming.
Students at Collège supérieur de Montréal protested on July 20, 2026 against the Quebec Ministry of Education’s refusal to renew the college’s operating permits, a decision made without explanation that threatens the school’s closure.
Students at Collège supérieur de Montréal protested on July 20, 2026 against the Quebec Ministry of Education’s decision not to renew the college’s operating permits, a move made without public explanation. The demonstration seeks clarification and a possible reversal of the planned closure.
The Saratoga Jewish Cultural Festival will hold an online panel on August 7 featuring Daniel Anker and Gene Hackman to discuss Hollywood’s portrayal of the Holocaust as part of its educational programming.
Round Room’s School Rocks Backpack Giveaway will provide a free backpack to each child at 43 New Jersey stores, including likely Wildwood locations, on July 26, helping families prepare for the new school year.
Foreign students protested in downtown Montreal on July 19, demanding a permanent solution after the Quebec Ministry of Education refused to renew permits for four private colleges, leaving their studies uncertain.
Dozens of foreign students protested in downtown Montreal after the Quebec Ministry of Education refused to renew permits for four private colleges, jeopardizing their studies. They are demanding a permanent solution to complete their programs.
A former student has filed a lawsuit against Collège de Montréal, alleging multiple sexual assaults by a staff member, prompting scrutiny of the institution’s handling of such incidents.
Three Toronto students earned 100% averages in the 2026 school year, crediting family support, personal interests, community resources, and time management for their success.
Ontario’s Ministry of Colleges and Universities has barred students at five private career colleges from receiving OSAP loans for the 2026‑2027 year, extending a prior ban on OSAP grants due to concerns about the schools’ enrollment practices.
Two private Quebec colleges closed abruptly in early July 2026, leaving several hundred international students without a place to study. The shutdown of Collège supérieur de Montréal and its Sherbrooke sister campus has created immediate uncertainty for the affected students.
Two private Quebec colleges closed suddenly on July 13, leaving several hundred international students without classes or housing and creating immediate logistical and academic challenges.
Education strategist Katie Fleming recommends ice gem and kindness rock projects as simple, hands‑on summer activities for families across the Capital Region in 2026.
Quebec's education ministry refused to renew permits for two private colleges, closing them and leaving 878 foreign students without a place to study, affecting their academic and immigration plans.
Two private Quebec colleges—Collège supérieur de Montréal and its Sherbrooke campus—shut down suddenly, leaving several hundred international students without a school and prompting concerns about their academic futures.
