Catholic Schools

De La Salle College “Oaklands,” one of Canada’s oldest educational institutions with roots predating Canadian Confederation, celebrated its 175th anniversary in early June.

The Canadian men’s national soccer team’s journey to their first-ever knockout-stage appearance at the FIFA World Cup is captivating young and old alike.

After four years leading Toronto’s St. Michael’s College School, veteran Catholic educator Pat Daly is bringing a long career to an official close at the end of this school year.

St. Michael’s Choir School is looking to close its concert season on a high note with Sing Unto God, a celebration of sacred music across classic and modern pieces featuring a full string orchestra and rising young soloists at historic St. Paul’s Basilica on May 31.

An open letter from Morgan Ste. Marie, chair of the Durham Catholic District School Board, detailing the losses that would follow elimination of local school board trustee positions.

In 1830 the early roots of Catholic education were formed in Upper Canada in the Kingston diocese by Bishop Alexander Macdonell. From this small action by Bishop Macdonell, Catholic education roots have flourished over the years.

A culmination of a project started long ago, and the continuation of another, has seen Regina Catholic school students and staff quietly transform Lenten spirits into stories of real hope.

Students at Our Lady of Assumption School in Calgary are gifting blessing bags this Easter to homeless men and women staying at the Mustard Seed emergency shelter.

In a first for Canada, Puratos is bringing professional-level baking education to high school students with the opening of a dedicated bakery school at Mississauga, Ont.'s Father Michael Goetz Secondary School.

A new survey of Ontario Catholic teachers reveals alarming levels of workplace violence and harassment, with nine in 10 having experienced or witnessed some form of either in the past year.