From bold hues to calming shades, color experts say these are the best small bathroom paint colors.
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Bathrooms are more than just a functional space for personal hygiene. They’re also a space to relax, rejuvenate, and energize. For that reason, your bathroom color scheme should facilitate these activities.
Color is a powerful tool employed by interior designers to shape the atmosphere and mood of a space. Some paint colors make a bathroom feel bright and energizing, while others feel calm and relaxed. With this in mind, we turned to the paint and color experts for their opinions…
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Leonardo DiCaprio to fund climate education at former school
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Leonardo DiCaprio will fund scholarships and a climate education program at the UCLA-based elementary school where he was once himself a scholarship student, the actor and the college said Tuesday.
The Leonardo DiCaprio Scholarship fund and the Climate Justice Education Program are set to begin in the forthcoming school year at the UCLA Lab School.
“I was fortunate enough to attend the Lab School due to the generous contributions of UCLA donors, and my experience profoundly transformed my worldview,” DiCaprio said in a statement to The Associated Press. “I am proud to have the chance to pass…
Holocaust education alone won’t end antisemitism
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Antisemitism isn’t a result of ignorance or lack of education. It is a complex, insidious form of hatred deeply ingrained in many societies.
Published June 01, 2023 • Last updated Jun 01, 2023 • 3 minute read
The Menorah Car Parade on Elgin Street in Ottawa is shown in this file photo. Battling antisemitism means learning about how Jews lived, not just about how they died. Photo by Jean Levac /Postmedia
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Often, the Holocaust is the first, and only, piece of Jewish history taught in schools; it can also be the only context…
STF, school board association says education top-ups don’t work
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“The top-up funding model has become the norm in Saskatchewan, but it doesn’t take into account the challenges that create for school divisions, teachers and students.”
Published June 02, 2023 • Last updated 4 hours ago • 4 minute read
Saskatchewan Education Minister Dustin Duncan announced on Thursday that the province would provide an additional $40 million in funding for school divisions. Photo by Rob O’Flanagan /Postmedia Network
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Education Minister Dustin Duncan’s announcement of a $40 million top-up in funding for school divisions may have had some seeing big dollar signs on Thursday,…
Jordan’s Principle program helps students achieve educational goals
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Published May 27, 2023 • 3 minute read
Elilah Monias and her daughter Illeanna Knott smile in this undated handout photo. Monias reached out to a Jordan’s Principle co-ordinator through the Southern Chiefs’ Organization to request help for her daughter. The 17-year-old is in her final year of high school in Brandon, Man., and received a laptop to help with her studies and continuing education. Photo by Elilah Monias /THE CANADIAN PRESS
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Illeanna Knott is preparing to graduate from high school next month.
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New Brunswick parents speak against LGBTQ2 school policy review
Shawn Rouse worries about all three of his children, but a recent letter that shows the education department is reviewing a sexual orientation and gender-diversity policy, has him even more worried about one of them.
Levi, who is in high school, is transgender and has been bullied by his fellow students.
“Sometimes it’s mild and sometimes it’s more overt, it’s very overt and aggressive,” he said in an interview. “Just this past weekend for example someone reached out to Levi and told them they should kill themselves.”
For him, Policy 713 — which ensures schools create inclusive, gender-affirming and safe…
Unqualified teachers in Quebec can take a fast-track course in September
The fast track for non-legally qualified teachers who want to further their education is taking shape, with TÉLUQ University set to accept its first cohort of candidates in the fall.
TÉLUQ says it will offer a 30-credit “100 per cent distance learning” Diplôme d’études supérieures specialisées, which is aimed at practicing preschool and elementary school teachers who hold a bachelor’s degree but are not currently legally qualified to teach.
Education Minister Bernard Drainville welcomed the move, after announcing in January that he wanted to develop a fast-track route to teacher certification.
Quebec has resorted to hiring non-legally qualified teachers because…
Talks continue ahead of strike deadlines for education workers at Carleton University
Contract talks continued Sunday evening to avert a potential strike by 3,000 graduate and undergraduate teaching assistants and contract instructors at Carleton University.
CUPE Local 4600 says its members will go on strike Monday morning if a new contract is not reached with the university.
In an update Sunday evening, Carleton said bargaining teams for the university and CUPE 4600 have been “negotiating all weekend and are still at the table working towards fairly negotiated collective agreements.”
CUPE Local 4600 president Noreen Cauley-Le Fevre told CTV News Ottawa on Sunday the “major things that are on the table” still are…