Janet Hurley is a Senior Writer at the Toronto Star. She specializes in culture, education, and societal trends, with a strong focus on educational policy, school governance, and campus life. Janet has been featured in several publications, including the Waterloo Region Record and The Hamilton Spectator.
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The university is framing the proposal as “just the start of a conversation” but faculty groups are concerned that it feels like a done deal.
By: Janet Hurley
Ontario schools are rolling out vape detectiors, guiding how and where administrators respond, and helping reclaim space students avoided out of fear.
By: Janet Hurley
An Ontario principal cancelled this high school’s prom. A walkout and petition failed to bring it back — but the students weren’t done
By: Janet Hurley
Half the recipients of new federal funding program, the Canada Impact+ Research Training Awards, are from 4 countries.
By: Janet Hurley
Half the recipients of new federal funding program, the Canada Impact+ Research Training Awards, are from 4 countries.
By: Janet Hurley
House on Parliament, part of our Top 100 Under $100 guide, manages to be both cosy and lively.
By: Janet Hurley
The future of board games was recently on display in Toronto. But in the meantime, try these pointers for some classics.
By: Janet Hurley
Protospiel North, a twice-yearly gathering, brings together designers and players eager to test games in progress.
By: Janet Hurley
House on Parliament, part of our Top 100 Under $100 guide, manages to be both cosy and lively.
By: Janet Hurley
For 15 years, Andrew English and a group of dads have counted on a weekly tradition, playing pickup basketball at Central Toronto Academy. The gym is small, can be "hot
