Kristin Rushowy

In what is believed to be a first in Ontario, the government has “relieved the board of governors of their duties.”

The damning details in a recent, confidential two-part audit of the Kitchener-area college rate the school as “high” risk, according to executive summaries obtained by the Star.

The Kitchener-area school was criticized for alleged mismanagement, including a retirement package given to the former long-time president.

Ontario education minister says requirements could go beyond just balancing books.

The province's auditor general's report also urges the government to address long wait-lists for assessments as well as create consistent levels of classroom care for kids.

Government is allocating almost $30.6B for the upcoming school year, up from about $30.3B this year, and it has also pledged $1.6B to build schools.

Camillo Cipriano, the director at the Niagara Catholic board for six years, will take the reins of the country's largest school board on June 8.

Camillo Cipriano, the director at the Niagara Catholic board for six years, will take the reins of the country’s largest school board on June 8.

Elected officials found guilty of serious breaches of codes of conduct by integrity commissioners can be removed by a unanimous vote of council.

Colleges and universities will have to work with local businesses before making their pitch to the province for funding for extra spots.