L isa Lesperance and her 92-year-old grandmother, Lorette Lesperance Spalding wore their fanciest hats to raise money for child abuse prevention education at the sixth annual Hats Off to Kids luncheon held recently at the Dadeland Marriott. The event was

With the end of another school year approaching, college sophomore Moshe Kai Cavalin is cramming for final exams in advanced mathematics, foreign languages and music.

Singing a song about a mouse that loves rice might not seem hip to some of their classmates, but at Watson B. Duncan Middle it's a lesson in learning one of the most difficult languages in the world: Chinese.

Acceptance, education, change are just some of goals of the Burnsville High School Diversity team. For the first time since the group was started in 1998 an entire week has been devoted to diversity education.

Kelly Lamrock and his provincial counterparts are "disappointed" that the federal government won't increase funding to official languages education over the next five years.