Canada: Education

The Tax Court of Canada decision in Tchiakoua v. The King, 2026 TCC 113 [Tchiakoua], provides important guidance on whether student-loan remission or forgiveness is taxable in Canada and how to challenge a CRA tax reassessment through the tax objections process involving education-related debt relief.

Québec's Ministry of Immigration has temporarily reopened the Québec Experience Program (PEQ) for a two-year period starting July 2, 2026, allowing certain temporary foreign workers and Québec graduates to apply for permanent selection.

Certified nutrition experts Joanne Smith and Kylie James examine the powerful connection between dietary choices and professional resilience for caregivers and clinicians. Drawing from specialized research in traumatic injury and neurological conditions, they reveal how strategic nutrition can protect well-being and sustain the capacity to care for others facing compassion fatigue.

In law school, we learn how to read a set of facts, find the legal issues, the applicable legal tests, and apply them to answer some hypothetical question.

In my first class on the first day of law school, each student introduced themselves and shared what they studied in their undergrad.

In advance of the new proficiency model set to come into effect on January 1, the Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO) has been busy this last quarter...

Late in December, the Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO) proposed the first set of changes to its continuing education (CE) programs.

Recent amendments to Canadian immigration regulations now allow international students to work part-time up to 24 hours per week off-campus without a work permit...

Over the past three years, ReferToHer® has been the exclusive matching donor on the Women's Legal Education & Action Fund (LEAF) annual marquee fundraiser, and together with many other generous donors.