Alberta Education

The former ministry of Learning has been divided into Alberta Education (for K-12 education) and Alberta Advanced Education for post-secondary education.

Alberta University and College Graduate Employment Outcomes Survey ;

In 2002 the department surveyed 2000 graduates of Alberta universities and university colleges to assess their employment and educational outcomes two years after graduation. The results indicate that most graduates had made successful transitions to the workforce, engaged in a substantial amount of further learning after graduation, and remained satisfied with their university programs.

7,566 individuals participated in the telephone survey. Survey participants were graduates of 4 universities: Alberta , Athabasca , Calgary , Lethbridge ; and of 4 university colleges: Augustana, Canadian, Concordia, and King's.

BC Ministry of Ed page of external links to other provincial and territorial ministries of Education

A complete list of links to education ministries in Canada 's provinces and territories, other than BC

Council of Atlantic Ministers of Education and Training

The Council of Atlantic Ministers of Education and Training (CAMET) is composed of the Atlantic ministers of education and training, and was established in April 2004 by  agreement of the ministers of education and training , replacing the Atlantic Provinces Education Foundation (APEF) established in 1994. Member provinces are New Brunswick , Newfoundland and Labrador , Nova Scotia , and Prince Edward Island .

The purpose of the Council is to provide the framework for joint undertakings of the four provinces in the needs of public and post-secondary education.

Council of Ontario Universities

For more than 40 years, COU has been working to improve the quality and accessibility of higher education in Ontario .

Originally known as the Committee of Presidents of the Universities of Ontario (CPUO), the organization was formed in 1962 in response to a need for institutional participation in educational reform and expansion. The executive head of each of Ontario 's provincially assisted universities comprised the committee. The group was instrumental in policy and program initiatives implemented by the government during the universities' growth period in the '60s.

The committee was later enlarged to include two representatives from each member and associate institution: the executive head (university president, principal, or rector) and an academic colleague appointed by each university's senior academic governing body. In 1971, the committee changed its name to the Council of Ontario Universities.

Since then, COU has been involved in a host of activities from issues management to information management; and from leadership on collective issues to general operational support for our member institutions, committees and affiliates. COU works with and on behalf of its members to meet public policy expectations of greater accountability, financial self-reliance, diversity of educational opportunity, and responsiveness to educational and marketplace needs, while supporting institutions' traditional rights of autonomy and self-regulation.

Curriculum Inquiry Journal (OISE and U of Toronto)

Curriculum Inquiry , one of the leading international education journals, is devoted to the study of educational research, development, evaluation, and theory. Each volume brings together influential academics and researchers from around the world and from a diversity of disciplines. These contributors provide expert commentary and lively debate, exploring important ideas, issues, trends, and problems in education. Critically analytical and provocative editorials accompany each issue.

Education Quebec

Featuring reports and statistics publications relating to K-12 education in Quebec

Manitoba Department of Education

Featuring reports and statistics publications relating to K-12 education in Manitoba

Maritime Online Database

The Maritime Online Database is currently under construction.

If you have any data requests with regards to enrolments, credential granted or faculty demographics, please contact our office at mphec@mphec.ca .

Maritime Province Higher Education Commission survey report

The Maritime Provinces Higher Education Commission (MPHEC) was established in 1974. The MPHEC is an "agency of the Council of Maritime Premiers " that acts as a "regional agency for post-secondary education" (PSE). Its initial mandate was to "assist the Provinces and the institutions in attaining a more efficient and effective utilization and allocation of resources in the field of higher education in the region."

Newfoundland Education Statistics Publication

Featuring education statistics and reports for the province of Newfoundland and Labrador

Nova Scotia "PLANS" site

The Evaluation Services Division administers the Program of Learning Assessment for Nova Scotia (PLANS)

PLANS includes provincial, national, and international student assessments.

Provincial assessments are conducted in elementary, junior high, and senior high schools. In senior high schools, provincial assessments are administered as Nova Scotia Examinations (NSE) in grade 12.

The Evaluation Services Division develops, administers, and marks assessments and reports on results for both Anglophone and Acadian/Francophone students in Nova Scotia .

Ontario Ministry of Education

Featuring education statistics and reports for the province of Ontario - both K-12 and post secondary

Saskatchewan Provincial Learning Assessment Program

Featuring K-12 education statistics and reports for the province of Saskatchewan

U of Toronto Data Library Service

Helps users gain access to data on a broad range of topics from sources both within and outside of the University of Toronto . "The DLS maintains contacts with other data archives and libraries, and can assist with searching for and getting copies of data resources available elsewhere, either via the Internet or through purchase (the budget permitting)."