Opinion: Our kids schools are too hot and too smoky for learning By Claire Kraatz, Jenny Yeremiy, and Jaymie Heilman, Calgary Herald Published Jun 14, 2025 Last updated Jun 14, 2025 ...

Picture yourself inside a science classroom so hot that the students have to decamp to another part of their Calgary middle school. Now imagine being inside a Calgary math class where a Grade 12 ...

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