Canadian Education on the Web
ShareThisThis site's mission is to "bring together everything related to Canada and education that has a presence on the World Wide Web." Canadian Education on the Web has links to a wide range of educational resources, such as educational libraries, education journals, jobs in education, a complete list of ministries of education in Canada, teachers' organizations, and universities and colleges. The links are sorted under these and other categories, but one can also use a keyword search. The site is created and maintained by Marian Press in the Education Commons of the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education of the University of Toronto.
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