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Ontario's cellphone ban in classrooms raises questions about whether something similar could be coming to Saskatchewan.

From the top toys of the season to bestselling books, there's a deal for everyone on your list at Indigo's Black Friday event.

September marks Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. While one Calgary boy and his family take on the battle of a lifetime, his school has stepped up to support them all the way.

Police said they responded to a north-end business in Guelph on Sunday after more than $700 worth of Pokémon cards was reported stolen.

Our 2023 reporters for the day — Aaryan, Olivia, Cecily and Hudson — were tasked with measure up who is the tallest employee at Global Edmonton.

The controversial market, which supporters say provides vulnerable people with critical income, is being forced to move at the end of the month, but doesn't have a new home yet.

“We are branching into machine learning now, which is going to help a lot with speed as well as being able to recognize new games faster.”

Criminals are turning to collectible cards to use a currency in the drug trade. It's putting collectible stores at risk for theft.

While strip malls might be considered a dying breed in North America, the plaza is full of life. With brand new stores setting up, the mall is drawing new blood into the fold.

Guelph police say they pulled over a car that was using unauthorized plates. Police say they then found Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh cards that were stolen from a Guelph business.

In Russian-occupied Ukraine, partisans have been painting the Ukrainian flag in public areas, collecting information on troop movements and attacking soldiers and collaborators.

Nintendo announced a plan to hike employee wages 10 per cent to 'secure' its workforce even as its profit took a hit in the recent period.

'Some of those cards can be really valuable, and on some of the secondary markets, people can sell those cards for $20, $50, $100, even up to $500 a card.'

The B.C. Supreme Court found there was a lack of evidence to support claims the clubhouses were used for criminal activity.

Many Canadian small retailers are turning to domestic suppliers to stock their shelves this holiday season as global supply chain constraints threaten their bottom line.

At first, the man thought a wiggling feeling in his ear was water that got in while he was swimming. It turned out to be a cockroach.

NEW YORK, N.Y. - One man's Elf on the Shelf is another's Kermit the Frog, but at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, there is room for both.

TOKYO - Japanese video game maker Nintendo Co. has returned to the black for the first nine months of the fiscal year but remains pessimistic about sales prospects.

A London, Ont., nurse is mourning the death of her brother, a healthy young adult who passed away due to COVID-19 on May 26, 2021 at the age of 24.

What do kids love as much as - if not more than - action figures? Things for them to drive.