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Dealing with back-to-school bacteriaWith kids back in school, children are bringing home more than just homework. We’re talking bacteria, viruses and head lice. Pharmacist Sherry Torkos joined us on Global News Morning Edmonton with tips on how parents can navigate back to school health.Global News Morning EdmontonSep 24
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Check in on mental health this school seasonThe back-to-school transition can bring both physical and mental challenges for children. But how much stress is too much? Clinical Psychologist Dr. Felicia Chang joins Ross Hull to discuss how to identify if your kids are experiencing more than just typical school-related issues.HealthSep 24
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Remedies to fight back-to-school bugsSchool is back in session, and so are the germs. Classrooms are once again becoming breeding grounds for everything from the common cold to tummy bugs. Pharmacist and natural health expert Sherry Torkos joins Ross Hull to share tips on keeping the bugs out of your home.HealthSep 20
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Residential school survivors aim to educate othersMonday will mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation – honouring residential school survivors and those who didn’t come. And as Iris Dyck reports, survivors and advocates tell us it’s a day to heal.Sep 27
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Israel-Hamas: Gaza school year begins with all schools closedMore than 10,000 students and at least 400 teachers in Gaza have been killed in 11 months of war between Israel and Hamas, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Education. Redmond Shannon reports on how the bloodshed is keeping all of Gaza’s schools closed, and how hundreds of thousands of children are unable to receive...Global NationalSep 9
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NDP MP introduces residential school denialism billAn NDP MP has introduced a bill which, if passed, would criminalize residential school denialism.Sep 26
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Surrey school overcrowdingThe first week of school is in the books for students across the province and for students in Surrey, they headed back to overcrowded classrooms and a growing number of portables. Joining us to chat about how the school district is looking to keep pace with a rapidly growing population and the current state of...Global News Morning BCSep 7
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Back to school nutritionBack to School is underway for many and so is the prospect of making lunches and planning rushed dinners. Registered Dietitian, Nicole Byrom joins Jennifer Palma on Global News Morning Weekend BC to highlight important nutrients for school age kids.Global News Morning BCSep 7
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Conservative candidates compares LGBTQ policy to residential schoolsThe New Brunswick Tories are under pressure to drop one of their candidates after she compared a gender identity policy to residential schools in a social media post. Silas Brown has more on the fallout.Global News at 6 New BrunswickOct 1
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Delta school district holds Truth and Reconciliation walkDelta’s school district held its first-ever walk for Truth and Reconciliation Friday, ahead of the official day on Monday. Hundreds of students and staff from Delta elementary and secondary schools in Ladner participated in the walk.Global News at 5 BCSep 27
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Georgia school shooting: Gunman’s mother reportedly called school to warn of ’emergency’New details in the Georgia school shooting investigation revealed that the 14-year-old suspect’s mother reportedly called Apalachee High School to warn them of her son a half hour before the deadly attack.CrimeSep 9
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“Old school” wrestling fundraiser for the Starlight FoundationFrom head locks to wild acrobatic takedowns, professional wrestlers will be fighting the good fight for a good cause. Wrestler and founder of Mad Dog Pro Wrestling, Andy Ellison sits down with host Brayden Jagger Haines to discuss the exciting upcoming fundraising event in support of the Starlight Foundation.Global News Morning MontrealSep 20
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Refreshing the office for back to schoolWith back-to-school in full swing, adults are heading back to the office after summer break. Designer Michelle Thompson joins Ross Hull to share tips for refreshing your workspace and easing back into work mode.Global News Morning TorontoSep 10
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Alberta filmmaker shares story of Residential School survivorElder Betty Ross spent the week before the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Alberta, telling her story. As Joelle Tomlinson reports, sharing her life on screen has been a part of her healing processGlobal News Hour at 6 CalgarySep 27
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Preparing Healthy School Lunches That Kids Will EatPreparing healthy school lunches that kids will eat can be a challenge for caregivers. Nutritionist Kareem Whyte joins Ross Hull with some tips on how to pack wholesome, reasonably priced lunches.Global News Morning TorontoSep 17
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‘There are holes:’ Cavan-Monaghan parents urge Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board to consider impacts of proposed school boundary changesA group of parents in Cavan-Monaghan are protesting against the public school board’s plans that could see some students forced to go to a high school farther outside the township. On Tuesday night, a rally took place. Germain Ma speaks to one parent about their concerns.EducationSep 26
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Edmonton-area public schools mark Truth and Reconciliation dayMonday is Canada’s National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. And with many children not in school on Monday to mark the event, Friday played host to special aknowledgements at many Edmonton-area public schools.CanadaSep 28
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Back to school: Big issues to address in Surrey School DistrictMark Pearmain from the Surrey School District discusses the creative ways they are addressing issues in local schools including overcrowding and cellphone policies.Sep 3
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Ordering begins for province’s new school lunch programThe new pay-what-you-can school lunch program is now online for Nova Scotians. It’s being rolled out in phases, with the first wave of schools now able to order meals. Skye Bryden-Blom reports.Global News at 6 HalifaxSep 20
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Edge prep school provides path for local basketball starsAfter scaling back the tournament in recent years due to the pandemic, the Edge International Invitational basketball tournament returns to its intended format, drawing attention from top university scouts and putting a spotlight on local athletes. Moses Woldu has more.Global News at Noon CalgarySep 25