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Seymour Hatchery program teaches students stewardshipA hands-on program at North Vancouver Seymour River Hatchery hopes to teach students to be future conservationists when it comes to the province’s salmon. Sarah MacDonald reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCSep 16
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Financial planner on managing student loan debtXin Lou of Coast Capital shares some tips and strategies to help manage, and pay-off, student loan debt.Global News Morning BCSep 12
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Canada imposes further cap on international students: BoissonnaultThe federal government is again cutting how many international student permits Canada will issue, this time for 2025 and laying out the plan for 2026, Immigration Minister Marc Miller and Labour Minister Randy Boissonnault announced Wednesday. In 2025, Canada plans to issue 437,000 study permits, which is down 10 per cent from the 485,000 permits...CanadaSep 18
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Business News: Student financial woesAs university and college classes begin this week a new survey by TD Bank finds that most students are facing major financial worries. With more on this we bring in our financial expert, Michael Campbell.Global News Morning BCSep 1
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University students struggling with inflationMore than half of Canadian students think they’ll need financial help from family or “bank of mom and dad” to make it through the schoolyearAug 28
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Students return to school with some new rulesNewly implemented cellphone policies and other curriculum changes will ensure a slightly different school year than students may be used to. Justin Sibbet reports.Sep 3
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Federal Immigration Minister on Canada further limiting international studentsFederal Immigration Minister Marc Miller discusses his government’s decision to further trim the number of international students granted permits to study in Canada.Global News Morning BCSep 19
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Peterborough and area students head back to schoolTuesday was a day full of excitement and nerves for students. Thousands of students in the area headed back to classes as the new school year got underway. Germain Ma hit the streets to see how it all went.Sep 4
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Châteauguay hotel launches school program for students on autism spectrumA groundbreaking initiative in Quebec is helping young adults with autism integrate into the workforce. A hotel on Montreal’s south has become both a school and a business where people with intellectual disabilities are learning essential skills while working there. As Global’s Dan Spector reports, the goal is to equip them with the tools they...Global News at 5:30 and 6:30Sep 18
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Back to school for anglophone students in QuebecThousands of students across Quebec’s English school network returned to class as the new school year got underway. While it’s a day filled with excitement for many, there are some concerns. Global’s Brayden jagger Haines bring us that story.Aug 29
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Dalhousie University building more student housing to meet needDalhousie University is adding more student housing to its campus to help meet the growing need. As Skye Bryden-Blom reports, the six-storey facility is expected to open its doors in 2027 and house 200 students.Global News at 6 HalifaxSep 10
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University students return to campus across SaskatchewanUniversity students across Sask. are on the move – whether it’s into university dorms, or they found off campus apartments. But the search for a place to live can be challenging.Global News at 5 ReginaAug 30
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Edmonton police partnering with the city to ensure student safety on transitKids are back to school and that means a lot more traffic on the streets and on public transit. The City of Edmonton and Edmonton Police Service are teaming up to ensure students receive safe and reliable transit this season. David Jones joined us on Global News Morning to talk more about it.Global News Morning EdmontonSep 10
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Back to class at USask and student athletes compete in Summer OlympicsWATCH: University of Saskatchewan President Peter Stoicheff on 2024/25 enrollment so far, a new season of Huskie Athletics, and student athletes at the Paris Olympics this summer.SportsSep 9
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Queen’s students come back to Kingston for move-in weekendKaytlynn Poberznick catches up with the newest students at Queen’s University during this year’s move-in weekend.Sep 3
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New Brunswick students head back to school for the fallStudents across New Brunswick were back in class, as summer vacation officially came to an end. Silas Brown brings us the excitement and stress of the day.Global News at 6 New BrunswickSep 3
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Financial burden heavy for post-secondary studentsPost-secondary students are facing more than just housing concerns in Nova Scotia, but also the fear of student debt. Emma Convey reports.Global News at 6 HalifaxAug 30
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Pluto TV, Amazon Echo Spot are affordable afterschool fun for studentsIt’s back-to-school season and here are two student entertainment suggestions that won’t break the bank: Pluto TV and Amazon Echo. Pluto TV is a free streaming service for after school fun with hundreds of live channels and thousands of on-demand shows and movies. Also great for students is the all-new and affordable Amazon Echo Spot,...Sep 12
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Troubles accessing online student aid portalSome Manitoba students are having trouble accessing the provincial student aid online portal.TechAug 27
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Dal students back from life-changing trip to GhanaWe check in with Dal student Miguel Nkeng and Karen Hudson from Connecting to Africa, to recap a life-changing trip to Ghana meant to honour and commemorate the final year of the UN-declared Decade for People of African Descent.Sep 4