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The Canadian military is in the Okanagan to recruit college students into the air force. And as Cohan Sassaman reports, it’s bringing in a large prop, and offering some attractive incentives to compete with the private sector.

Some cybersecurity experts are tracking more AI driven cyberattacks on college and university campuses. Consumer Matters’ Anne Drewa has more on why these latest cybercrimes are difficult to detect and how students can protect themselves. 

Summer for thousands of students across Quebec is officially over this week as English school boards welcome back students to the classroom for the new year. Our Brayden Jagger Haines was at Margaret Manson Elementary Monday morning and brings us all the emotions that come with the first day back.

Some college students making the transition from the Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology to RRC Polytech today. As the college – like other post-secondary institutions grapples with the same problem behind the closure of MITT. Toni De Guzman reports.

Schools across Calgary were busy Monday morning, welcoming students back for the first day of school. As Drew Stremick reports, a lot of work has gone into ensuring the new school year goes off smoothly.

School bells rang across Toronto today marking the start of a new year. It’ll be a bit different this time around with lots of changes inside and outside the classrooms. Caryn Lieberman reports.

A new school year can be both thrilling and daunting. Anxiety and stress may result from back-to-school pressure, which can affect anything from finding new friends to adjusting to a new routine. Dr. Ariel Dalfen shares her pro-tips for helping parents and students make the transition.

WATCH: A web of construction and lane restrictions along Saskatoon’s College Drive is causing traffic backlogs, putting the patience of university students and hospital staff to the test. Vanessa Tiberio reports.

A new report shows some of the ways students with intellectual disabilities are being excluded at school. The Halifax Regional Centre for Education says it’s already implemented the government’s inclusive education policy. But the report’s findings show more needs to be done when it comes to inclusion in the classroom. David Murdock reports.

Many students across Manitoba made their way to the classroom for the first day of school Wednesday. Matthew Merkel reports on how free transit and AI are changing things this year.

This Sunday (Sept. 6) kicks off a new academic year at Trent University in Peterborough as students return to campus. Marc Woodhouse reports on how Trent is gearing up for move-in day and the supports that are available to help students settle in:

Thousands of children across the Peterborough region returned to class for the first day of the new school year on Tuesday, Sept. 8. Before the bell, Madeleine McColl spoke with students, parents and educators about their first-day feelings.

WATCH: Five former Saskatoon Christian school students testified to their claims of physical and mental toll from being hit with a paddle by Friesen.

WATCH: Five former Saskatoon Christian school students testified to their claims of physical and mental toll from being hit with a paddle by Friesen.

A wave of students arrived at Fleming College’s Sutherland campus in Peterborough on Friday (Sept. 4). Marc Woodhouse spoke with students and parents about the excitement, nerves and high hopes that came with move-in day.

The return of thousands of post-secondary students is bringing a boost to the city. Many are looking to discover new businesses and find part-time work. Zoe Lukowich reports.

The first day of school for most students in the Peterborough area is Tuesday (Sept. 8), and motorists are being reminded to exercise caution and patience to ensure everyone’s safety. Madeleine McColl spoke with local authorities about back-to-school safety precautions to keep in mind as kids return to the classroom,

Thousands of post-secondary students across the GTA are getting ready for the start of a new school year. Ahead of classes, Toronto Metropolitan University students moved into residence. As Germain Ma reports, with the new chapter comes lots of mixed emotions.

Classes are back in Lethbridge, Alta., and that means the Alberta Motor Association’s student patrollers are once again holding their stop signs. Justin Sibbet reports.

A Nova Scotia mother is speaking out because her son hasn’t been able to attend school full time due to a lack of EPA support. As Angela Capobianco reports, the union representing EPAs says it’s a sign of broader issues.