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The B.C. Nurses’ Union says the victim of an assault inside Vancouver General Hospital Thursday morning was a student nurse. As Troy Charles reports, the union believes the violence is highlighting the need for better hospital security.

We check in with G Saleski from Students Nova Scotia to find out about the launch of a non-partisan Get Out the Vote campaign to encourage student and youth voters to head to the polls for the upcoming provincial election.

The UCP government has proposed significant changes to Alberta’s auto insurance system, moving to what it calls a “care-first” model. Officials say they have heard from both Albertans who say premiums are too high and insurance companies who are struggling to stay competitive in the province. Meghan Cobb has more on what the changes mean...

They might not be of voting age, but they’re still getting a chance to cast their ballots. A junior high school in Fall River hosted a mock provincial election to help students experience the democratic process. Skye Bryden-Blom reports.

Thousands of university and college students across Quebec are taking part in a 48-hour strike in solidarity with the Palestinian people. Global’s Brayden Jagger Haines reports.

A Burnaby elementary school student is doing her part to help those living in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside by becoming the youngest volunteer to host a dinner at Save on Meats.

Federal changes relating to foreign students are having a significant impact on B.C. post-secondary institutions. A dramatic reduction in student visas has meant a big drop in enrolment and revenue. And as Kylie Stanton reports, that’s prompting program cuts and job losses.

No Stone Left Alone is a national initiative that allows students to give thanks and pay homage to Canadian veterans leading up to Remembrance Day. As Joelle Tomlinson reports, it’s deeply meaningful for all involved.

It’s a project Calgary schools have worked on for over a decade. As you stroll through the Field of Crosses, photos and biographies are on display allowing people to learn about the person behind the name the cross bears. Sarah Offin has more on how it helps young people connect with the sacrifices made by...

Two Vancouver high school students have suffered minor injuries after a firecracker was set off inside their school on Halloween.

One of the Canadian military’s new ships is making a stop in Metro Vancouver. As Paul Johnson reports, the vessel named after a war hero of the past, is tasked with guarding Canada’s future.

It was a field trip to remember for some lucky students from the Upper Canada District School Board. As part of its push for more active learning in the classroom, sixteen students from five schools traveled to Europe to view a number of world war 1 exhibits.

Honouring and remembering veterans will always be at the core of Remembrance Day ceremonies and on Thursday, students at Stratford School had a chance to do just that. Nicole Stillger has more.

In partnership with Operation Warm, FedEx Cares volunteers distributed 270 new coats to children at Calder School. Nicole Stillger reports.

An article by a Kingston secondary school student about carbon dioxide levels is making waves in the local community. Now the school is scheduling an inspection of the HVAC systems.

WATCH: USask President Peter Stoicheff highlights fall convocation and and the impact changes to international student enrolment will have on the university following the federal government’s new immigration limits.

WATCH: Jocelyn Dupuis is a teacher facilitator for the Student Representative Council (SRC) and explains the importance of student leadership through SRC. SRC co-presidents Wils Williams and Phoebe McNeill describe how they take part in school initiatives.

It’s trick-or-treating of a different kind. As Halloween has finally arrived, Saskatoon high school students are doing their part to help the community.

International students in Quebec say the province’s decision to immediately suspend the Quebec Experience Program has caused alarm and despair. Global’s Phil Carpenter explains.

WARNING: Video contains disturbing content. Viewer discretion is advised. Several people were injured when a man driving an SUV rammed into a group of students and pedestrians outside a primary school in southern China Tuesday morning. A 39-year-old man was arrested in connection with the attack.