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Day one of budget talks for Regina City Council had a major focus on police funding. An incident at Mosaic’s K3 potash mine has left one worker dead. A teenage girl who set fire to a fellow student student at a Saskatoon public school back in 2024 pleads guilty to attempted murder.

Thousands of high school and middle school students walked out of class Thursday morning. It’s the second day back from a nearly four-week teacher strike in Alberta. Sarah Offin has details.

Wednesday was the first day back to school for Alberta students after the province’s near month-long teachers’ strike, and while most are excited to return to the classroom, some students are feeling the pressure to catch up on what they missed. Meghan Cobb reports. 

A career day for black, indigenous and racialized students was held at the Tett Centre in Kingston on Wednesday. Organized by the Limestone District School Board, the event aims to present role models from different career paths to inspire the next generation.

The head of Alberta’s teachers union says members will abide by a back-to-work order, but a day after the UCP government used Charter’s notwithstanding clause to force an end to the provincewide strike, ATA president Jason Schilling urged his colleagues to rethink going the extra mile when it comes to their own volunteer time at...

For some Francophone students in Saint John, the school day’s toughest challenge is the commute. A shortage of French-speaking bus drivers is leaving parents scrambling for ways to get their kids to school and back. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla reports.

Friday, Oct. 3 was an emotional day at school for many Alberta students, parents and teachers. After teachers province-wide voted down a proposed contract, students left classes not expecting to return Monday. Morgan Black has more.

Behind the scenes, the Alberta government and teachers are still talking. That’s according to the finance minister, who says he’s keen to see a more formal version of those talks. It comes as students and parents start each school day not knowing if the next step will be a deal – or a strike. Morgan...

Most Calgary kids are back to school this week. Global News is getting a firsthand look at what it takes to tackle food insecurity in the classroom. Norma Reid takes us behind the scenes of an organization that feeds thousands of students every day.

It’s the first day back to school for students across the GTA, marking the end of summer break. As Nicole Di Donato reports, Toronto police have launched a campaign aimed at making sure kids get to and from school safely. 

Back to school means back to traffic and transit congestion but the problem is about to get even worse as a number of major employers get ready to increase in-office days. Caryn Lieberman reports.

Today marks the first day of school in many parts of the country, and as families adjust to their new routines, getting to school safely is crucial. Inspector Matt Moyer from the Toronto Police Service Traffic Operations joins Megan King to share important road safety tips for this back-to-school season.

A new report released on back-to-school day sheds light on some of the hardships that students face. Kylie Stanton has the details.

The first day of school can come with some nerves and that’s especially true for Alberta parents this year, as many keep an eye on a potential teacher strike. Morgan Black explores if there’s been any movement toward a deal or labour action.

Regina Mayor Chad Bachynski was back for his weekly visit, this week chatting with our Chantal Wagner about the potential of a new response to homelessness in the city, as well as the construction of a new school and the upcoming Labour Day Classic.

Back-to-school season isn’t just for students—it’s also a prime time for gamers to upgrade their tech. Tech expert Mike Yawney highlights the latest laptops built with powerful Intel Core Ultra processors, OLED displays, and advanced memory that deliver top-tier performance for both gaming and content creation. Plus, with Intel Gamer Days running until Sept. 7th,...

Pedestrian road safety is top of mind this time of year as students across the city start heading back to class. The SPVM officially launched its annual month-long law enforcement blitz in school zones, reminding all road users to follow the rules. As Brayden Jagger Haines reports, a special guest joined the first day of...

Google did the math on its AI energy use. Mike Agerbo shares the numbers, and he’ll tell us how China is amping up its competition with Starlink. Plus, we’re getting ready for back-to-school. We’ll show you this year’s must have gadgets.

After months of job action, school support staff in three divisions, including Edmonton Public, could be back in classrooms in a matter of days. Now, as Erik Bay explains, parents are waiting to see if workers ratify the deals.

An Edmonton soccer team’s $40,000 tournament fund vanishes, along with its coach, days before they were set to play. Premier Smith publicly addresses the AHS corruption allegations as the NDP calls for a public inquiry and RCMP investigation. Support workers with the Parkland and Black Gold school divisions vote to strike.