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Toronto police make arrest in connection to Leo Baeck Day School fireMark Anthony Dela-Cruz, 34, was arrested Thursday in connection with a fire that damaged a shed at Leo Baeck Day School, Toronto police said Thursday. Investigators said he had been using the shed as a shelter at the time of the blaze.CanadaAug 2
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Back to school in ManitobaWednesday marked back to school for many Manitoba students. Clay Young headed to Faraday School to talk with teachers and students on the big day.EducationSep 4
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Families want answers about Hazel Trembath Elementary’s futureStudents at a Port Coquitlam elementary school are wondering when they’ll have their first day back at their school. The community at Hazel Trembath Elementary is pushing the government for a timeline for rebuilding after the school burned nearly a year ago. Grace Ke reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCSep 3
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Back to school: New rules around cellphone use for B.C. kidsIt’s a big day for kids and teens heading back to school after the summer break. But the return to the classroom this year comes with new rules around cellphone use and and a return of school zone speed limits. Andrea Macpherson reports.Global News at Noon BCSep 3
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Port Coquitlam’s families gather to discuss future of school lost in fireIt’s the first day of school for most students across B.C. but in Port Coquitlam — one community is wondering when they’ll be able to go back to their neighbourhood school. Hazel Trembath Elementary was damaged in a suspicious fire nearly a year ago.Global News at Noon BCSep 3
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NSTU talks back to schoolWe check in with Peter Day, President of the NSTU, to talk about some of the bigger issues facing teachers as they head back to school this week.EducationSep 5
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Students at Edmonton public schools return to class after summer breakPublic school students in Edmonton made their way to classes on Thursday for their first day back to school after summer break. Kendra Slugoski spoke to students, teachers and parents at one school about what to expect this school year.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonAug 29
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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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Gut Health Hacks for Busy Days: Simple tips for staying balancedAs September brings the back-to-school rush, Amanda Muse shares simple tips for keeping your gut healthy on hectic days. From taking real breaks to making better snack choices, she’s got the advice to help you stay on track without compromising your well-being!The Morning ShowSep 6
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Thousands of school support staff still needed as Quebec students head back to classThe school year kicked off for most elementary and high students in the French system on Tuesday. And there are just a couple of days left before students attending English schools are back in their classrooms as well. But even as the school year starts, Quebec is still short thousands of teachers and school support...Global News at 5:30 and 6:30Aug 27
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Sentencing continues in case of Halifax high school stabbingA Halifax youth was back in court for the second day of sentencing, in the case of a high school stabbing in 2023. The incident at Charles P. Allen High School sent two staff members to hospital. Zack Power reports.Global News at 6 HalifaxAug 19
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Global National: Aug. 19The Democratic National Convention (DNC) has kicked off in Chicago, where the party has rallied to back U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign for the White House, while U.S. President Joe Biden prepares to pass the torch. A look at how Democrats’ appear to be re-energized, even as protests against the war in Gaza loom...Global NationalAug 19
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Back-to-School Style: Fresh looks for a fresh startFrom binders to backpacks, back-to-school shopping is in full swing—but let’s not forget those first-day outfits! Lisa Kisber is here to showcase stylish, affordable staples that will have your kids stepping into class with confidence. From preschoolers to college students, we’ve got the looks that will make them shine this school year!The Morning ShowAug 15
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Global National: Aug. 10The Paris Olympics is nearing the end, and it has been a historic run for Team Canada at these summer games. With 27 medals overall — including nine gold — the medal haul is a record for Team Canada. Plus, many Montrealers spent the day dealing with the effects of a record-setting rainfall that flooded...Global NationalAug 10
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Teen behind Charles P. Allen High School stabbing in court for sentencingA teen who pleaded guilty to aggravated assault in a double stabbing at a Bedford, N.S. high school last year was back in court. The court heard experts testify as the first day of sentencing began. Global’s Megan King reports.Global News at 6 HalifaxJul 24
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Global National: July 24Two fires that sent thousands of people fleeing from Jasper are rapidly closing in on the town. The anxiety among residents, what crews have installed to try to save the community, the growing fire risk across Alberta and neighbouring British Columbia. The Canadian Olympic women’s soccer team has sent home two staff members after an...Global NationalJul 24
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Edmonton non-profit for kids partners with hospitality group to attract donorsFree Play for Kids is a grassroots Edmonton non-profit that aims to provide safe, accessible and inclusive programs and spaces — from day camps and food classes to after-school programs and hockey coaching. Free Play founder Tim Adams joins Black Box Hospitality owner Nate Box on Global News Weekend Morning.Global News Morning EdmontonJun 9
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Trial begins for youth accused of killing Edmonton studentA teenager accused of participating in an attack that killed an Edmonton high school student pleaded not guilty to manslaughter on the first day of his trial. Morgan Black reports from the law courts.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonApr 2
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Global National: March 28Four Ontario school boards have launched lawsuits against Meta, TikTok, and Snapchat over allegations their platforms are negligently designed for compulsive use, and have rewired the way children think, behave, and learn. How much money the school boards are seeking; how many hours a day kids and teens are logged onto social media; and how...Global NationalMar 28
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Peterborough Catholic school board marks Black History MonthFebruary is Black History Month; it has been recognized in our area including at a Peterborough Catholic school on Thursday. Students heard from several guest speakers and were treated to performances designed to start the conversation. Tricia Mason has the story.CanadaFeb 1