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In just more than a week, most students will be heading back to school. That means there will be a lot of kids riding the bus again and for some it’ll be their first time. In this month’s Ask the Educator, Haydn Sanchez Avery from student transportation with Edmonton Public Schools chatted with Global News...

As students head back to school, a group of cyclists on Montreal’s West Island is embracing a parent-run initiative that promotes safety, community and fun. The Dorval bike bus is growing in popularity as more families join the ride. Brayden Jagger Haines caught up with participants

An Alberta man has been living a double life since arriving in Canada more than two decades ago. Abdulahat Nur drives a bus in Edmonton, shuttling children to and from school each day. In his free time, he is also the democratically elected prime minister of a government in exile – serving a people experiencing,...

An Alberta school bus driver fears losing her licence because of long waits for citizenship documents from the federal government.

A new report from Dalhousie’s Agri-Food Analytics Lab found that a basket of popular lunch foods declined 2.8 per cent in August compared to July – but the discounts may not last. That story and more in Business Matters for Aug. 25, 2026.

Funding has run out for the Calgary Catholic School District to maintain their transportation “walk limits” for next school year – meaning a larger area of households will be ineligible for bus service. As Skylar Peters reports, it’s raising safety concerns for parents who are also thinking of ways to juggle transportation with their day...

Four Edmonton Catholic Schools elementary school students were taken to hospital for precautionary reasons after the bus they were on crashed into the ditch on Yellowhead Trail. Joel Gotlib reports.

Retailers ramping up for back-to-school, and the large inventory of unsold condos in Metro Vancouver is hurting new housing starts. BIV’s Tyler Orton has your business news

Regina Mayor Chad Bachynski joined our Juliane Bodini with the latest from City Hall, including the extension of a school bus fare pilot, and ongoing public consultations.

It’s a fun and active way for kids and adults to ride to school together. As Nicole Stillger explains, now Bike Bus Edmonton is expanding to two more schools.

Yet another earthquake was reported off Venezuela’s northern coast on Saturday, days after two strong back-to-back earthquakes struck within seconds of each other, causing significant damage. Nathaniel Dove reports on the frantic search for survivors and the Canadian response. Plus, the Canadian border could soon see a significant influx of refugees after a pivotal court...

B.C.’s education minister now says she has seen the text messages involved in the botched firing of Victoria School Board trustees. The entire board was let go last year and have now been reinstated. The messages and errors by the province played a role in the reversal of the firing. Jordan Armstrong has the details.

Some East Vancouver elementary students are getting to school these days on a pedal-powered ‘bus’ of sorts. Travis Prasad reports on a commute designed to reduce traffic around the school.

Fifty-four former students from John Ware School who were abused between 1988 and 2004 will receive a portion of nearly $16 million settlement after a Calgary judge approved it on Wednesday. Drew Stremick reports.

The family of Rachel Turner, the pedestrian killed by a school bus driver, says they’re still trying to understand how Anthony Phillips was even allowed to drive a bus. Catherine McDonald reports.

Earlier this week, Blood Tribe Chief and Council announced it had approved continued funding for student transportation. But the Blood Reserve School Bus Co-Op says those funds haven’t been released, and on Tuesday, suspended its service, leaving the children who rely on it with no way to get to school. Jordan Prentice reports.

Peel Regional Police are looking to speak with anyone who may have information related to alleged abuse at a private boarding school that operated in the Niagara region from 1978 until last year. Robert Land Academy is the subject of several lawsuits by former students claiming disturbing abuses and sexual assault while attending the school...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said on Tuesday that elementary school teachers will be getting $750 purchasing cards starting in the next school year for classroom supplies. Collin D’Mello has the details.

St. Joseph’s-Alexander McKay Elementary was demolished in 2022, displacing hundreds of students and forcing them to bus to a temporary space. As Ella Macdonald reports, the new facility will welcome back students and staff next week.

A school bus carrying high school students rolled off a highway in western Manitoba Tuesday, leaving several with significant injuries. 14 students aged 16 to 18 were on the bus when it rolled over near Swan River, about 550 kilometers north of Winnipeg. The driver and all of the passengers were taken to the hospital,...