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Police used tear gas to push back people wearing hoods and masks and throwing fireworks at officers in the Place de la République, northeast of the Paris city center.

Macron echoed other government officials in blaming much of the violence on far-left activists, accusing them of attacking police and public buildings to foment chaos.

High turnout and gathering tensions marked the highly contested parliamentary election that was a showdown between Vucic and university students.

Some McGill law students are calling on the university to allow a convicted murderer on day parole to return to his studies amid a growing campus controversy.

The Association of Atlantic Universities says the region's schools have been disproportionately hurt by the Canadian government's restrictions on international student enrolment. 

The students left the Colorado Mountain College Leadville Campus for the hike on Oct. 23 and were reported missing on Oct. 26 by college staff after they didn’t return to campus.

A McGill law student says she has received online threats for defending convicted murderer Jeffrey Ewert, who was taken back into custody last week.

Rights groups accuse police in France ​of using heavy-handed tactics against minors, including batons, tear gas and flash-ball guns.

Nova Scotia's auditor general says the province lacks an action plan to address poor test results, as students continue to face challenges in reading, writing, and math. 

Police in Nova Scotia have arrested a youth after a fellow student was threatened in a social media post. 

Global News has learned that there was talk among students last week that some male Grade 12 students had created AI content of female students.

The Burnaby School District says in a notice that the ransomware attack it suffered on Sept. 21 affected school websites and portals, internal network services and phone lines.

A recent pause on financial assistance payments to private post-secondary institutions in Ontario is affecting divinity schools.

At a campus demonstration students, faculty members and others wore purple ribbons and held signs with such messages as “support survivors, expel rapists."

Guelph police said Wednesday officers were made aware of the threats on Tuesday afternoon after messages were posted in an online chat.

There are lessons to be learned in every game and the Ottawa Senators, so far, are proving to be good students.

Career Colleges Ontario is urging Queen's Park to reinstate financial aid for career college students who were already approved for funds and are actively attending classes.

The project will add about 90 new beds at the campus. The province says the housing will also alleviate pressure on the local rental market. 

The program encourages students to set personal goals they can track throughout the year, like trying a new sport or increasing their daily steps.

Both students were taken to hospital with what police describe as serious injuries. Arbor View Drive was closed for hours while police investigated.