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From big hair to time travel, students at Amherstview public school are taking audiences on a musical journey through the decades. Jesse Reynolds takes us inside rehearsals for “The Fossils.”

It’s an annual celebration of trees in our community and across the globe. Nicole Stillger has more on how Arbor Day was marked in Edmonton.

Putting their coding skills and STEM knowledge to the test, grades four to six students across the Durham Catholic District School Board competed in the board’s first Lego robotics competition.

With summer just around the corner, many students are preparing to take on seasonal employment. Timothy Lang, president and CEO of Youth Employment Services, joins Ross Hull to examine the challenging summer employment outlook.

A remarkable young Montrealer is turning environmental concern into community action. She’s only in high school, but Catherine Ste-Marie is the founder of Éco Fest MTL, a brand new, free community festival launching in NDG this weekend. She joins Global News Morning’s host Laura Casella to discuss the event and its mission.

A new study mainly done out of the University of Alberta shows one in every four students is experiencing homelessness. Out of the study, the research team has created a tool kit to help universities assess and mitigate the growing issue. Katherine Ludwig explains.

Amidst a Green MLA’s calls for New Brunswick to ban artificial intelligence in schools, the province’s education minister is confirming the technology is included in a draft Anglophone curriculum. Anna Mandin spoke to Fredericton High School students about what they think — and whether they use AI.

Researchers are sounding the alarm over the number of students experiencing homelessness in the province. Student advocacy groups in Nova Scotia say their peers are struggling to balance the burden of rising costs while going to school. As Mitchell Bailey reports, the issue isn’t always easy to identify.

WATCH: Saskatoon Public Schools shares how their students are involved in the MaraFun youth race during Saskatchewan Marathon on Sunday, May 31.

The rate of food insecurity among post-secondary students is underestimated. This according to a recent survey that examined eating habits among university and CEGEP students in Quebec. Food security advocates warn that with rising food costs they expect the situation to worsen. Phil Carpenter reports.

For young Black boys, it can be challenging to find role models and ways to meaningfully connect. That’s why Black educators with the Durham District School Board are working to change that. Their annual event, ‘The Cypher: Black Male Empowerment Conference’ aims to inspire youth. Germain Ma has the story.

WATCH: Prairieland Park was packed this morning for the Huskie Football Foundation’s Dogs’ Breakfast. The fundraiser helps raise money for scholarships and academic assistance for the University of Saskatchewan Huskie Football team.

Artificial Intelligence is no longer a novelty. It’s everywhere. That highlights a need to teach students how to use it in a safe and ethical way as they head into post-secondary school. Sarah Komadina has more on these latest efforts.

A Montreal teen is being recognized for turning a personal experience into a potential life-saving device. The Grade 9 student has engineered a device designed to help prevent dangerous household accidents. She’s already earning top honours and attention for what could be a real-world solution. Felicia Parrillo explains.

This year’s municipal election brought New Brunswick’s strongest voter turnout in more than a decade. As Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla reports, alongside the real vote, students across the province got a practice run at democracy too.

After becoming the first Canadian to fly around the moon, Jeremy Hansen has been getting a lot of attention. Now some Edmonton students are getting their chance to ask him questions and perhaps inspire a passion for space and science. Nicole Stillger explains.

The Grade 6 students at Carlyle Elementary School in TMR have created a new original song titled “Don’t Look Away.” Students Khrystyna Tolpeko, and Hakeem Robert Fortuné, along with music teacher Christine Crawford, join Global News Morning’s host Laura Casella to explain the inspiration behind the lyrics.

Students at Dawson and Vanier colleges staged a walk out Friday afternoon in protest of Quebec’s Bill 9 and Law 14, calling the measures discriminatory. They say Muslim students are disproportionately affected by Bill 9, which expands the province’s secularism law by restricting religious symbols for daycare workers, bans public prayer spaces in schools and...

St. Lawrence College is moving through another round of major cuts, with dozens of faculty positions eliminated as part of ongoing restructuring. The changes come as S-L-C and Fleming College move toward a planned merger as equal partners, expected to be finalized by next spring. Jesse Reynolds reports.

This week on Building Bright Futures, we reconnected with Gabe Bergeron. Gabe started the Student Laptop Access Program as a way to help his classmates who didn’t have access to one laptops at home. Since we last spoke in November, the program has helped hundreds of students, and gained community support. If you know a...