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Students struggling to get summer jobsSchool is out, summer is here, and that means many high school and university students are on the hunt for summer jobs, but those jobs are proving tough to come by. Indeed.com Senior Economist Brendon Bernard looks at the reasons why.Global News Morning BCJul 11
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Halifax students struggling to secure housingTwo months out from the start of another school year and post-secondary students throughout Nova Scotia are already working to secure housing for the fall. Advocates say Halifax’s housing crunch remains a concern for those pursuing university degrees and living on tight budgets. Skye Bryden-Blom reports.Global News at 6 HalifaxJul 5
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Cygnet aviation helping turn students into pilotsA new school in Kingston has its students flying high. Started last January, cygnet aviation academy is helping turn students into pilots in under two years. Well, that time has passed and the first batch of students are ready to graduate.Jul 11
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Your Money: Ways to manage student debtIn the latest edition of Your Money, personal finance expert Rubina Ahmed-Haq joins Antony Robart to discuss how student debt is impacting young people, and ways to manage it.Global News Morning TorontoJul 11
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Trenton kindergarten student one out of 46 students to win the Young Authors AwardForty-six students in publicly funded Catholic schools across Ontario, from Kindergarten through Grade 12, have been recognized by the Ontario English Catholic Teachers’ Association (OECTA) for excellence in writing. Miranda Summerfield won with her short story, The Swim.Jun 26
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B.C. physics students get trip of a lifetimeTwo Metro Vancouver physics students who’ve built a substantial following on social media have been rewarded for their efforts with a trip to a physicist’s equivalent of Disneyland. Kylie Stanton reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCJul 8
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New partnership enhances student well-being in NSWe check in with Dr. Sara Kirk to tell us more about the Uplift Partnership and how recently announced continued funding will contribute to enhancing the health and wellbeing of students across Nova Scotia.Global News Morning HalifaxJul 8
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Money-saving advice for students this summerFinance expert Kelley Keehn shares essential tips for students preparing for university or college this summer. Kelley emphasizes the importance of planning ahead, starting with budgeting and making smart financial decisions like finding a summer job. She also discusses considerations for loans and building credit responsibly, setting students up for financial success as they transition...The Morning ShowJun 27
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UBC students react to controversial Trump post on social mediaWe’re hearing today from current and former UBC students, reacting to a now-deleted social media post by a medical school professor that appeared to wish the assassination attempt of Donald Trump had succeeded. Sarah MacDonald reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCJul 15
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Dal Student getting set to Learn, Share & Connect in West AfricaWe speak with fourth year Dal student Miguel Nkeng, who is getting set to go on a journey to Ghana, West Africa in July to honour the final year of the UN-declared Decade for People of African Descent. We also check in with Karen Hudson from Connecting to Africa, the organization facilitating the event.Global News Morning HalifaxJul 11
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Build and Soar program matches Peterborough area students with construction, aviation employersFinding trained workers remains a top challenge for local trades employers. The Ontario government believes its taking a step in the right direction funding a new program targeting students before they graduate and are considering careers in construction and aviation. Robert Lothian explains.EconomyJul 16
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Students celebrate last day of schoolGlobal News Morning’s Laura Casella celebrates the last day of school with students and staff at John Caboto Academy in Ahunstic.Global News Morning MontrealJun 21
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Parents and students rally for Port Coquitlam school rebuildParents and students from Hazel Trembath Elementary School in Port Coquitlam held a rally pushing for the province to make a plan to get a new structure up. As Grace Ke reports it comes after the school was destroyed in a fire in October 2023.Global News at 11 BCJun 26
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Demand for summer meal programs for students increasing at food bankSchools around the country are out for summer break and that means a pause to school lunch programs. But what about families that rely on schools to provide meals for children? The Oromocto Food Bank says they’re saying a major increase in demand this summer. Anna Mandin reports.Global News at 6 New BrunswickJun 28
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First Peoples’ House undergoing massive renovation to ensure support for studentsFor 30 years, First Peoples’ House has accompanied thousands of University of Alberta students on their journeys and connected students with the academic, wellness, cultural and spiritual supports that they need to achieve academic and personal growth. Shana Dion and Jason Russell joined us on Global News Morning Edmonton to talk about it.Global News Morning EdmontonJun 27
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R18 Curry Chips: 14 Japanese high school students hospitalized after eating spicy snackFourteen high school students in Tokyo were hospitalized after consuming a snack called “R18 Curry Chips” brought to school by a fellow student. The students experienced mouth and stomach pain but were treated for minor symptoms.Jul 17
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Winnipeg students celebrate first respondersA group of local students stepped up together to deliver a big message to first responders – and a direct gift to one family. Drew Stremick reports.Jun 13
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Dal student reimagines presidential robe as part of honour’s projectWe get an up close look at the new ceremonial robe decoration worn recently by Dalhousie President Kim Brooks for Convocation, and get the backstory behind its design from Dal Costume Studies student and designer Julia Sommerville.Global News Morning HalifaxJun 17
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New documentary explores issues faced by South Asian female international students in CanadaA new documentary highlighting the difficulties many South Asian female international students are facing once they arrive in Canada, some from within their own communities, including sexual exploitation. Documentary filmmaker Inder Nirwani of Kahani Pictures speaks with Jennifer Palma.Jun 23
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Parents and students respond to school violence reportWhile politicians and advocates work through the Auditor General’s recommendations on school violence, the issue remains top of mind for families. As Megan King reports, parents and children are calling for prevention and response measures to address the issue.Global News at 6 HalifaxJun 11