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‘A cultural shift’: Canadian schools navigating new world of cellphone bansFrom cellphone "hotels" to patchwork policies to recalibrating lesson plans, teachers and schools across Canada are learning to navigate a classroom without cellphones.EducationSep 24
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Lethbridge students return to school with some new rulesNewly implemented cellphone policies and other curriculum changes will ensure a slightly different school year than students may be used to.EducationSep 3
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TDSB considering new policy limiting student cellphone use in classroomsMobile phones in classrooms could soon become a thing of the past if a motion from TDSB trustees calling for an updated policy on cellphone use in schools is approved.EducationJan 17
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Homeowner assaulted, cellphone stolen in Woolwich TownshipA man using a buy-and-sell website to sell his cellphone was beaten and robbed at his home Wednesday by two men wearing hoodies and surgical masks.CrimeJul 22, 2023
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Kingston, Ont. police looking to identify theft suspectThe Kingston police are appealing to the public for their assistance in identifying a suspect involved in a theft at a downtown library.CrimeFeb 14, 2023
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Police seek suspect after woman choked, robbed in TorontoToronto police said on Feb. 2, at around 12:08 a.m., a woman walking in the Brimley Road and Lawrence Avenue east area was approached from behind and robbed of her cellphone.CrimeFeb 9, 2023
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Murder trial: Crown shares texts extracted from Sandeson’s phoneThe lone witness to testify Tuesday at the William Sandeson murder trial was an RCMP digital forensic analyst who extracted data from three cellphones in connection with the case.CrimeJan 31, 2023
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Okotoks girls hockey team helps teen reunite with stolen cellphoneCalgary police are working to stop the increase of cellphone thefts, but some people never get reunited with their stolen cells. But one particular case resulted in a happy ending.FeaturesApr 6, 2022
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3 people arrested in connection with robberies at cellphone stores: Toronto policeIn a press release, Toronto police said between Jan. 9 and Feb. 27, officers received reports of 11 robberies at cellphone stores.CrimeMar 15, 2022
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Distracted driving collisions cause more injuries than impaired driving: SGISGI says more people in Saskatchewan are injured in distracted driving collisions every year than are injured in impaired driving and speeding collisions combined.CanadaOct 4, 2021
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