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Peterborough Grade 1 students say thank you to nurses by making braceletsGrade 1 students from Westmount Public School showed their appreciation for the front-line workers by making bracelets and cards.HealthJun 30
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Calgary students weld new bike racks to help prevent theftStudents at Forest Lawn High School in Calgary have been welding new bike racks this year to help prevent bike theft.EnvironmentJun 28
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Okanagan College adding 216 beds through new on-campus housingThe province is investing $66.5 million into the three residences, and the final price tag for all is $67.5 million. More than 500 jobs will also be created.EconomyJun 27
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Hundreds of Okanagan students perform musical tribute to Ukraine“It just feels really good to be able to perform and show all of our skills.”EntertainmentJun 26
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Scarborough Grade 8 teacher uses hip hop to teach language arts to studentsWhen his students returned to in-person learning, Mr. Grandsoult noticed that they were struggling. So, to keep them engaged and to make learning fun again, he 'schooled' them.EducationJun 9
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Board of Education 2022-23 budget ‘incredibly disappointing,’ says Saskatchewan Teachers’ FederationSaskatoon Board of Directors announced the budget for the 2022-2023 school year which included some cuts. The Saskatchewan Teachers Federation called it 'incredibly disappointing.’EducationJun 8
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Indigenous tourism program coming to N.S. university as calls grow to showcase Mi’kmaw cultureThe federal government is providing nearly $2-million to the Kinu Tourism Program, which will begin in September 2024.CanadaJun 8
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Napanee Ont. high school holds election debate to encourage civic engagementNapanee District Secondary School held a provincial election debate Monday featuring some Hastings, Lennox and Addington candidates to encourage civic engagement in young people.PoliticsMay 30
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Saskatoon students get ready for first in-person graduation in two yearsAs we get closer to June, graduations are around the corner. This year, students are a bit luckier than ones in recent years, as they can attend their graduations in-person.EducationMay 26
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Supports offered to Okanagan students and families shaken by Texas school shootingThe school superintendent said the potential for such an incident is much lower in the Central Okanagan, but school safety remains the district's top priority.EducationMay 26
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