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WATCH: Wildlife advocates and students are raising concerns about the University of Saskatchewan’s veterinary college’s decision to stop accepting wildlife at its clinic indefinitely.

Calgary teacher Heather Skulski joins Global News Morning to talk about the emotional process of saying goodbye to students at the end of the school year.

An investigation into the cyber attack that targeted Mount Royal University in June found student and staff data was accessed. Meghan Cobb has more.

Cornwall Alternative School is celebrating their first graduating class in its 53-year history. What started decades ago as a downtown tutoring program run by social workers, now stands as a school that helps kids who deal with significant barriers in the traditional education system. Hannah Sangster has more in the video.

The man accused in the Montreal shooting on Monday was a student at the University of Lethbridge. Zoe Lukowich reports.

A 41-year-old man from Iran who was given a scholarship to study at Ottawa’s Carleton University has been flagged by national security agencies as a threat. As Jeff Semple explains, there’s concern the man’s studies could be helping Iran’s weapons program.

High school students in Red Deer are stepping up to support one of their own as he faces a rare cancer diagnosis. Meghan Cobb has more.

Some quick thinking and a 3-D printer helped these students save Pumpkin the duckling

A pilot project at the University of Alberta has nursing students using immersive virtual reality to simulate clinical challenges like overdoses and heart failure. As Quinn Ohler explains, the results so far are indicate it’s more effective than using a dummy and can help train students without putting patients at risk.

Every year for more than two decades, teachers from Etobicoke School of the Arts put on a concert for their students. It takes place on the last day of school and this year the tradition continued. Susan Hay has the story.  

For many students, summer break also marks the start of the job hunt. But with more competition for entry-level employment, some young people say landing a paycheque is not as easy as they expected. Jesse Reynolds reports.

Most students are counting down the days until the last day of school, while at the same time, many parents are wondering how to keep their kids learning — at least a little bit — over the summer break. For this month’s Ask the Educator segment, Global News Morning Edmonton spoke to Karen Irwin, a...

As the last week of school gets underway, advocates for students with special needs are speaking out about an education disparity in Ontario. As Caryn Lieberman reports, they say special education in the province is failing to meet students’ needs.

Young students in at-risk communities are learning to play instruments thanks to a free program run by the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra. Teagan Rasche reports.

Four Edmonton Catholic Schools elementary school students were taken to hospital for precautionary reasons after the bus they were on crashed into the ditch on Yellowhead Trail. Joel Gotlib reports.

Edmonton Transit Service has partnered with two south Edmonton schools to help build awareness of the importance of rail safety.As Nicole Stillger explains, students are using their creativity to spread the message.

A group of Okanagan College students put their skills to work designing the look of the B.C. Summer Games. Cohan Sassaman reports.

It’s one of the wildest days on the Edmonton Riverhawks schedule. The teams played in front of a sold-out crowd Wednesday – made up almost entirely of kids. Nicole Stillger has more.

Parents and students of Heydon Park Secondary School near Queen and Beverly in Toronto are fighting to remain at the 100 year old institution. The Toronto District School Board plans to move the students, all with special needs, to another unnamed school next January. Sean O’Shea reports.

Edmonton Public Schools families are expressing frustration with the recent board decision to pause all foreign school trips and exchange program travel for the upcoming school year. As Jasmine King explains, those affected are urging EPSB to reverse the late-notice decision — something the board says it will consider.