The Ontario government says students can only use personal mobile devices during instructional time if it is for educational purposes under an educator's instructions, for health or medical purposes or for special needs.
Meanwhile, the Greek government's decision to transfer migrants from the overcrowded eastern Aegean islands to the mainland was met with some resistance.
A Shoal River First Nation man died after a two-vehicle collision involving an alleged impaired driver near Bowsman, Man.
Dresden is located in the state of Saxony, where the far-right Alternative for Deutschland (AfD) made strong gains in this year’s regional election.
Police said more information will be provided during a news conference at the service's central station Sunday afternoon.
The Viola Desmond must undergo repairs as a result of undisclosed mechanical issues, the city says in a press release.
The Anarchist Mountain Fire Department said the smoke is the result of a controlled burn.
The FlixBus that crashed on Sunday on a wet highway was carrying passengers from the U.S., Spain, Australia, Netherlands, Romania, Russia, Britain and France.
"It's just our way of saying 'thank you.'"
Winnipeg firefighters were kept busy Sunday while battling three different blazes in which no one was injured.
"I've spoken at prisons, in high schools and done spoken word and stuff like that, so it's just one of the things I try to do."
John Joseph, a 57-year-old musician, author and athlete, talks about how his daily routine helps him maintain energy and positivity.
A program meant to support young adults in Alberta who aged out of government care has been cut back. Chris Chacon reports.
Martin Kerr will be joining the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra on Nov. 6 for a special performance.
In a statement, Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi called for markets, factories, schools and universities to reopen after days of protests in the capital and across the mostly Shiite south.
The talk included Meghan Murphy, a freelance writer who opposes trans rights, saying they threaten the rights of cisgender women.
The perfect pairing for tourtiere is Chartier’s homemade rhubarb relish.
Police arrested Noel four years ago after searching his Oshawa-area home and finding thousands of dollars in cash and some cocaine.
Halifax Regional Fire and Emergency is encouraging the public to change their clocks as well the batteries in their smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
Nicole Hacault has been stepping up to fight domestic violence for about a year now.
Gurvinder Bhatia showcases his latest seasonal wine picks.
Tamara Solon and Sylvia Cheverie from Chartier show off some French Canadian comfort foods.
Turkey last month invaded northeastern Syria to push out Syrian Kurdish fighters, who it considers terrorists for their links to a Kurdish insurgency inside Turkey.
Two Edmonton non-profits have joined forces to raise money to support LGBTQ communities in the city. The Fur to Fab fundraiser pushes men who have never tried it to experience a night in drag.
Director Cory Christensen and actor Rob Beeston from St. Albert Dinner Theatre visited Global Edmonton News Morning to talk about the company’s newest production, “Homecoming”.