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A prince among graduates

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By Maggie Macintosh Verified
| Winnipeg Free Press Verified
Manitoba’s public school system is receiving high praise from a Nigerian king who sent his only son to Grade 12 in Transcona. Prince Adetola Samuel Owoade — known as “Sam,” to friends and family — kept his royal title under wraps throughout his tenure at Transcona Collegiate. It wasn’t until an end-of-year ceremony that many of Sam’s peers and their families learned nobility was among the Class of 2026.
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Winnipeg high school graduate takes volunteer commitment to record-setting level

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By Maggie Macintosh Verified
| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified
Rachele Bolisay is marking the end of her high school career with a volunteer log sheet containing more than 1,000 hours worth of entries. Collège Garden City Collegiate records show Bolisay has racked up 1,048.5 hours of volunteering between September 2022 and her convocation this month. That’s the equivalent of 43 days, 16 hours and 30 minutes. It’s a record among, at minimum, her graduating class in the Seven Oaks School Division. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW What should Canada's 'fight song' be?
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Glad to be a grad Eight Winnipeg teens leave high school with hopes, dreams and an uncertain, AI-flavoured future By: Maggie Macintosh and Zoe Pierce Posted: 3:15 PM CDT Friday, Jul. 3, 2026

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By Maggie Macintosh Verified, Zoe Pierce
| Winnipeg Free Press Verified
Same as the gen-Zers who came before them, this year’s Grade 12 graduates were raised online and offline. What sets the Class of 2026 apart is how it has been forced to reckon with the post-pandemic panic about student screen time. In middle school, these students were told they could socialize only on digital playgrounds. After COVID-19 restrictions eased, a school cellphone ban was brought in.
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