Cell phone ban in place as B.C. students head back to school

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Cell phone ban in place as B.C. students head back to school

Students across B.C. returned to the classroom Tuesday. Along with a new school year, parents and children can expect to see a number of changes implemented to ensure the safety and well-being of students. Lauren Stallone has more.

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