The honeymoon phase in your relationship is over. Now what?
It doesn’t take much to keep things interesting in a relationship — just effort. Continue reading
Family politics: Staying civil at the dinner table during a heated election campaign
By Laurel Gregory Reporter
Canadian families are digesting hot, spicy, sometimes bitter conversations for dinner ahead of the Oct. 21 federal election. Continue reading
Canadian school counsellors are stretched thin — and it’s our students that suffer
High school counsellors are supposed to help students with career-planning, but they usually don’t have the time or the energy. Continue reading
Canada’s health-care system isn’t designed for parents with disabilities: experts
“We know very few doctors, nurses, social workers, etc., have training around disability and pregnancy, specifically.” Continue reading
How Genius Hour empowers students to take charge of learning
By Laurel Gregory Reporter
“What would you like to learn today?” It’s the question Regina junior high teacher Aaron Warner starts every school year with. Continue reading
‘No means no’ consent training overlooks nuances of sex: experts
Consent should be “freely given, reversible, informed, enthusiastic and specific,” said one expert. Continue reading
‘Failure to launch kids’: Canadian students aren’t prepared for adulthood
Experts say it comes down to a community approach — parents, teachers and counsellors all need to do better. Continue reading
Imaginary friends can have ‘real life’ benefits for your child, experts say
One study found that 65 per cent of kids have had an imaginary friend by age seven. Continue reading
Why more teens are turning to pornography to learn about sex
More and more teenagers are reaching for pornography to learn about sex. Continue reading