‘Fire challenge’ leaves 12-year-old boy with 2nd-degree burns
The boy’s chin, chest and stomach were all severely burned, and he had to be treated in hospital for four days. Continue reading
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Justin Trudeau visits London elementary school
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau paid a visit to Lisa Allison’s grades 1-2 split class at Blessed Sacrament Elementary School today. 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
Canpotex teams up with Saskatoon Food Bank to fight hunger
The Milk for Children program at the Saskatoon Food Bank provides fresh milk for children and nursing women. Continue reading
75 per cent of B.C. parents stressed about saving for post-secondary: poll
By Robyn Crawford Reporter
Ninety-one per cent of parents who believe their children will attend a post-secondary school are either already saving or planning to do so, according to the poll. Continue reading
Saskatoon kids take part in first-ever technology summer camp
A dozen Saskatoon kids were taught technology coding at the first-ever Cricbitz summer camp in the Bridge City. Continue reading
Edmonton music sensations The Melisizwe Brothers take time to give back to young artists this summer
By Margeaux Maron Community Reporter
The Melisizwe Brothers are determined to give back, much in the same way as supporters like Ellen DeGeneres have done for them. Continue reading
Hotline for victims of human trafficking goes live in Canada in 200 languages
The multilingual, accessible hotline, an initiative of the Canadian Center to End Human Trafficking, launched at 7 a.m. ET on Wednesday. Continue reading
London spray pads to open for the season over Victoria Day long weekend
Children will be able to enjoy a splash at all 16 spray pad locations in London starting Saturday. Continue reading
Sunny days ahead: major spray parks open across Edmonton
By Sarah Ryan Reporter
With recent gorgeous weather, the timing couldn’t be better for the city’s spray parks to turn on the water. Continue reading