How to Choose the Right Summer Camp for Your Child’s
Tips on how to choose the best summer camp for your child's personality and options to choose from. Choosing the right one can quickly feel overwhelming for parents.

Tips on how to choose the best summer camp for your child's personality and options to choose from. Choosing the right one can quickly feel overwhelming for parents.

Summer camp season has a way of sneaking up on even the most organized families. Between work, school schedules, and everyday life, it’s easy to feel behind before you’ve even begun. The good news? With a clear plan (and a realistic approach), you can lock in a great summer for your kids without the stress.…

The Phone Call For many parents, the journey begins with a conversation. A quiet moment of trying to make sense of something that doesn’t quite add up. The calls our team receives often sound similar: “My child is really bright, but they’re having such a hard time at school.” “The teacher thinks there might be…


For seamless childcare to reach families province-wide, school districts need ongoing funding and policy support from the provincial government.

The nominations have been tallied, and the voting begins on January 10th! Look at the Family Favourites you nominated! Family Favourite Nominees 2026 Congratulations to all the nominees!

For some reason, the holidays always have a way of sneaking up on us. Then, before we know it, we get buried with an endless to-do list. seem to sneak up on us, and before we realize it, we’re buried under an endless to-do list. Here are 3 things to think about to determine if…

Searching for gifts for 7-9-year-olds in your life? Here are some small items to add to the list!

The hardest part of finding a great gift for a child aged 4 to 6 is choosing one.

Young girls are regularly complimented on how they look. These compliments start early, often from the moment they are born. Over time, this constant focus on appearance can teach girls that beauty matters most.

Children are 3.5 times more likely to be hit by a car and killed on Halloween than an average day

...supporting neurodivergent students, sending a neurodivergent child to school can still cause a lot of unease and stress


Being the parent of an autistic child comes with additional challenges. These parents carry many unseen and unacknowledged responsibilities.

Investing $8/day into the S&P 500 for the next 18 years for your child, assuming an average annual return of 7%, your investment could grow to over $100,000.

Gentle parenting is often misunderstood as permissive parenting, but the two are not the same. It sets boundaries with kindness and empathy.

Kids in British Columbia are set to benefit from an expanded school food program that will reach 90,000 students in more than 1,000 schools this school year.

Here are 7 powerful tips from Sharon Lechter -one of the world’s leading experts in financial literacy and entrepreneurial success-to help children build smart money habits and achieve financial success.

Whether you're looking to create lasting memories or simply make the most of the remaining vacation days, we've put together a list of some can't-miss events and activities before summer ends for you.

TUTS presents a positively scrumptious summer season with the premiere of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and the anticipated return of Legally Blonde The Musical, on stage June 27 to August 16, 2025, at Stanley Park’s majestic Malkin Bowl.

Traveling will help form more compassionate, thoughtful, and educated human beings. Experiences that go far beyond the classroom.

Summer is almost here. That time of year when our kiddos will be ready to put their school books away and fill their backpacks full of snacks, sunscreen, bathing suits, and whatever else they need to accompany them on their adventures and explorations. Though the featured choices in this story are by no means all…

Join School of Rock’s Summer Performance Program offering an immersive and inspiring experience designed to build musical skills, confidence, and teamwork.

Building confidence, connection, and regulation for children with diverse learning and social-emotional needs As summer approaches, parents of neurodivergent children—including those with ADHD, autism, learning differences, or other social-emotional hurdles—face unique seasonal challenges. Without daily routines and consistent schedules, these children often feel adrift and overwhelmed, leading to increased anxiety and challenging behaviours. I've seen…
