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Family Favourites 2026!

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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!

Carlie Parkinson

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Is the Holiday Season Impacting Your Mental Health? Here are

4 min read

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…

Dr. Shahana Alibhai

Mental Health

Fraser Academy: Leading the Way in Educating Dyslexic Learners

4 min read

One in five children has a learning difference or are dyslexic learners. Fraser Academy, a Grade 2–12 day school in Vancouver’s Kitsilano neighbourhood, specializes in supporting students with dyslexia and other language-based learning differences.

Carlie Parkinson

Dyslexic Learners at Fraser Academy after registering early.

9 Creative Birthday Themes That Kids (and Parents) Will Love

20 min read

Finding a birthday theme that feels both fresh and manageable can be tricky. Whether you’re planning a small gathering at home or a full-blown event at a venue, the right theme can spark creativity and keep everyone, even the adults, excited.

Carlie Parkinson

Assortment of birthday snacks arranged for a specific birthday theme.

Island Girls Gone Orange

3 min read

A fun story about a mother dealing with her daughter's colour change.

Rosemary Denniston

Mother and sick child orange

Print Magazine Release – Education 2025

< 1 min read

Education extends far beyond the classroom. It’s about understanding the style of learning for everyone, starting in preschool and extending into extracurriculars like the arts to formal learning. Every path has a purpose to help our kids grow both academically and personally. In this issue, you’ll find guidance on helping a child with dyslexia, choosing…

Carlie Parkinson

Boy playing in yellow leaves.

All in a Day’s Work: A Heartfelt Reflection on Parenting

6 min read

Parenting is often described as the hardest job in the world—and for good reason. For many, it’s also the most rewarding. But for those of us raising children while carrying the weight of intergenerational trauma, the journey becomes even more layered, emotional, and complex.

Wanda John-Kehewin

Indigenous adult and child standing on the beach.

Rewriting The Future For Kids With Dyslexia

6 min read

For many children, school is a place to grow, learn, and discover who they are. But for students with dyslexia or other language-based learning differences, traditional classrooms can feel isolating, overwhelming, and even discouraging. Fraser Academy, located in Vancouver's Kitsilano neighbourhood, is rewriting that narrative, turning struggles into strengths and helping students achieve their full…

Bethan Williams

two smiling friends sitting on the grass near school for Dyslexia

Amazing Summer Camps You Should Know About!

12 min read

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…

Lorrie Holmes

Girl holding binoculars at Summer Camp

The Future Isn’t a Straight Line: How TKS BC Teens

5 min read

For decades, the path to “success” was a straight line: work hard, get good grades, pick a safe career, and stay the course. But that map no longer works—not when AI is reshaping industries, the cost of living keeps climbing, and the most in-demand careers didn’t exist ten years ago. Today’s teens are growing up…

Carlie Parkinson

TKS student talking and using his hands.

Choosing the Right Daycare: Prioritizing Safety Over Availability

5 min read

By: Carlene Forde, Manager, Care and Non-profit Sector, Markel Canada Planning to start or grow your family is a decision that comes with a number of considerations. As the cost of living continues to rise, return to office policies surge, and major cities across Canada become more densely populated, many families have had to adapt…

Carlene Forde

Cheerful childcare Teacher Using Gaming and Acting Methods to Teach Multiethnic Kids Alphabet in Kindergarten. Small Cute Boys and Girls Getting Basic Reading and Writing Skills, Learning Alphabet

Childcare Choices – What Parents Need to Consider

5 min read

Choosing childcare be whether a daycare or full-day preschool, is a major decision for parents to thoughtfully and thoroughly consider. Whether you're returning to work, looking for social opportunities for your little one, or preparing for kindergarten readiness, the right environment can make all the difference. With so many options available, the process can feel…

Carlie Parkinson

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