what’s under the covers this month – book shelf
Work It, Girl: Rule the Music Scene like Queen Beyonce Knowles By Caroline Moss and Sinem Erkas This book is perfect for young girls who dream big. Work It, Girl is part of a series. This is the true story of a
Private and Montessori School Guide
Bright Start Academy At Bright Start Academy, we work on building the fundamental skills for children with exceptionalities such as autism and other learning and behavioural challenges. Our individualized programming allows each student to gain the skills they need to learn
Scouts Canada – Scouts are making a #PromiseToThePlanet
Sunday, Nov. 7, Daylight saving time begins. What if you used that spare hour to do something sustainable? Scouts Canada has compiled a list of 10 ways to make a difference. In essence, sustainable development is about creating a better future
Kultkid clothing Rated One of the Best Brands, hands down!
KULTKID was born from a father’s desire to make cool, trendy clothing for his children, so he created his own designs. What inspired him? What most of us always thought. Dull out-of-date clothing for kids. It’s a brand with a mission Kultkid donates 5%
Winter Guide
It’s back! The sweetest time of year at Conservation Halton! The Mountsberg sugarbush has been producing maple magic for more than 150 years and educating the public for over 40 years. The park will tap about 300 sugar maples this
winter family fun – Drive-Thru Fun Co. introduces Snow Magic at Ontario Place’s East Island
A first-of-its-kind experience at Ontario Place, Snow Magic will be a fun and exciting drive-thru event for all ages. Dare to dream and explore a magical world of fire and ice as you embark on a breathtaking journey like no other. Expertly
Ho Ho Ho City Parent Santa Letter Contest 2021!
It’s been quite the year and City Parent has teamed up with Santa to help with his letters by making a list and checking it twice. Get creative for your chance to win 1 of 2 prizes…Santa's Sack is filled with
Mydoh Financial Literacy Month: Let’s start with our kids
As a kid, my parents taught me values that prepared me for success – and saving and planning was a priority for them. Their dedication instilled values and a sense of confidence that remains today. This is what inspired the
aging – Physical activity makes a difference
WORDS BY Marylene Vestergom Did you know, according to the 2019 participACTION Report Card on Physical Activity for Adults, three of the biggest positive effects physical activity can have on Canadians’ lives as we enter our 60s, 70s and 80s: increased
