Superheroes For a Day
Words by Lorraine Pelley Autism, a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by challenges in social interaction, communication, and repetitive behaviours, has garnered increasing attention and understanding in recent years. The spectrum nature of autism means it manifests uniquely in everyone, making it both
Top Chef Canada: A Mother’s Story
Words By Marylene Vestergom Sometimes, you just know what you’re meant to do. For Toronto’s Eden Grinshpan, being a Le Cordon Bleu London alumna with the “Grand Diplôme” in both pastry and cuisine is just the beginning. She is a cookbook
What’s under the covers in September 2024
Picture Day at Dino Play By Sean Julian At Dino Daycare’s picture day, Freda loses her favourite hat, only to find it being used by a bird for a nest. She decides to let the bird keep it, and her classmates make
Do you remember Elmer the Safety Elephant?
WORDS BY Marylene Vestergom “Since the late 1940s, Elmer has held a special place in the hearts of many Canadians of a certain age,” says Lewis Smith, Manager, National Projects, Canada Safety Council, “as a well-known symbol of safety education, teaching
September 2024 Movie Picks: Old Classics to Modern Day Hits
Alvin and the Chipmunks Meet Frankenstein (1999) by Universal Pictures Home Entertainment Alvin, Simon, and Theodore explore a movie theme park and stumble upon Frankenstein’s Castle. They discover a mad scientist reviving the monster, only to learn Frankenstein is misunderstood, not
Back to School in 2024
As we prepare for the 2024 school year, it’s important to reflect on the excitement and challenges this time of year brings. A new academic year is always filled with anticipation as students embark on fresh learning adventures, parents ready
