You may think motherhood content creator Alexandra Cunningham (also known as @thisfamilytree) drew in her over 400,000 followers across Instagram and TikTok with the kind of aspirational videos that incite envy. But from the beginning, the Toronto influencer’s approach was the opposite: she wanted to create totally relatable videos that reflect the truth of parenting. … Continued
When Rebecca Snow’s daughter heads into Grade 7 this year, she’ll have a device with her — but it’s not going to be a smartphone. Instead, she’ll be carrying a Pinwheel phone, which allows her to call, text and even listen to music. Notably absent from the device? Social media apps and a search engine. “I don’t … Continued
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When it comes to academic success, finding the right support is crucial. An essay writing service Canada can be a game-changer for students looking to improve their grades and reduce stress. With a range of professional services available, students can receive high-quality assistance tailored to their specific needs. Whether it’s an essay, research paper, or … Continued
When March Break rolls around next week, there’s a mall in Toronto that will be filled with family-friendly activities all week long. Yorkgate Mall is bringing back its annual March Break events, and they’ll all be completely free. The week kicks off with a bang with a special appearance from former NHLer and hockey legend … Continued
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The University of Toronto (U of T) was just named the top university in the world for sustainability for the second year in a row, according to the London-based Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings: Sustainability 2025. The rankings looked at nearly 1,800 universities from 95 countries around the world to discover which post-secondary institutions … Continued
The school year has officially begun, and one local Toronto mall has launched a school supply drive to help kids start the school year off right. Yorkgate Mall is back with its second annual Countdown to Class! School Supplies Drive, in support of The Children’s Breakfast Clubs. The amazing local organization has been around for … Continued
Picking a university or college is hard enough as it is, and that can be even more difficult when you have to consider the pros and cons of the city you’ll be living in for the next four or more years. According to a new ranking by HelloSafe, you might want to move a certain … Continued
Do you ever get sick of having the same old fight with your partner? Good news — if you have kids it will truly diversify the things you argue about. From changing diapers and dealing with tantrums to homework and curfews, the list gets longer with every developmental stage. The bad news is that these … Continued
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The national declaration of February as Black History Month was passed in December 1995. February 2023 marks the 27th year since it was first celebrated nationally. Rosemary Sadlier, an author, consultant, speaker and one of the key people who pushed for the commemoration of Black History Month with The Honourable Jean Augustine, says she hoped … Continued
Although thrifting is usually a go-to fall activity, it’s not as fun when you’re a new parent on the search for used kids’ clothes. That’s why resale and consignment kids’ boutiques have been popping up across the city and all over the Internet, making it easier and faster to get second-hand clothes to your kids … Continued
Want the inside scoop on the schools you’re considering for your child? Look no further than the students themselves. These six kids share their best tips on how to find the right school and their thoughts on how their schools have supported their learning. Jamie Mann, Branksome Hall “It helps to understand the way you learn … Continued
When COVID first hit, summer camps went from an integral part of many childhoods to a non-essential service. It was a sudden shift that left children and parents wanting for the sense of community and inclusivity camp experiences provide. Today, summer camps in Ontario are at the mercy of the shifting landscape of the pandemic. … Continued
