School is winding down for the year just as camps and summer programmes are getting ready to launch. Final Girl Guide and Scouting camps are coming up, and day and week long summer camps are booking up quickly. Have you got your child’s belongings labeled for camp?
Ageism is everywhere, it seems. You can get dinged for being too old for everything from who you should date to whether you can handle a job or current technical skills.
We got mail about an adult colouring and a writing contests, programme sign-up information and a fun-filled kids day.
It’s part of the trending dialogue online – aspirational (AKA helicopter) parents hover over, micro manage and over schedule their child in daily extra curricular activities.
You know the situation in British Columbia is dire when the youngest citizens have this worry on their minds.
Gosh darn it – it’s hard to meet people nowadays. Even in this age of online dating and Tinder.
On Monday, February 29th, bake for a difference and help the BC SPCA on National Cupcake Day.
There are many interesting – and in many cases free – opportunities to try on BC Family day.
As we inch towards the eve of Chinese New Year, many people in British Columbia might not celebrate this holiday as they do not have a personal connection to the Chinese culture. If your family falls into this category but you’d still like to enjoy the festivities, here are a few ideas that you can try during the 15 day Chinese New Years celebrations.
As more information comes out about the next change to the Facebook news feed, it’s a good time to revisit how you control what appears on your personal page and how other people see your content on their news feed.