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mitzi dean: b.c. needs safety net to better support families of neurodiverse children and youth
opinion: for many, change can’t come soon enough. and to ensure we get this right for all families we must continue to take a thoughtful approach
the province
世界杯决赛2022
nov 9 2021
b.c. minister of children and family development mitzi dean says the province in 2023 will open family connections hubs in two regions to better support families with neurodiverse children and youth, with full implementation provincewide in 2024.

school-aged kids helping drive covid pandemic: tam
for the first time, children aged zero to 11 make up the highest proportion of confirmed covid-19 cases nationally.
sharon kirkey
世界杯决赛2022
nov 5 2021
file photo: canada's chief public health officer dr. theresa tam speaks at a news conference held to discuss the country's coronavirus disease (covid-19) response in ottawa, ontario, canada november 6, 2020. reuters/patrick doyle/file photo

tdsb takes action on vaccine mandate
the board do not anticipate any challenges in the regular daily operation of schools.
liz braun
世界杯决赛2022
nov 4 2021
the toronto district school board head office located at 5050 yonge st. in north york.

tdsb school troubled by persistent group bathroom vaping
“we are frustrated and we are concerned": malvern collegiate note to parents
the toronto sun
世界杯决赛2022
nov 4 2021
a toronto high school is urging parents to have serious conversations with their children about vaping as it tries to clamp down on students gathering to vape -- and share -- in school bathrooms.

ticks, humming, tantrums: how an infection caused a rare disorder in a three-year-old
'my daughter was acting like she was possessed,' says kerri archibald, whose daughter was diagnosed with pans/pandas, a rare neurological condition that happens in children.
vanessa hrvatin
rare diseases
nov 3 2021
kerri archibald's daughter finally found relief with the help of a california naturopathic clinic. getty

as preparations for children's vaccines ramp up, so do anti-vax attacks
the imminent vaccination campaign of children between five and 11 has ramped up anti-vaccine sentiment and vitriol among some.
elizabeth payne
世界杯决赛2022
nov 3 2021
ottawa family physician dr. nili kaplan-myrth, who organized mass covid vaccination clinics during the summer, has recently received death threats over comments in support of vaccinating children against covid-19.

adolescent dating violence affects 1 in 3
we are failing to protect youths’ right to be safe in their relationships.
the conversation
parenting
oct 20 2021
dating violence among kids 11 to 18 is a public health problem. getty

#askalyson: my kid doesn't want me to talk to her teacher
good communication between parents and teachers is essential, but there is often confusion about roles, responsibilities and how involved a parent should be.
alyson schafer
children
oct 19 2021
it's important to keep parent/teacher meetings encouraging and motivating. getty
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mitzi dean: b.c. needs safety net to better support families of neurodiverse children and youth
opinion: for many, change can’t come soon enough. and to ensure we get this right for all families we must continue to take a thoughtful approach
the province
世界杯决赛2022
nov 9 2021
b.c. minister of children and family development mitzi dean says the province in 2023 will open family connections hubs in two regions to better support families with neurodiverse children and youth, with full implementation provincewide in 2024.

school-aged kids helping drive covid pandemic: tam
for the first time, children aged zero to 11 make up the highest proportion of confirmed covid-19 cases nationally.
sharon kirkey
世界杯决赛2022
nov 5 2021
file photo: canada's chief public health officer dr. theresa tam speaks at a news conference held to discuss the country's coronavirus disease (covid-19) response in ottawa, ontario, canada november 6, 2020. reuters/patrick doyle/file photo

tdsb takes action on vaccine mandate
the board do not anticipate any challenges in the regular daily operation of schools.
liz braun
世界杯决赛2022
nov 4 2021
the toronto district school board head office located at 5050 yonge st. in north york.

tdsb school troubled by persistent group bathroom vaping
“we are frustrated and we are concerned": malvern collegiate note to parents
the toronto sun
世界杯决赛2022
nov 4 2021
a toronto high school is urging parents to have serious conversations with their children about vaping as it tries to clamp down on students gathering to vape -- and share -- in school bathrooms.
powered by
movember canada

ticks, humming, tantrums: how an infection caused a rare disorder in a three-year-old
'my daughter was acting like she was possessed,' says kerri archibald, whose daughter was diagnosed with pans/pandas, a rare neurological condition that happens in children.
vanessa hrvatin
rare diseases
nov 3 2021
kerri archibald's daughter finally found relief with the help of a california naturopathic clinic. getty

as preparations for children's vaccines ramp up, so do anti-vax attacks
the imminent vaccination campaign of children between five and 11 has ramped up anti-vaccine sentiment and vitriol among some.
elizabeth payne
世界杯决赛2022
nov 3 2021
ottawa family physician dr. nili kaplan-myrth, who organized mass covid vaccination clinics during the summer, has recently received death threats over comments in support of vaccinating children against covid-19.

adolescent dating violence affects 1 in 3
we are failing to protect youths’ right to be safe in their relationships.
the conversation
parenting
oct 20 2021
dating violence among kids 11 to 18 is a public health problem. getty

#askalyson: my kid doesn't want me to talk to her teacher
good communication between parents and teachers is essential, but there is often confusion about roles, responsibilities and how involved a parent should be.
alyson schafer
children
oct 19 2021
it's important to keep parent/teacher meetings encouraging and motivating. getty

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