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This guide will help parents navigate and prepare for the onslaught of Muppets, Chipmunks and other animated critters soon to be lurking in theatres. Read More »
In the age of mobile devices, nearly a third of people now check work email before going to bed, and most of us work an extra 10 hours a week, thanks to technology. Read More »
“That’s the most exciting piece of this study. Even in an older adult brain, practice generates these benefits.” Read More »
BOSTON (MainStreet) -- Back-to-school shopping is a chore no matter what school students attend, but at the nation's top prep schools it's as much about the culture as it is about computers or clothes. The burden of back-to-school shopping in the U.S. is increasing slightly this year; market research company IBISWorld predicts a 2.6% uptick in sales, to $20 billion. Spending on school supplies a Read More »
Fifty-six children, aged 10 to 12, spend a week at the Canadian Opera Company’s annual Summer Opera Camp. Read More »
Liberal government launches three year, $257 million children’s mental health strategy focuses on identifying kids in schools and getting them access to treatment Read More »
New funding for children's mental health and addiction programs and post-secondary education are the highlights of Tuesday's Ontario budget. Read More »
By Mark McLaughlin, Special to CNBC.com NEW YORK (CNBC) -- If your kids are making their own dinner reservations for Valentine's Day, it's probably time to discuss their financial independence. Once they reach college or turn 19, how you form relationships with your children can have fiscal consequences both good and bad. Here's a quick overview of the pros and cons of letting the young ad Read More »
Young kids who lack self-control are far more likely to become addicts and criminals, a three-decade-long study finds. Read More »
"Girls, when you cast, don't aim toward the bear," is among the fishing advice offered by Sarah Palin on her documentary TV series, launching next month. Read More »
More children went into poverty in last decade. Read More »
If entertaining, animated Despicable Me wasn't arriving so soon after Toy Story 3 it wouldn’t have any real box office competition. Read More »
The mental health care system for children is “fractured” and needs better oversight, say critics after a Toronto Star investigation found a psychiatric centre was locking up kids who didn’t belong there. Read More »
This year’s Dora Mavor Moore Awards are a Mirvish-free zone Read More »
Many children and teens with mental illness suffer alone and in silence. That was the message delivered in 46 videos made by youths to raise awareness Read More »
Empty nest turns into a wonderful way for boomers to reconnect with old friends. Read More »
"Very strong evidence" of traffic pollution behind 120 new cases, researchers report. Read More »
President Barack Obama's top health care official put health insurers on notice Monday that the new health overhaul law requires them to cover kids with medical problems, trying to dispel uncertainty over a much-publicized benefit. Read More »
Toronto Public Library has pulled its part-time librarian from SickKids because of budget constraints. Read More »
When you sign up for the classroom treat at most schools, the list consists of fruit, vegetable, cheese, snack and one sweet treat. Read More »
In the wake of teenage boy's death, GTA parents grapple with the question Read More »
The practice of routinely prescribing antibiotics to kids suffering from an ear infection is coming to a formal end. Read More »
A new report card from the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario says the province's children score an F for their consumption of fruit and vegetables. Read More »
Lamenting his first cigarette as a teen, U.S. President Barack Obama ruefully admitted yesterday he's spent his adult life fighting the habit. Then he signed the nation's toughest antismoking law, aiming to keep thousands of other teenagers from getting hooked. Read More »
Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst said he believes there may be ways to resurrect the measure that would make available subsidized health insurance for 80,000 more Texas children. Read More »

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