Halloween is approaching and the season lends itself to the discovery (or rediscovery) of tales and legends, especially as witches are in the limelight of many children’s books. They can be beneficent or evil figures, according to the tradition from which they come. The first figure, that of the evil witch, often depicted as old and […] … learn more→
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Halloween: stories of witches to be read to children
Why is Vaping becoming so popular?
Over the past few years, vaping has become one of the most popular ways of consuming CBD oil. And with a myriad of products now available on the market, it’s important to know exactly what’s suitable for your vaping needs, and how to confirm their safety as well as quality. This article provides deeper insights […] … learn more→
Employment disruption ahead: Three ways federal policy can help workers
If the economy is a key issue this election, a central issue parties need to urgently address is the long-term employability of workers. Beyond higher-profile election promises like the NDP’s proposed $15-an-hour minimum wage, and the Green Party’s plan to train fossil fuel workers in renewable energy industries, workers across Canada need Ottawa to be looking ahead to ensure […] … learn more→
How to get your first credit card as a student
Heading to university or college brings a lot of change. Venturing into adulthood, means living alone, and that means increased financial responsibility. For students, this is a good time to start developing your credit and understanding responsible spending habits. Getting approved for a credit card may be easier said than done, which is why student […] … learn more→
Options on leasing a car for College students
There are many benefits to having a car as a college student. First and foremost is, of course, freedom. Having the freedom to drive to and from class without relying on the school’s transportation system – or your own two legs. Having the freedom to drive to the grocery store or a restaurant or even […] … learn more→
We street-proof our kids. Why aren’t we data-proofing them?
Google recently agreed to pay a US$170 million fine for illegally gathering children’s personal data on YouTube without parental consent, which is a violation under the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). The United States Federal Trade Commission and the New York State Attorney General — who together brought the case against Google — now require YouTube […] … learn more→
Everything about dental implants and maintenance
Smile is one of the best things that any human has, and the teeth that are the centrepiece has a great deal of effect how good the smiles are. If your teeth are in a great state or condition, it’s safe to say that your smile could even brighten others’ lives around you. But, in […] … learn more→
One skill that doesn’t deteriorate with age
When Toni Morrison died on Aug. 5, the world lost one of its most influential literary voices. But Morrison wasn’t a literary wunderkind. “The Bluest Eye,” Morrison’s first novel, wasn’t published until she was 39. And her last, “God Help the Child,” appeared when she was 84. Morrison published four novels, four children’s books, many essays […] … learn more→
How therapy pets can support adopted children – and parents
Children require foster care for many reasons, ranging from neglect and abuse to housing insecurity and parent incarceration. While the system is intended to protect and shelter children, the transition and reality of living in foster care can take a massive psychological toll on kids. That’s why a growing number of healthcare professionals are prescribing […] … learn more→
Prepare for NBA 2K20 steam release: everything you need to know
Every year fans of sports games have to consider if the new version of their favorite title is worth their money. Sports games often offer a similar experience refreshing it with new team rosters and a couple of cool additions. However, NBA 2K20 Steam release promises to be vastly different this time around, at least […] … learn more→