May 2011

New website to help keep kids safe

Online resource provides vital information and assistance to parents of missing children.

School caretaker teaches students about Terry Fox

After almost 30 years raising money for the Terry Fox run, a Roslyn School employee is himself stricken with cancer. Students at the school are trying to help him reach a fundraising objective.

By Jessica Mees

Canadians fail to use booster seats for older kids

New study reveals parents not vigilant enough about car safety

By Alyssa de Rosa

A father’s no-holds-barred book about autism

Montreal author, Joel Yanofsky, shares with readers what life is like having a child with autism.

By Kelly Wilton

Old books that deliver modern-day pleasure

Classic books that are being re-issued for the enjoyment of a new generation of young people.

By Kelly Di Domenico

May - In The News

Timely, brief articles of interest for May, 2011

By Mel Lefebvre and Renee Giblin

Teaching shy kids to stand tall

Discover strategies that can help introverted and sensitive children learn how to be assertive

By Eve Krakow

Students learn 7 life-changing habits

School principal incorporates philosophies from a popular book that help students graduate with skills beyond reading and writing.

By Liz Warwick

Travel books target pre-teens

A new series of travel books focuses on kid-friendly actvities in various cities.

By Melanie Lefebvre

How to make the most of television

A pediatrican's advice on promoting good television habits in your home.

By Dr. denis leduc

Global anchor heads back to the newsroom

Jamie Orchard talks candidly about life as a working mom. She returns to Global in May following her her second maternity leave.

By Kelly Wilton