A local company is offering workshops in parks around Montreal to get kids moving outdoors

From babies to older kids, discover some fun ways to beat the heat on sweltering days

In a petition sent to the province's education minister, a group of teachers say that it is unfair to impose measures on students such as keeping them in "bubbles" with small groups of kids

The Montreal Science Centre is celebrating its 20th anniversary by streaming four free films for families and three for a small fee

With COVID-19, some companies are offering new programs that include social-distancing activities for small groups of kids

Two Montreal-based organizations collaborate to offer a support and mentorship program for parents and kids

In a letter to Francois Legault, pediatricians are calling for the elimination of the two-metre physical distancing rule for kids 12 and under

Although day camps have been given the green light to open, many directors have decided to offer online programs instead of traditional, in-person camps this summer

Some day camps have made a decision to open while others have deemed it better to wait until next summer.

This contest is part of an Italian festival, which will be a virtual event with a plethora of concerts, documentaries, fashion shows and more

As of June 15, the outdoor gardens will reopen and access will be free for kids 17 and younger until August 31.

Two foundations that support youth are holding a contest in the hopes of learning about the life experiences of many teens across Canada

Kids can take part in food-tasting and square-dancing activities as well as learn the origins of maple syrup in Quebec

The Artizan's shopping night will benefit Trails of Summer, a non-profit day camp in the West Island

There will be almost 100 elite divers from 14 countries competing at the FINA World Diving competition at the Montreal Olympic Park’s Sports Centre

Intolerance. It seems to be everywhere these days. President Donald Trump can be heard making disparaging remarks about people on

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission shares stories of the impact of natives having their children taken from them by the Canadian government and put in schools to try to assimilate them

Local writer Julie Matlin shares her own experience and offers advice from veterinarian Elkin Seto and dog trainer Aimee Pierce

Her diary has humanized the experience of the Holocaust and these books can help educate young people about this terrible time in history

The aim is to leverage strong social bonds among teen girls to cultivate a lifelong love of sports, running, dance or other physical activity

There’s nothing quite like a visit to a cabane à sucre when the weather warms up and the maple tree