– by Doreen Marion Gee – Please visit respective venue websites for further programming and registration information. September 6: Sea Shirt Sunday Get creative with ‘fishy’ art, putting your marine pictures on a T-shirt, pillowcase or cloth bag. All ages. Sunday, 1 – 3p.m. Admission cost plus $2.00 per item for fabric paint. Small selection […]
What’s Happening This Fall: For Tots, Kids, and Teens
– by Deborah Reid, FMA, FCMI – With tuition fees for post-secondary education quadrupling over the past 20 years and other expenses spiraling upward, it is predicted that in 2032 a student’s annual average expenses, including tuition, books, shelter, food and transportation, could reach $32,000. Although there are many ways to save for post-secondary education, the
Common Cents: RESPs – the Gift of Knowledge
– by Dr. Kate Evans – We can’t avoid all danger but there are simple ways to cut the risks as we have fun with our families in the summer. First, the sun. The Canadian Dermatology Association is clear that sun exposure poses significant health risks. The risk of malignant melanoma, the most deadly form
Inside Out: Family Summer Safety
– by Gillian Crowley – Have the kids started to ask: “When can we get a puppy (or kitty)?” Before making a trip to a breeder or rescue organization, ask yourself these questions to help separate emotion from reality. 1. Time available? Do you have the time to train and exercise a puppy? Basic commands
Pets Patter: Getting a Family Dog – Six Things to Consider
– by Doreen Marion Gee – This is the fourth in a six-part series of profiles on some great local businesses that are working to keep us all in good health. “Skin is our largest organ – adults carry some 8 pounds and 22 square feet of it” (science.nationalgeographic.com.) The importance of this protective covering
Caring For Our Body’s Largest Organ: Alana Delcourt & Fresh Esthetics Studio
