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Playtime is good for you too

If you are like most parents, you probably have heard the message that play is an essential part of healthy child development. You probably know that, especially in early and middle childhood, children need periods of free, unstructured time where they can just do what they do best - be kids. But, did you know that play also has important physical and emotional health benefits for adults?… Read more
 

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GOOD TO KNOW
Barbecue Food Safety
As you head out to the grill, remember that eating undercooked meat, or foods that have come into contact with raw or undercooked meat, can cause food poisoning. Health Canada has released some helpful tip and pointers to remember this summer.

For more information visit Food Safety and You
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Daddy… Come Play with Me
Time spent playing with our children is so precious. With this guide, learn to make the most of every minute. This booklet is packed with ideas, advice and engaging anecdotes. Buy
 


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