Katie Dupuis, Editor-in-Chief

At the end of a difficult year, our editor-in-chief Katie Dupuis is starting a new tradition with her girls -- one that has deep roots in her memories.

Most of us probably think of roasted turkey with all the trimmings when we imagine a holiday meal, but this year we're suggesting you re-invent the menu with the help of Mary Berg (yes, that Mary Berg, from Masterchef Canada!). We loved the...

In a world where we document ev.er.y.thing, writer Rosemary Counter has decided to be present in her memories instead of taking pictures of them.

You can picture it now, can't you? Happy, bright-eyed kids (it's probably 5am, let's be real), coffee or hot chocolate (with or without Bailey's) and snow falling softly outside. Sounds idyllic, right? We're with you. But eventually the cries of "I'm hungry!" will start to drown out...

A crafty solution for a chilly afternoon inside, these festive cuties make for perfect homemade gifts.

It turns out kids aren't always opposed to doing homework, if the assignment is to capture the beauty in fall. Over Thanksgiving weekend, we asked three families to take snaps of autumn in all its glory, as they see it, and the pictures we got back...well, scroll...

Most of us grew up thinking that trick-or-treating is the gold standard in Halloween celebration, but not all kiddos are into the door-to-door candy mission. Here are some alternatives.

There came a point by early October that the sheen had worn off and it felt more like business as usual, instead of an exciting new beginning.

Editor-in-chief Katie Dupuis saw first-hand how math can be made a part of a daily routine, with help from Smartick.

Tired of the one-word answers when you ask your kid to talk about their day? Try these five tips to get the conversation rolling.