The 2020/2021 school year will be monumental for public education in Canada: Due to COVID-19, provincial governments, school boards and parents alike have been tasked with the extremely difficult decision of choosing between homeschooling, remote/distance learning, in-school learning and even hybrid options.

Parents have so many questions and concerns about what back to school looks like this year, in every corner of the country. Dr. Edith Hui weighs in on what we can do to help our kids stay safe.

Kids get anxious. Hard stop. But news flash: cortisol (some, anyway) isn’t only inevitable, it’s good for everyone. It’s all about healthy ways to deal.

Back to school is an important time in the life of a child. To avoid small ailments that come with going back to class, we've rounded up these natural remedies perfect for kiddos and parents, too.

Increasing how often you walk your kids to school, even just a bit, makes a huge difference.

Going back to school is exciting for many kids, but for others, just thinking about school can trigger social anxiety.

You need to share at school, and, unfortunately, that can mean pesky lice. Here's how to combat an outbreak.

Janice Biehn, editor of ParentsCanada magazine, talks about what you need to know to feel safe letting your child walk alone to and from school.