We were lucky enough this year to purchase a few Venus flytrap plants from our local grocery store. The plants are small, only about 3 inches high. Nonetheless, they have a mesmerizing prehistoric...
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Finding the Line in the Sand: Teaching Teens the Future Value of Money
As teenagers begin earning their first paychecks, it can be difficult for them to grasp the importance of saving money for the future. Many teens view that first influx of cash as a free pass to...
Skip to content Looking for Spring and Summer activities for children? Take a look at the following updated list containing activities available in our area. 3D Archery Shoot For more information...
by Barry Taylor Stage Kiss, a splendid piece of theatre that we saw at the Bauer Theatre the other night, addresses a question I have always wondered about. I don’t mean: how do characters in...
We’ve been wanting to visit the Tall Ships for quite a while now. Luckily this summer, more than 40 Tall Ships sailed into Canadian waters to honour Canada on its 150th anniversary. Three of these...
The majority of our food crops benefit from pollinator bees, however the decline of these insects continues to be a huge concern. There are many types of pollinator bees. Most common ones are honey...