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Social and emotional learning is the future of education
What will it reveal about our willingness to put others first?
A message from prominent Canadians for the class of 2020
What will charities look like on the other side of a global pandemic
Why our future leaders should talk about global cooperation
Finding the balance is essential to COVID-19 recovery
Restless kids still need purpose
We can’t forget the international community
Far from a utopian ideal, it offers a hand up and a solution to an evolving economy
Indigenous teachings remind us to reach out.
Loss of human life, the economic hit and more could have been avoided.
What your kids will remember about the COVID-19 pandemic?
We've all been made better by the women in our lives
Young people are turning to "adulting" classes for basic life skills.
Words are bricks for building safe and welcoming social spaces.
Companies with social or environmental goals are the future. They're thriving in Canada.
How teachers and parents can build an environment that kids in pain need to thrive.
Canadians are helping to rebuild, a decade after the earthquake.
Changing how we talk about the most stigmatized group of refugees.
How strong communities can help feelings of loneliness and isolation.
Canada needs to backup our ideals with aid dollars.
It's time to tackle the root cause of generational warfare.
Why hope is the best weapon to combat eco-anxiety.
The issues we'll still be talking about throughout the 2020s.
Canadian kids deserve better.
Toronto's street names should reflect our diverse history.
The right game can let us see through the eyes of others.
The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child is starting to age.
We cast our ballots as citizens of Canada.
How to get the most out of watching election debates.
Sharing positive stories can change mindsets.
The unique issues of Indigenous elders are rarely talked about.
Leaders' debates are a chance to reengage turned-off voters.
How public libraries build communities.
Simple tips for parents to support teachers.
Why so culturally limited? Learn from parents around the world.
Sheila Watt-Cloutier was one of the first people to reframe climate change as a human rights issue.
Stranger Things star on dorky heroes, child stardom and the causes he cares about.
Offers leadership advice to female graduates.
Tips for arguing effectively when feelings seem like facts.
What a Kenyan tradition can teach the West.
The biggest supporters of the charities and causes that make our communities great.
The wellspring of Canadian Indigenous talent is not new.
