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It’s their party and they’ll misbehave if you let themTeach your teens to socialize safely by imposing mandatory check-ins and curfews |
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Lecturing not the solution to kids allergic to trying new thingsFrom hockey house league to being late, listening is key |
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Civil conversation trumps heated confrontationsFigure out what underlying feelings are causing the current battle with your kids |
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Waging the great homework warTeaching your kids how to help themselves is the best lesson you’ll ever pass on |
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It’s a bird! it’s a plane! it’s… Super-Parent?Letting your children rescue themselves is often the best option |
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Modern motherhoodThe trials and tribulations of a local media maven |
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The home Sarah builtT.O.’s designer darling on private vs. public and penning in me time |
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Mom and theatre mavenRacheal McCaig’s, whose Fringe Festival production premieres this month, dishes about momhood |
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Hypnotist gets award nod
Boris Cherniak was in trouble. He was approaching customs in a Dubai airport, holding two global leadership awards given to him by Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan after performing several magic shows in the country.
North Toronto grad won’t stop be-Leaf-ing
Judge Roland Harris helps recreate the Toronto Maple Leafs’ glory days
Home sweep home
Area grad lands role on Men with Brooms
Talk of the fashion world
BSS grad’s label shows up on Gossip Girl
Thank You, India
Huffington Post writer goes East
Local set to tour Africa with Michaëlle Jean
A GRADUATE OF North Toronto Collegiate Institute, Ben Peterson, was selected as one of nine delegates to tour Africa.
Saving games and lives
World Series winning reliever now a team physician for the Toronto Blue Jays
A 'rockin' Olympics for the voice of curling
Crowds were boisterous at 2010 Games, and Earl Haig graduate Vic Rauter had the call
Globe columnist draws on dating debacles for TV movie
Earl Haig grad Leah McLaren was inspired by trying times as a London correspondent
Making bank off barley
Beer columnist Josh Rubin is the envy of his friends
Tales from the Fringe
Grad among U.K.’s most powerful in theatre
Not so ‘average’ any more
Local grad among 100 most powerful women
Bridging dance hall divide
MORE THAN 40 years after being arrested and jailed in Mississippi for his civil rights work, Paul Saltzman, an Emmy-winning producer-director and Northview Heights Secondary School graduate, returned to the south to see how the social and political landscape had changed.
All in the family
David Foster’s daughter pens novel
Local resident has raised ‘mo’ than $75,000 for cause
Rick McCreary will grow a ’stache again this month in campaign against prostate cancer
More than 30 years of life-changing surgeries
Local couple began fund for kids who don’t have the means to get medical treatment by Brianne Hogan
Bringing life-saving medicine to the world’s poorest
Local doctor aims to close health gap between developed and developing nations
Local volunteer helps to curb hunger
Food bank workers say that more resources are needed
Constructing a world of difference
One country at a time, Dr. Peter Adamson brings hope to children — and doctors — in need
Local resident blazed trail for Canada’s Black History Month
Rosemary Sadlier is telling the stories of our past in the hopes of creating a better future
Area student’s helping hand reaches all the way to Honduras
Armin Mohammadi honoured by Ontario government for philanthropic efforts
Friend to the Dalai Lama gave peace more than a chance
When local resident James George first met the Dalai Lama, it was the late 1960s. George, who is now 93, had just started working as the Canadian high commissioner to India, and the Dalai Lama had come to the country as a refugee, along with thousands of other Tibetans.
Recording star made his father a promise
McDermott on performing at the concert closest to his heart
Local dancer and survivor organizes a moving fundraiser
Performance raises money and awareness for artists affected by illness
Doctor’s dancing steps leave lasting footprint
Local star surgeon doesn’t miss a beat when it comes to helping out
Local broadcaster gets candid about cause
Personal journey prompts Libby Znaimer to take action
From political power to empowering youth and women
Belinda Stronach says life is, at times, a matter of circumstance. Though she has always been extremely active in her 905 community and as a philanthropist, it wasn’t until after she got the opportunity to travel to Africa — where she witnessed the devastating effects of poverty first-hand — that she decided to launch her own foundation.
For local sergeant, changing lives is a slam dunk
Peter Henry is taking to the streets and the courts to make a difference
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