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Labour pain: For moms on parental leave, wages lag
Parenthood is a costly endeavour that goes beyond paying for basics like food, clothing, shelter and education, particularly for mothers who take maternity leave, according to a report released Tuesday.
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Diaper detail aims to help Edmonton parents
Baby Noah is a user. He uses up to seven diapers a day and ends up costing his young mother about $45 every three weeks.
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Parenthood plans don't always pan out
Marie-Claude Lajoie and her husband wanted four or five children, and they wasted no time starting their family.
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Funding cuts make children of immigrants the de facto family interpreter
An English-as-a-second language (ESL) teacher in Dartmouth, N.S., Annette McDonald spends her afternoons teaching one-on-one lessons in the homes of new Canadians who can't — or won't — attend her public...
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They may have 'boomeranged' or 'failed to launch', but don't call them dysfunctional
When exam time rolls around, Vania Mirdavoudi isn't huddled in a student apartment with her roommates, subsisting on ramen noodles and fretting over the utility bill in between study sessions.
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What makes a family? Like most things it's all relative.
Michelle and David Huck married in 2000 and since then, life has been busy - to say the least.
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Working dads entitled to 'breastfeeding' leave: EU court
Working parents, take note: Europe's top court says dads are entitled to "breastfeeding" leave even when mums are self-employed.
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Children want to read e-books
The amount of time children spend reading books for enjoyment decreases as they use cell phones and other mobile technology, but e-books might just bring them back to literature, according to a report...
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Aggressive kids also likely to be bullied: Study
Socially aggressive kids can dish it out but they're also more likely to be picked on.
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Overweight youngsters face discrimination-from parents
Overweight youngsters may face discrimination at school and in relationships but a U.S. study has found they can also receive harsher treatment at home -- from their own parents.
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Student debt more than doubled in last 20 years
Canadian university students are taking on higher debt loads than ever before, more than doubling the amount they borrowed 20 years ago, according to a new report from the Canadian Council on Learning...
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Benefits of learning a new language early
Bilingualism is a unique part of Canada's national identity and that's reflected in the language programs offered at schools throughout the country.
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WTF, kids swearing earlier now, researcher says
Children as young as two are now dropping f-bombs, with researchers reporting that more kids are using profanity — and at earlier ages — than has been recorded in at least three decades.
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