Maybe it is the fog rolling in from the ocean. Maybe it is the centuries-old buildings, dark country roads and forests that become pitch black surprisingly early in October. Or perhaps Atlantic Canadians have an unusually healthy enthusiasm for chasing their friends through cornfields with chainsaws. Whatever the reason, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, … [Read more...]
Rosemary Garlic Chicken with Fall Veggies
A roast chicken dinner does not need to be complicated to feel special. This Rosemary Garlic Chicken with Fall Vegetables brings the whole meal together in one roasting pan, with crisp golden skin, tender vegetables, and plenty of savoury pan juices to spoon over everything at the table. It is exactly the kind of dinner I … [Read more...]
The Autism Identity Debate
There is a growing tension within the autism conversation, one that rarely gets addressed. On one side are individuals who self-identify as autistic, often without a formal diagnosis and with extremely minimal symptoms. On the other hand are those living with severe autism and the families who support them through profound, daily challenges. While … [Read more...]
Abusive Dynamics in New Brunswick Schools
The Cycle of HarmConsistency is vital in the intricate tapestry of a special needs student's educational journey. Yet, in New Brunswick public schools, a concerning trend has emerged. The constant changing of a student's EA leaves a disruptive ripple effect on student behaviour. This pattern not only hampers students' academic progress but … [Read more...]
9 Fun Family Halloween Activities
Halloween is a fun family holiday. There are plenty of Halloween activities that kids of all ages can participate in, so why not get out of the house and join in the fun? Most cities will have plenty of fun Halloween options in the month of October.Halloween ActivitiesTrick-or-TreatOne of the most popular Halloween activities … [Read more...]