Kendra Slugoski

A young Edmonton boy learned a valuable lesson in giving from families in Fort McMurray -- people he hasn’t even met. And he paid it forward.

A mother and green blogger wants families to think twice about throwing anything out while spring cleaning.

More than 15,000 young people are now on the waitlist for a Big Brother or Big Sister. The charity says while referrals have spiked, funding has dropped.

A Canadian children’s author has combined his love of words with beats. Lexy the Rap Dad says his rhymes get kids reading.

An Edmonton author and grandmother says many seniors are coming out of the pandemic with more wisdom and tools to navigate technology.

A tribute video put together by Strathcona County recognizes resilient youth and their tenacity during the course of the pandemic.

Groups of students and faculty at Alberta universities are calling for mandated COVID-19 safety protocols before returning to campus this fall.

As students return for the new school year, teachers will be assessing learning gaps due to COVID-19 disruptions.

University of Calgary researchers say anxiety rates in young children have doubled over the COVID-19 pandemic.

Connected Canadians, a non-profit, is working to give all seniors free digital support by 2030.

A group of guys in Cold Lake, Alta., is tackling loneliness and isolation with a Men’s Shed program.

As Health Canada reviews COVID-19 vaccine data for ages five to 11, a Calgary pediatrician says some parents are hesitant to give their children the shot.

Caregivers say they need more support while caring for loved ones dealing with mental illness and addictions.

Families caring for a dying or seriously ill child may find support and answers to their questions on the new website, CaringTogether.life.

TikTok encourages caregivers to set up accounts to link with teens for more oversight and control.

As Canadians emerge from the pandemic, polytechnic schools push their grads as people to hire with real-world experience.

As children across the country roll up their sleeves for their COVID-19 vaccine, little ones are faced with needle fear and anxiety.

The National Eating Disorder Information Centre says children as young as five pick up on negative body image conversations.

A father created an app to collect and store memories of his daughter. He shared the special gift with her on her Grade 12 graduation.

The legacy of a decades-long Thanksgiving luncheon lives on in south Edmonton.