All posts in magazine

Caring for a loved one with an eating disorder can be very challenging for families. Family members see their loved one struggling with major medical and emotional problems.

OC Transpo is the urban transit service for the City of Ottawa and provides public transportation to nearly one million people in the National Capital Region. As one

What is a concussion?

What is stopconcussions.com? stopconcussions.com is an online concussion/neurotrauma educational and awareness platform to address the growing trend of concussions in sports.  It is a portal that players, parents,

To lose a child is every parent’s worst nightmare. To have a child die by suicide is worse than what most of us can imagine. Over the past year,

Is your summer job search underway? Whether you’re dreaming of a job in the sun with the local tourism office or gearing up for long days sweating it

An executive summary of "Life Course of Youth Gang Members" written by Katharine Kelly, PH.D associate professor clerk of senate Carleton University This study examined the life histories

Life is wonderful, but at times it can be difficult. Trying to be yourself while fitting in with a particular crowd, and also being the person that your

“This is another emergency broadcast by the Canadian Emergency Broadcasting System […] another enemy attack on North America has been detected!” The sound of sirens fills the air as

On a mild February evening, five unmarked Ottawa Police Service cruisers make their way single-file through the darkened streets of an upscale Barrhaven neighbourhood. Rounding a corner, the

1 in 5 kids has mental health issues. You can help create a more positive outlook. Make a video that shows how we can all take the stigma out

The Youth In Policing Initiative (YIPI) is a summer employment program with the Ottawa Police Service (OPS) for youth 14-17 years of age who are attending a secondary

The recently released research, Building Prevention: Sexual Violence, Youth and Drinking, is an insightful look at a critical problem. It found that young people have mixed understanding about

The needs of children and youth in eastern Ontario and western Quebec have never been greater. With that thought in mind, the Sens Foundation works around the clock