Parents Canada

Parents Canada

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  • 5 days ago | parentscanada.com | Marc Saltzman

    Tired of blowing through pricey ink cartridges? These simple tips can help you conserve printer ink—especially if you’ve got kids who love to hit print. From smarter settings to cartridge-free options, here’s how to make your ink last. If you’re feeling the pinch, you’re not alone. With many Canadians struggling financially today, most of us are looking for deals at the supermarket, mortgage relief at the bank and ways to shave down energy bills in the home.

  • 3 weeks ago | parentscanada.com | Marc Saltzman |Kathy Buckworth

    Kids, it’s time to have “the talk” with your parents and grandparents. Cybercrime costs Canadian seniors several billions in scams, according to CARP (Canadian Association of Retired...

  • 2 months ago | parentscanada.com | Marc Saltzman

    When used responsibly, generative AI (“GenAI”) can be a wonderful (and conversational) tool to boost creativity and productivity. But it’s important to be discerning, and to teach our kids to know how to identify AI-generated media. From helping students with research and writing to empowering businesses across all industries to aiding families with budget plans and personalized vacation itineraries, there’s a lot to like about GenAI.

  • 2 months ago | parentscanada.com | Marc Saltzman

    Memories can last forever but not the medium they’re stored on. Videotapes can hold your precious home movies for several years if they’re kept in a cool and dry environment. But eventually these formats deteriorate, making the tapes unwatchable. Adding to the problem: You may not be able to play back these captured moments if you don’t have a working machine. So now is the time to digitize your dusty collection of tapes.

  • 2 months ago | parentscanada.com | Julie Van Rosendaal

    Perfect for breakfast, school (or work!) lunches or a midday snack, these ham and cheese muffins tick all the boxes. Plus, they're so, so easy to make. Why bother with a sandwich when you can pack it all into a muffin? These little gems are full of things kids love, a great source of protein and so, so yummy. (You'll want to throw these into your lunchbox for work, too.) And don't stop at lunch, either.

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