March Break is almost here and we just love revisiting this article from The Toronto Star about March Break planning - Dad style. Here's what some of Toronto's hippest dads told Heather last year about how they plan to spend March Break. Wonder what they are up to this year?
Stuck in a rut with cold weather and snow in the forecast? Here are our top tips for winter travel that will have you seeing sand (for less) in no time!
There's no excuse for March Break boredom thanks to this fulsome list from Ontario Tourism Marketing Partnership Corp. Take your pick for a fun-filled week.
Put down that macaroni necklace and make your way to one of these fun-filled, family outings over March Break.
There are two ways to approach March Break: 1. Embrace the family time and plot out a week of together time 2. Run away I present some options.
I asked teachers, under the promise of anonymity, and they shared how they really feel about kids missing school for family vacations. This morning I shared some of their thoughts with Marci Ien on Canada AM.
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From the moment your kids wake up tomorrow morning until the time they go to bed, they will be fully, totally and wholly your responsibility. And if you've made no plans to keep them entertained for the next 7 days - you my friend are on the edge of a these-kids-are-driving-me-crazy apocalypse.