The Canadian Press

The CEO of Children’s Mental Health Ontario says more support is needed across the province for kids and families.

Some weight has been taken off parents' shoulders as the Liberal party announces free child care for Ontario residents—but you have to wait until 2020.

The gift cards are a goodwill gesture after admitting the company participated in a bread price-fixing arrangement. Here's how you can redeem yours.

Kerr's Candy fires back with sassy tweets when a writer for the National Post labels one of their classic treats as "the worst Halloween Candy."

The milk bank is in need of more breast milk donations for preemie babies. If you're interested in becoming a donor, here's what you need to know.

Pfizer Canada has issued a recall on one lot of EpiPen and one lot of EpiPen Jr. auto-injectors that may contain a faulty part.

A new study suggests that schools should stop fighting the technological tide and find ways to incorporate cellphones into classwork.

President Trump's travel ban means many sick kids can no longer come to the U.S to get life-saving surgery.

Study finds that kids who drink whole milk are three times less likely to be overweight and have higher vitamin D levels than kids who drink low-fat milk.

Canadian kids, once again, score a failing mark in physical literacy. And there‘s no reason, lead researcher Mark Tremblay says, kids can’t be more active.

Study shows the vaccine that protects kids from the highly contagious whooping cough is only effective in the short term.

“If our kids haven’t existed for the past three and a half years, why the hell are we so tired?”

Health officials announced the first Zika-affected baby born in Canada has severe birth defects as a result of the virus.

Two cases have been confirmed in BC, but health officials say Canadians need not worry.