Oh Canada!

Calling all Canucks! Celebrate Canada Day with a backyard party complete with crafts, festive food and a cool dessert.

Before you set off those roman candles, read this first….

Pancake breakfasts, maple leaf accessories and so much dancing. Spend July 1st enjoying one of these awesome free Canada Day activities. Many places are offering free admissions, but be aware that you may have to pay for food and games once inside the event.

Drake, ketchup chips, bagged milk, Smarties, polar bears—your kids will definitely want to stick these printable stickers and temporary tattoos everywhere.

You know those kids who put ketchup on everything? Yeah, they’ll flip for this tangy popcorn.

Why should pancakes get all the love? Get your syrup fix with these sweet recipes.

This land is my land, this land is your land. And guess what? It's filled with so much good food. Sink your teeth into these iconic recipes.

These Maple Leaf Popsicles are the perfect Canada Day treat. But they're so delicious and refreshing that you'll want to make them all summer long.

Canada is an amazing country full of awesome landscapes, diverse cultures and a vibrant history that makes it what is today. Help your kid learn all about Canada with these cute books.

There's nothing like curling up with a good novel. Check out the top Canadian books for big kids.

From Anne of Green Gables to Baby Beluga, we've talked to the experts and ranked the 100 best Canadian kids' books of all time. Did your favourite make the list?

The childrens' author's baseline is totally weird, but for fun, we thought we'd catalogue the most far-out examples of Robert Munsch's fantastic genius.

Thought you were an expert on Canada? Here are some fun facts you probably didn't know about the land of the free.

The way we parent has changed a lot since Queen Victoria signed the Constitution Act in 1867. Here, we take you through a timeline of the good, the bad and the downright strange.

Grab your bonnets and a bag of lemons, because we’re going back in time to party.

A tantrum over a timbit? Yep, that's something only Canadian parents can understand.