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The Good Life

During the winter months I find that I sometimes forget the simple pleasures of summer. Like the refreshing sensation that you get when you dip your toes in the water as your feet gently dangle from a dock, or the smell of the campfire that lingers on your clothes for days, bringing back the memories of a good night. Summertime is the best time to grab a bunch of friends and head to your very own oasis — the cottage. I used to go up to one every summer with my family and friends, and we always had a blast. I loved the days of getting a running start before jumping off a dock into the cool Muskoka waters, or cozying up in a sweater as you watch the sunset from the deck with a few good friends. Those were definitely the days! However, as the years went by my perfect oasis became a thing of the past. I forgot... MORE

Trading In Your Hockey Skates… For Flippers?

Hockey, widely known around the world as being one of the most thrilling and physically exerting winter sports, has found a new rink, but this time it’s underwater. Underwater hockey was invented in 1954 by Alan Blake, the secretary of the Southsea British Sub-Aqua Clubin Portsmouth, England. It was originally called, and still recognized in the United Kingdom as, “Octopush.” Originally the game was played with each team having eight players in the water, but since the original days of the game the rules have seen a continual shift towards the rules of ice hockey. Now there are six players from each team in the water at all times, with four substitutes standing by. Each player is outfitted with a bathing suit, mask, snorkel, fins, a glove, stick, a water polo-style cap and mouthguard.... MORE

Movie Review: Grown Ups (Or, The Boys Are Back In Town)

At first, I was skeptical to see the movie Grown Ups (starring Adam Sandler, Kevin James, David Spade, Chris Rock and Rob Schneider). I was worried that it would turn out to be one of those films that had all the big names but fell short at the punch line. On the contrary, I was pleasantly surprised to find that it was an endearing comedy backed with a lot of heart. The story revolves around five lifelong friends (Sandler, James, Spade, Rock and Schneider) who had gone their separate ways but reunite for one weekend to celebrate the life of their junior high basketball coach (Blake Clark). Bringing along their wives and children they reconnect at the lake house — a place of many childhood memories, and try to do it up “old school,” causing many hilarious moments and shenanigans. ... MORE

The Bilingual Edge

Calgary French & International School brings French immersion to new heights

No Limits to Learning

A Calgary school helps students with learning disabilities graduate to success

Positive Pets

Loyal cohorts give pet owners more than just companionship

Time For Tea

Afternoon tea raises a cup to tradition

Aberdeen Hall Preparatory offering The Advanced Placement Program

Rigorous curriculum is both based on academics and applicable in a practical sense

About When it comes to education, one size does not fit all. That’s why Calgary Academy has sought to provide its students with an education catered MORE
Parents By learning multiple languages, students face unique challenges that give them an upper hand not only during their post-secondary education, but in the MORE
Boarding In today’s job market, progressive educationis key to preparing students for the future ahead. That’s where West Vancouver’s Collingwood MORE
About The first step to a fulfilling, lifelong career is finding your passion. If students aren’t encouraged and given opportunities to apply themselves, MORE
Camps Founded in 1989 in the core of downtown Toronto, Harris Institute was the first private Canadian college to offer accelerated one-year diploma programs MORE
Prep While traditional classrooms can teach the basics, they often leave out valuable hands-on and real-world experience that is important for success after MORE
Universities When Calgary’s West Island College (WIC) discovered that 15 to 30 per cent of its graduates would enter the business field in post-secondary education, MORE
Activities From its early roots as a 30-student school to more than 200 today, WillowWood School in Toronto proves that creating a nurturing environment and individualized MORE
Prep INFORMATIONAL SUPPLEMENT Figuring out the future is a stressful task, especially for students trying to work out a potential career path. That’s MORE
Camps INFORMATIONAL SUPPLEMENT Girls and boys learn differently, and as an all-girls school, Balmoral Hall School in Winnipeg is able to provide academic and MORE
Activities INFORMATIONAL SUPPLEMENT Edge School is committed to helping their student-athletes on and off the field by taking the principles used to excel in the MORE