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Does it ever feel like you can’t turn your back for a second without your children fighting with each other? Whether it be yelling and screaming or even kicking and punching, maintaining harmony within the family can be an immense challenge for parents.

When Rhonda began exploring retirement residences in the Thunder Bay area for her mother, she wasn’t sure how her mother would settle in. Her concerns proved unfounded.

Since 2019, the St. John Ambulance Therapy Dog Program has received $22,000 from the Keri Chase Memorial Animal Fund, the Community Fund, and most recently, the Margaret & Ed Ayer Animal Welfare Fund, at the Thunder Bay Community Foundation.

Executive function is a set of mental skills that allow us to manage and control our behaviour, emotions, and thinking. It is the management system of the brain.

With a new year underway, many are looking to make changes to their lifestyle.

To help teach children and youth about how housing can help improve economic and social conditions, the First Nations Housing Professionals Association has put together Keeper of My Home, a free resource that teaches students about caring for their home and housing health and safety.

It’s that time of year where you often hear the phrase, “new year, new me.” But have you ever set a new year’s resolution and then struggled to keep it through the year? If so, you’re not alone.

Chartwell empowers residents to stay active, engaged, and connected effortlessly.

Northern College students can choose from over 72 programs of study