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Finance Minister Colin Hansen introduced BC’s new budget last week by recognizing some of the challenges that families are facing: “Too many people across B.C.
The general consensus among the big banks and government is that the recession is ceasing and a slow recovery is in the works. But if analyses of family finance trends show anything, it’s that Canadian households will continue to grapple with money problems for some time.
In 2003, 40% of 14 to 19 year olds were sexually active, according to Statistics Canada. But the longer that teens delay sexual activity, the more they decrease the risks that come with sex; such as STDs, unintended pregnancy and emotional concerns.
This February's Early Years Conference in Victoria attracted 550 delegates from all over BC, across Canada and internationally.
Three releases this month are bringing international attention to childhood obesity.
In 2007, about 2.7 million people aged 45 and over provided assistance or care to an elder relative who suffered from a long-term health problem or physical limitation. These numbers are up 670,000 from 2002.
Professionals working for families need to be celebrated for the dedication, skills and caring that each of them give.
Feeling stressed out? Overloaded at work? Watch out – it could be contagious. Parents who are suffering from burnout are more likely to have children who are feeling burnout at school, according to recent research conducted in Finland.
A new study issued this month by Washington DC thinktank the Pew Research Centre finds that there's been a role reversal when it comes to men, women and the economics of marriage.
Programming by Ryan Ilg - http://ryanilg.com