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Written by Carol Beringer
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First Check out the hill: Choose snowy hills, free of ice with a gentle slope and long run off area. Be sure the hill is free of bumps, holes and obstacles such as trees, signs, fences and rocks. Stay away from roads, rivers, railways and parking lots. Only sled in the daylight or on well-lit hills and to reduce the risk of hypothermia and frostbite, don't go out below -19°C. |
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Written by Calgary's Child Magazine
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Get Away for an Hour and Feel Like You've Been Gone for Weeks.You've booked the kids' camps, planned their perfect birthday parties, enrolled them in their extracurricular activities, got them settled in school, and coordinated the family calendar! Now it's your turn.
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Written by Lorna Pipke
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SEVEN SUGGESTIONS FOR SURVIVNG SUMMERSchool is out, summer is upon you and you have "only" 66 days in which you have to keep your child(ren) occupied. What do you do? Where can you go? How easy can you make it on your pocketbook?
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Written by Kym McCulley
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PARTYING IN THE GREAT OUTDOORSPlanning a child's birthday can be wild and fun if you have some ideas on hand long before it's time to start planning. Ask your child what they want and if they have no ideas then suggest something-like an outdoor adventure. Taking your child's party outside can be very rewarding especially in Calgary, where there are numerous places to host the entire party. You can book a professional to do your outdoor birthday party, or plan your own. |
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