In the global pandemic situation, day by day we all are more worried about our health & wellness and becoming more conscious and protective towards our health.  Our government is also working day-night to provide better solution to fight against the coronavirus situation and get back to our normal life as soon as possible. Our frontline soldiers- ALL kinds of medical professional, police/fire department, are also putting their life on risk to protect us and to provide better and... [read more]

Back-to-school in September?? As we all know that parenting is a huge challenge during this pandemic, but now it is the end of summer and kids are returning to school in September. The good news is that more and more people are getting vaccinated in Ontario. Businesses and public places are slowly getting open (with limited capacities) BUT still looks like its not over yet. As we are fighting against new variants now and this is the time, we need to take care more than ever... [read more]

What Are Glaciers?  Glaciers are massive blocks of ice that have been gathered over time through fallen snow being compressed into hard ice. They move very slowly due to their large size and this movement is caused by the force known as gravity! Gravity is the force by which a body (like our Earth) pulls objects towards its center.  Photograph by James L. Amos/National Geographic Creative Where Are They Found? Glaciers are mostly found in the polar regions, which makes... [read more]

We have a Total Solar Eclipse coming up soon on April 8th 2024! But do you know what a solar eclipse is? Read to find out more about solar eclipses!   What is a solar eclipse? A solar eclipse happens when the Moon moves between Earth and the Sun. When this happens, the Moon gradually blocks out the light from the Sun. If the Sun and Moon line up perfectly in the sky, we call it a total solar eclipse. A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon passes between the Sun... [read more]