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This guide is for parents. It contains helpful information about parenting after separation and divorce. You can use this guide if you’re making a parenting arrangement under the Divorce Act. This guide may still be useful to you even if the Divorce Act doesn’t apply to your situation.
Acting in the best interests of the child is the number one priority in all family law matters involving children.
The new Divorce Act sets out duties for parents and others to help them act in the best interests of the child, including when courts are involved.
Changes to the Divorce Act also include new duties for legal advisers to help parents and others meet their duties under the Act.
This document will give you information on each duty, and help you understand how best to meet your legal obligations.
Parents are responsible for the well-being of their children, including protecting them from illness caused by diseases that are vaccine-preventable. Learn about vaccination and why it is important to your child’s health. Parents agree that feeding and sleeping schedules are important to help keep children healthy. The same goes for childhood vaccinations.
Virtual event planning checklist: Engagement session on COVID-19 vaccines and public health measures
This is a checklist containing reminders to assist you in planning your engagement sessions on COVID-19 vaccines.
Divorce and separation can be difficult, especially if you have children. You may feel stressed about the different decisions you need to make about parenting arrangements and financial issues.
This document will give you some general information about different types of family dispute resolution processes, and help you understand the options available to you to help you come to an agreement with your former partner without going to court.
Government of Canada information for expecting parents, new parents and parents of young children.
Parents, caregivers and children across the country are facing new challenges as the COVID-19 pandemic affects our daily work and home routines. Schools, daycares and most workplaces have closed, and children and parents are suddenly at home full-time.
Information and tips to help you keep your children safe from the sun.
Parenting Journey is a home visitation program that provides support for families experiencing complex social, emotional and familial challenges that may impact overall family functioning, parent-child relationships and the well-being and development of children/youth ages 0 to 18 plus. The Parenting Journey Program is intended to serve families with the fewest resources, facing multiple challenges, and experiencing barriers to accessing supports.
Get the current facts about using cannabis for non-medical purposes while parenting young children.