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11/16/2025

Childhood worries are a normal part of growing up and range from fears of the dark and monsters in young children to school-related stress, social pressures, and even abstract concepts like climate change in older children. Common worries include peer relationships, school performance, fitting in, family issues, and specific fears like dogs, heights, or thunderstorms. If worries are persistent, overly intense, or interfere with daily life, they may signal a more serious anxiety disorder and professional help may be needed.

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11/15/2025

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11/07/2025

🍎Good to remember!

09/29/2025

Speak the truth even if your voice shakes 💛

09/22/2025

09/11/2025

It's a healthy relationship. 💞

09/03/2025

08/04/2025

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07/24/2025

To E.M. and to all survivors of sexual violence: we see you. We believe you. We honour your strength in speaking your truth.

We know that today’s outcome is deeply painful for many. It reflects the ongoing challenges survivors face in navigating systems that have historically failed to prioritize their experiences and needs. Once again, we have watched as our legal system failed to provide accountability on issues of extremely troubling behaviour.

This case and the public conversation surrounding it have stirred up anger, grief, and exhaustion. These feelings are valid. Moments like this can bring forward painful reminders of how difficult it can be to seek safety, support, and justice.

Regardless of any verdict, our commitment remains unchanged. Survivors must be heard, respected, and supported. This holds true whether or not they report, and whether or not the legal system reflects their truth.

We stand in unwavering solidarity with E.M. and with all survivors. This includes those who share their stories and those who cannot. Believing survivors and working to end gender-based violence are responsibilities we all share.

You are not alone. We are with you.

If you or someone you know needs help, you can contact a women’s shelter or transition house in your area. Visit our Get Help page to find links to shelters, other services, and information that may be helpful to you: https://canadianwomen.org/support-services/