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Over the next 4 years, our colleagues at the University of British Columbia will be collaborating with Green Communities Canada, alongside Université de Montréal, Queen’s University, Toronto Metropolitan University, 880 Cities and Centre d’écologie urbaine to evaluate School Streets in communities across Canada. The team will work together to build a greater understanding of the impacts......

Join us, June 27th 4:30-7:30pm at 415 Corkstown Rd in Ottawa to celebrate the grand opening of Forest Explorers, a licensed program of Andrew Fleck Children’s Services and home of the Canadian Centre for Outdoor Play! The Canadian Centre for Outdoor Play and Forest Explorers – a multi-use building located on 900 acres of National......

June 21st is National Indigenous People’s Day, a national celebration of the heritage, cultures, and achievements of First Nations, Inuit and Metis peoples. This day overlaps with the summer solstice, which is a significant day for many Indigenous cultures. It also falls within National Indigenous History Month, which this year will highlight specific aspects of......

BREAKING NEWS. Outdoor Play Canada, the Healthy Active Living and Obesity Research Group at the CHEO Research Institute, Andrew Fleck Children’s Services, Algonquin College and the Canadian Disability Participation Project have recently been awarded $1.7M for a 4-year project to address challenges in the built and social environment for outdoor play and learning in natural spaces for young children living......

Thank you to Nathan Zhang, summer student at the Healthy Active Living and Obesity Research Group at the CHEO Research Institute, for providing this post. On June 11, 2024, we will celebrate the first-ever International Day of Play! This will mark the beginning of an annual global awareness day adopted by the United Nations in......

Thank you to Dr. Ulises Charles Rodriguez, Postdoctoral Associate at the University of Calgary, and Dr. Richard Larouche, Associate Professor of Public Health at the University of Lethbridge, for providing this post. The last few decades have been marked by increasing global migration, with millions crossing boarders in search of refuge, more opportunities or improved......

La 16e édition du bilan, intitulée "Rallying for Resilience : Keeping Children and Youth Active in a Changing Climate, souligne que les effets actuels et imminents du changement climatique pourraient être particulièrement néfastes pour l'activité physique des enfants et des jeunes. Des conditions météorologiques et climatiques défavorables, telles que les vagues de chaleur, les fortes pluies et l'air enfumé, peuvent entraîner l'interruption des récréations......

Merci à Debra Harwood, professeur au département d'études pédagogiques de l'Université Brock, d'avoir fourni cet article. Des chercheurs de l'université Brock invitent les éducateurs de la nature et les particuliers à participer à un projet de recherche sur les programmes en plein air basés sur la nature, intitulé Outdoor and Nature-Based Early Learning in Canada (Apprentissage précoce en plein air et basé sur la nature au Canada) : Revisiting the Scene Post-Pandemic. Pour cette étude, un programme de plein air basé sur la nature......

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