Ice Safety – Guidelines and Tips
February 11, 2017 – Ice is unpredictable. The density of ice can change anywhere and at anytime. It seems as…
Detergent Pods – A Continuous Hazard!
February 11, 2017 – According to the Canadian Paediatric Society, more than 100 children who ingested detergent pods were reported…
The Most and Least Expensive Child Care in Canada
February 14, 2017 - “Affordable child care is an important issue not just for parents, it’s important for Canada’s economy.…
Spring Hazard - Children Falling Out of Windows
February 11, 2017 – As growing children begin to explore their environment with increased curiosity, strength and mobility, the potential…
'Unintentional Medication Exposures' are on the Rise
February 11, 2017 – The Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) states that up to seven children under the age…
Children's Health and Safety Information
- Amusement Park Safety
- Bathtub Safety
- Boating Safety
- Bullying Prevention
- Camp Preparation & Safety
- Carriage & Stroller Safety
- Child Abduction Prevention
- Child Abuse Prevention
- Choosing Safe Child Care
- Farm Safety
- Fire Safety
- Fireworks Safety
- Food Safety
- Home Safety Checklist
- Hot Tap Water & Scald Burns
- Playground Safety
- Railway Safety
- School Safety
- Sleep Safety
- Storing Medicines Safely
- Summer Safety
- Sun Safety
- Swimming Pool & Chemical Safety
- Symbols and Labels
- Toy Safety Checklist
- Travel Safety
- Vaccinations & Immunization
- Window Blind Cord Safety
- Winter Safety
- Baby Walkers & Activity Centres
- Block Parent Program
- Bunk Bed Safety
- Car Seat Safety
- Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
- Choking Prevention & Guidelines
- Christmas Safety
- Crib Safety
- Dangerous Household Products
- Diving Safety
- Drowning Prevention
- Emergency Procedures for Infants
- Halloween
- Hands-Free Baby Feeders
- Hearing Safety
- Ice Safety
- Indoor and Outdoor Plants
- Internet Safety
- Lead Poisoning
- Medicine Chest Checklist
- Mercury Poisoning
- Mosquitoes & West Nile Virus
- Mould - Health Risks
- Pet Safety
- Playpen Safety
- Poison & Poison Control Centres
- Poisonous Indoor & Outdoor Plants
- Prevent Falls from Windows
Newsflash
UPDATE - Late Friday afternoon, Louka Fredette was found in Griffith, Ontario, safe and in good health. Ugo Fredette, his father, is now in police custody.
AMBER ALERT - September 15, 2017 - An AMBER Alert has been issued by the RCMP for 6-year-old Louka Fredette, who was abducted Thursday night by his father, 41-year-old Ugo Fredette, after the body of Louka’s mother, Véronique Barbe, 41, was discovered in her home in St-Eustache, Québec.
Ugo was driving a white Ford F250 pickup truck, which the police found abandoned at a rest stop in Lachute around 2:10 a.m. ET Friday. There was a possible sighting in Napanee, Ontario. Ugo could be now driving a grey Honda CRV with licence plate 'X78 BSL'.
Police are greatly concerned for Louka’s safety and consider his father to be dangerous. The RCMP needs your help in locating Louka and Ugo. If you have any information, please call 911.
