In Touching Grass by Kristy Jackson, a young gamer learns to unplug and reconnect with nature at a Dene First Nation culture camp—a heartfelt story about balance, belonging, and stepping outside.
Teachers on Call shares how to navigate the TDSB application and admissions process, as well as a complete list of high schools offering 2025/26 information sessions.
The Jays Care Affiliate School Program is bringing inclusive baseball to classrooms across Canada! Learn how the Toronto Blue Jays and Jays Care Foundation are helping educators create accessible, confidence-building sport experiences for all students — and how your school can apply for the 2025–26 season.
October is Small Business Month in Canada — and this year, Teachers on Call is marking 40 years of learning, growth, and entrepreneurship. From our beginnings as a small family business to becoming an award-winning tutoring service, we’re reflecting on the lessons our journey can teach students about perseverance, innovation, and community.
The Forest of Reading 2026 nominees are here! This year’s lineup celebrates diverse Canadian authors and illustrators from coast to coast, with books in English and French for readers of all ages. Explore the full list and discover which stories students across Canada will be reading—and voting for—this spring.
Celebrate the final weekend of the Ontario Heritage Trust’s Doors Open Ontario 2025 season in Whitby! On Saturday, October 18, explore 13 historic and cultural sites—from the iconic Trafalgar Castle School to hidden gems like Burr Lodge and the new Whitby Visitors Centre. Discover heritage by the lake through tours, exhibits, and family-friendly activities.
Step into Whitby’s rich history during Doors Open Whitby 2025! After a six-year hiatus, this beloved event returns on October 18 with a lineup of 12 heritage sites, from Camp X and Trafalgar Castle School to Burr Lodge and the Station Gallery. Families, educators, and history enthusiasts can explore architecture, art, and community stories that bring Whitby’s past and present to life.
Celebrate the magic of autumn with our 2025 guide to Canada’s best fall festivals. From glowing pumpkin trails and apple orchards to harvest fairs and cultural celebrations, these family-friendly events offer fun, learning, and outdoor adventure. Perfect for parents and educators, Teachers on Call highlights fall festivals that connect kids with nature, history, and community traditions across the country.
Celebrate Woodstock’s industrial heritage and community spirit at Doors Open Woodstock on Saturday, October 4, 2025. With 10 historic sites to explore and Fall Fest fun in Museum Square, this family-friendly event offers hands-on learning, seasonal activities, and a chance to connect with the city’s past and present.
Step inside Quinte West’s hidden gems this fall at Doors Open Quinte West on Saturday, October 4, 2025. From aviation history and natural science to art, gardens, and community spaces, 14 unique sites welcome visitors for a day of discovery. Explore behind-the-scenes exhibits, hands-on activities, and stories that bring history and heritage to life.
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