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SOS Safety Magazine SOS Safety Magazine is a resource for youth, parents, and educators. *We are not a news outlet

The SOS Safety Magazine is an essential resource for families across Canada and is designed to enhance the important skills on safety needed in today’s communities. The resource has been designed to make it not only educational but also takes a fun approach to teaching families how to deal with everyday incidents. Our online platform is designed to further our reach in helping families across the

nation tackle the difficult decisions they face in their everyday lives. Topics include bullying, cyber bullying, peer pressure, teen su***de, dealing with teen pregnancy, mental illness, family wellness, and much more. In a time where we are faced with so many choices, sometimes the decisions youth face may be difficult. Some of their decisions may be influenced by media or peer pressure. Others may trust too much when in reality, not everyone or every incident turns out the way we expect it to. Our goal is to reduce the risk and add the prevention to daily situations our youth may face. We want to reach out with words of advice and prevention to youth across Canada. We also provide links to wonderful organizations such as the Kids Help Line, AADAC, Saffron, and many more.

We’ve officially wrapped another successful SOS Safety Magazine Teen Scholarship Competition 🎉First, a huge thank-you to...
05/29/2026

We’ve officially wrapped another successful SOS Safety Magazine Teen Scholarship Competition 🎉

First, a huge thank-you to every student who submitted a project, shared their ideas, and took the time to vote. This program continues to grow because of your energy, creativity, and commitment to making a difference in your communities.

We’re so proud to support a community of young changemakers who aren’t afraid to speak up and lead. 💚

And now, our official scholarship winners:
🏆 Jonah Hatano – 1029
🏆 Alissa Tortorella – 723
🏆 Sharon Chiugo Nwoko – 528

Congratulations to our winners and to all Top 10 finalists; your work stood out in an incredible field of submissions.

Thank you again to everyone who made this year’s scholarship such a success. We can’t wait to see what you do next 💥

Carleton University (Official) Simon Fraser University University of Waterloo

As Mental Health Month comes to a close, we celebrate the fact that prioritizing our minds doesn't end on a calendar—it ...
05/29/2026

As Mental Health Month comes to a close, we celebrate the fact that prioritizing our minds doesn't end on a calendar—it is a lifelong commitment to showing up for ourselves and our community every day. 💚

Throughout May, conversations across Canada helped raise awareness, reduce stigma, and highlight the importance of connection, compassion, and support. But the work doesn’t stop here.

Never underestimate the power of checking in, listening without judgment, and reaching out for help. These aren't just small actions, because they are the very things that make a profound, lasting difference.

A thank you to all the organizations, educators, health professionals, and communities for continuing to support mental wellness year-round.

Let’s keep the conversation going beyond May. 💬

"I smashed my kid's Xbox. It didn't solve anything"One parent thought destroying the console would solve the problem. In...
05/28/2026

"I smashed my kid's Xbox. It didn't solve anything"

One parent thought destroying the console would solve the problem. Instead, it revealed something much deeper about how modern games affect the brain, behaviour, sleep, motivation, and emotional regulation in teens.

From dopamine-driven reward systems to social pressure and late-night gaming loops, this story explores why some kids struggle to simply “log off," and what parents can do instead of turning to punishment alone.

Read the full article now and learn what the “gamer brain” really means. https://soskids.ca/violence/i-smashed-my-kids-xbox-it-didnt-solve-anything-a-parents-confession

Public voting for the SOS Safety Magazine Teen Scholarship Competition is now officially closed.A massive thank-you to e...
05/19/2026

Public voting for the SOS Safety Magazine Teen Scholarship Competition is now officially closed.

A massive thank-you to everyone who took the time to vote and support these incredible young changemakers across Canada. With so many applications this year, it is a privilege to be a part of these stories and see so many socially conscious, driven young leaders getting involved. It’s totally encouraging to see the impact you are all making 💚

To our finalists - congratulations on making it to the final stretch! We are so proud of each of you for sharing such cool, powerful ideas and action plans.

Stay tuned as we prepare to announce the winners🎉

Lupus remains a deeply misunderstood and often invisible illness that impacts thousands of Canadians every day 💜As we co...
05/19/2026

Lupus remains a deeply misunderstood and often invisible illness that impacts thousands of Canadians every day 💜

As we continue through Lupus Awareness Month, we’re joining the conversation to highlight the need for:
💜 Better public understanding of lupus
💜 Fair and timely access to care and treatment
💜 Ongoing research to improve outcomes and find a cure

Raising awareness is a step toward better support, earlier diagnosis, and a stronger future for those living with lupus in Canada.
https://www.lupuscanada.org/lupus-awareness-month/

“The toll of these offences is immense. The ripples are wide and still widening,” a Saskatchewan judge said during sente...
05/14/2026

“The toll of these offences is immense. The ripples are wide and still widening,” a Saskatchewan judge said during sentencing after a teen admitted to setting a fellow student on fire inside a high school hallway.

What began as conflict between two teens escalated into one of Canada’s most disturbing school violence cases, and it’s raising larger questions about bullying, mental health, peer dynamics, and how unresolved conflict can spiral over time.

From cyberbullying and social exclusion to emotional isolation and warning signs often missed, our latest article explores the deeper realities behind bullying in Canada and why early intervention matters more than ever.

Read the full story now: https://soskids.ca/articles/bullying

🚨Final reminder to cast your vote for the SOS Safety Magazine Teen Scholarship Competition!Teens across Canada have shar...
05/11/2026

🚨Final reminder to cast your vote for the SOS Safety Magazine Teen Scholarship Competition!

Teens across Canada have shared inspiring ideas and action plans to create positive change in their schools and communities💡

Now it’s your chance to support these young changemakers by voting for your favourite finalist submissions.

🗳️ One vote per person, per day
📅 Voting closes May 15 at 11:59 P.M. MST

Help recognize creativity, leadership, and youth making a real impact. Vote now!
https://soskids.ca/vote-scholarship

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