The five men, all in their 30s, film their ‘Dad Harmony’ sessions hanging out with their kids at home in the northern town of Skelleftea
Category: Family
Ireland to vote on constitutional references to women and family
Current wording: ‘mothers shall not be obliged by economic necessity to engage in labour to the neglect of their duties in the home’
Are your kids breaking the law by sexting?
Sexting is common practice among young people. But the practice may be illegal — at least according to some experts. Others disagree
Asian countries score high in key education survey
Singapore won the top spot, with students scoring on average almost three to five years of schooling ahead of their peers from other countries
New Zealand to ban cellphones in schools
New Zealand now faces a “literacy crisis” with more than one-third of 15-year-olds barely able to read or write
Billionaires increasingly swelling fortunes through inheritance
The trend will continue over the next 20 years as more than 1,000 billionaires pass an estimated $5.2 trillion to their children
Where Ottawa’s economic statement falls short: experts
While some of Ottawa’s promises are good, the economic update fails to address the reasons why many families are struggling financially
Fake AI porn leads to real harassment in US high schools
As AI has boomed, so has deepfake pornography, with hyperrealistic images and videos created with minimal effort and money
Back by popular demand: the Disney villain
In recent Disney movies, heroes battled abstract enemies like mistrust and xenophobia. But fans just want a good villain
‘Hidden population’: Aging Canada needs caregivers who need support
Half of Canadians will be caregivers to aging, ill or disabled relatives or friends at some point. These caregivers have their own needs