For informed decisions that keep kids safe

Guidance for parents, policymakers and health professionals.

Centre for Healthy Screen Use At the Canadian Paediatric Society

For informed decisions that keep kids safe

Guidance for parents, policymakers and health professionals.

New and Notable

<p>We are looking for parents and caregivers across Canada to participate in virtual focus groups about children’s and youth’s screen use. Your feedback will help us better understand what information and guidance parents need.</p><p><strong>Who:</strong> Parents/primary caregivers of children from ages 0–18<i> </i>living in Canada<br /><strong>Where:</strong> Online (Microsoft Teams)<br /><strong>When:</strong> October 2026 (daytime & evening options)<br /><strong>Time:</strong> Approximately 75 minutes, plus time to review a small number of resources in advance<br /><strong>Honorarium:</strong> $50 Indigo e-gift card provided following participation</p><p><strong>INTERESTED? LEARN MORE & REGISTER HERE</strong></p>

Parents: We want to hear from you about kids and screen use!

We are looking for parents and caregivers across Canada to participate in virtual focus groups about children’s and youth’s screen use. Your feedback will help us better understand what information and guidance parents need.

Who: Parents/primary caregivers of children from ages 0–18 living in Canada
Where: Online (Microsoft Teams)
When: October 2026 (daytime & evening options)
Time: Approximately 75 minutes, plus time to review a small number of resources in advance
Honorarium: $50 Indigo e-gift card provided following participation

INTERESTED? LEARN MORE & REGISTER HERE

The Canadian Paediatric Society welcomes the introduction of Bill C-34, the Safe Social Media Act as an important step forward.

Canada needs comprehensive, child-focused federal digital safety legislation to protect children, youth and families.

We will review the legislation closely and welcome the opportunity to work with parliamentarians to ensure children and youth in Canada are protected.

To learn how you can get involved, visit our community toolkit.