Vancouver Sun, October 28
Author: Laura Stone
Kids these days: they rarely walk anywhere. They don't ride bikes, they don't play outside -- not like they used to, anyway. But can we blame them?
Not according to two new studies released by the Vanier Institute of the Family, a charitable Ottawa-based organization.
The studies, released [October 27], chronicle a generation of Canadian youngsters reared primarily in spread-out communities outside the urban centre, where they can expect to be driven anywhere they want to go, even if it's just to a friend's house a few blocks away. The data are based both on literature and empirical research, conducted over the past year, Scott said.
Report is available at: Report
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