Corporate Sponsors  

 
e-Parenting Network would not have been possible without the generous support from our sponsors:
 

 
Cheerios has been an important part of all our lives for more than 40 years. It's your kids energy fuel, one of baby's first finger foods, and the perfect wholesome goodness for the whole family.

Made from whole grain oats, Cheerios has no artificial colors or flavors. Those wholesome little O's have only one gram of sugar. They're low in fat, and have no saturated fat or cholesterol. Cheerios is also a good source of fiber.

Moms like you know that Cheerios is a healthy way to start the day for your entire family. Cheerios is the perfect snack, as any Mom with a toddler knows! Whether by themselves or part of a recipe, the toasted oat goodness of Cheerios tastes great. Give your family Cheerios and enjoy a lifetime of wholesome goodness.

 
AOL Canada™ is an interactive online service, tailored to the Canadian marketplace. It offers members value, ease-of-use and convenience through state-of-the-art features. It can save you time, money and provides the best sources of information to help you manage your household and personal finances. AOL also provides fun and entertaining content with thousands of interest groups. Members can keep in touch with friends, family and colleagues, find information, play, shop and conduct business all over the world.
 

Government Funders

 
In 1996 the federal government established the Office of Learning Technologies (OLT) within Human Resources Development Canada (HRDC), as a partner in building a culture of lifelong learning.

The OLT works to raise awareness of the opportunities, challenges and benefits of technology-based learning and to act as a catalyst for innovation in the area of technology-enabled learning and skills development.
 

 
The Climate Change Action Fund (CCAF) was established in 1998 by the federal government to help Canada meet its commitments under the Kyoto Protocol to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. It is intended to support early actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to increase understanding of the impact, the cost and the benefits of the Protocol's implementation and the various implementation options open to Canada. Through the CCAF, the Government of Canada is taking concrete and immediate steps to engage governments, businesses, communities and individual Canadians to address climate change. A three-year report entitled : Responding to the Challenge: The Climate Change Action Fund (CCAF) 1998-2001 Report looks at progress and achievements under the first phase of the CCAF.