Life takes some horrible turns and all you can do is pick yourself up and keep going. Our daughter, Rehtaeh Parsons, died April 7th, 2013 by suicide at the age of 17. Her death left us devastated.
Life can be cruel and life can be hard. Learn from your past and grow as you walk your path. There is healing in adventure and joy can be found along the way. Especially if the journey is shared with someone you love and loves you unconditionally.
We wish you peace and hope you join us!
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Back at the Cottage
A year ago we started a journey we grew to appreciate with every passing mile. Today we're back at the cottage where it all started. There's something about being close to nature that warms the heart and eases the soul. It's peaceful here. This morning I went for a walk in the forest and sat on a rock

About Glen
Glen Canning is an advocate for victims of sexual assault. He has spoken about Rehtaeh’s experience throughout Canada and the US.

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Sad to See Our Camper Go
I didn’t think it would take long for our Bushwacker to sell and it didn’t. Watched it drive away on Thursday and, me being sentimental, it tugged at my heart a little. We had a lot of fun with it and have a ton of
5 Reasons To Go On A Road Trip According to AI
There's been a lot of talk lately about Artificial Intelligence (AI) and how much of a help/threat it is. So this morning I logged in to ChatGPT and asked it to provide me with reasons to go on a road trip. It came back
Thank You
My good friend Mohammad posted some photos he took of his family spelling out REHTAEH in rocks. Located in Saudi Arabia.
Backlash: Misogyny in the Digital Age is on CBC Gem
“These days, cyberharassment is the price many women pay when they choose a life in the public eye. Some decide to quit, and how can we blame them? Equally troubling: some girls and women are no longer considering careers in the public sphere because they
Adriana Kuch and Madison Brooks
There are two heartbreaking stories out of the United States in the past few weeks. The first is the story of Adriana Kuch, a New Jersey teenager who ended her life after a video of her being attacked circulated online. The second is the
Sending Messages Into The Wind
“There are many people who were not able to say goodbye. There are families who wish they could have said something at the end, had they known they wouldn’t get to speak again.” Itaru Sasaki Wind Phone Creator