Each Canadian province and territory has their own laws that govern the use of car seats, booster seats, and seat belts according to the child’s age, height, and weight. The law is the minimum safety standard that can be enforced. It is often…
September 20-26, 2026How will you participate?Every year, Child Safety Link and our partners across Atlantic Canada recognize Child Passenger Safety Week by sharing information, resources, and support to help families transport their…
September 18-24, 2022 How will you participate? Every year, Child Safety Link and our Atlantic Canadian partners celebrate Child Passenger Safety Week to highlight how we can better protect children in vehicles. This year’s theme is …
September 17-23, 2023 How will you participate? Every year, Child Safety Link and our Atlantic Canadian partners celebrate Child Passenger Safety Week to highlight how we can better protect children in vehicles. This year’s…
September 21-27, 2025 How will you participate? Every year, Child Safety Link and our Atlantic Canadian partners recognize Child Passenger Safety Week to highlight how we can best protect children in vehicles. …
September 15-21, 2024 How will you participate? Every year, Child Safety Link and our Atlantic Canadian partners celebrate Child Passenger Safety Week to highlight how we can best protect children in vehicles. This year…
Check that your seat is approved for use in Canada. You’ll find the National Safety Mark on the car seat or booster seat. Read the labels and instructions to make sure that your child is within the height, weight, and age limits for the seat. Is…
Tools to support the Booster Seat Lesson Plan This program is a part of the NS curriculum for Grade 2 and can positively influence booster seat use for this age group. This 20 minute intervention is evidence-based and well…