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Christmas through the Internet!

November 17, 2013
NORAD

Absolutely amazing! NORAD (North American Air Defense Command) follows Santa all night long on Christmas, and since 1997, you can follow the big bearded man online! The site is only open during the holiday season and allows kids and adults alike to track Santa’s progress in real time! Now that's magic! Watch this video to get an idea of what it looks like!

To know more
Getting ready to visit Santa

Is your child meeting Santa for the first time? Meeting this larger-than-life character can sometimes be intimidating for your little one. They could love him, just like they can burst out in tears!

Let them believe in Santa!

Should we let our kids believe in Santa Claus and the whole holiday magic? Absolutely, and psychoeducator Solène Bourque tells us why.

The best places to meet Santa Claus

Children can’t take it anymore: there are way too many nights before December 25th! So, maybe you should take them to see that good old bearded fellow before the big day?

Write a letter to Santa Claus

Santa Claus and his 9,000 little elves are getting ready again this year to reply to the millions of letters received from children across the country.


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