A daycare worker in Sherwood Park is facing allegations of assaulting five young children—aged five to eight—at the Emerald Park Daycare earlier this spring. The RCMP are investigating, though specific details about the incidents haven’t been released yet.

Editor’s Note: This is the kind of story that hits hard for parents and caregivers—anywhere. Daycares are supposed to be safe spaces, and allegations like these shake trust in the systems meant to protect kids. It’s a reminder of how critical oversight and accountability are in childcare settings, and it’ll likely spark conversations about safeguards (or the lack thereof) in local facilities.

Disneyland Paris is investigating a disturbing incident where two people allegedly staged a fake "wedding" involving a nine-year-old Ukrainian girl. Park staff raised the alarm, leading to police questioning the suspects. While details are still emerging, the event has sparked outrage and a probe into how such an act could occur at the family-friendly theme park.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just a bizarre tabloid story—it raises serious questions about child safety, even in heavily monitored spaces like Disneyland. If the reports are accurate, it’s a stark reminder of how easily exploitative behavior can slip into public view. The fact that staff intervened is a small reassurance, but the incident will likely fuel debates about oversight and protection for vulnerable kids, especially refugees like the Ukrainian girl involved.