the world in search of a new formula for parenting and childhood. He talks to a range of experts and sifts the latest research to find what problems parents, teachers and children face, and to seek out the best solutions. Honore shows how 'slow parenting' will benefit both the child and the parents, and ensure that we create happier children and calmer parents.

Author Biography

Carl Honore was born in Edinburgh in 1967 and raised in Canada, and is a freelance journalist based in London. He has written for the Economist, Observer, National Post and the Houston Chronicle. His first book, In Praise of Slow, was a Sunday Times bestseller and sold around the world.the failure to find 14-year-old Burton Winters before he died on the ice is still fresh in many people's minds.

Winters's grandmother, Charlotte Winters-Fost, said she was angry that the department could spare a chopper for a fishing trip, but couldn't spare one to search for her grandson.

"What they have shown up until now is that they are quite capable of making excuses, plausible in their eyes, but certainly not plausible in the eyes of me and the general public," said Winters-Fost.

In a written statement, the Department of National Defence told CBC News the helicopter was from 444 Squadron at CFB 5 Wing Goose Bay.

Capt. Dave Bowen said the June 8 trip to No Name Lake was a "familiarization/readiness flight" on a CH-146 Griffon helicopter.

"This trip was approved by