Richard Watts / Times Colonist December | 13, 2016 06:00 AM

Rose Touchie, a Nanaimo mother of three, is making time to upgrade her education at Vancouver Island University and is always happy to be in class.“I just think it’s great,” Touchie, 30, said in an interview. “I’m what people basically just call ‘a nerd.’ ”

She and partner Shane Hnetka, 27, also had few worries about turning their kids into nerds when they decided to sign them up for a registered education savings plan, RESP, and to get the Canada Learning Bond.  Read the article here