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Day 6
... confirmed the road was closed approx 2km above Wawa, due to horrendous floods and would be closed for about a week! Further massive detour required! Drove approx 240km to Timmins along highway 101, saw hardly any traffic or civilisation the whole route, once it got dusk we were driving slower watching for moose! Didn't see any, arrived at Timmins approx 7.30pm, had tea at Montana's, shower and ...
Ontario Principals Council
... the government of the day to never public ally criticise their policies but to work on influencing and informing their decisions. It is a very different approach. They are quite powerful and influential but I am curious about what the role of the principal is in an environment where you are not considered a teacher, but a school leader/administrator/supervisor and you can be moved to another school within the board/district at any time without notice or consultation. I would ...
Jet Lag Ahoy!
Last night (Thursday, August 30) was our last night in Toronto. We had a lovely dinner (breakfast, China-time) with our dads and Andrew's sister. We headed back to Brampton to do *all the laundry* at a 24 hour laundromat. The rest of the evening was spent folding clothes, cleaning the apartment and packing. The idea was to stay up all night so that, by the time we were on our way to Beijing, we would be tired enough to sleep for ...
Whirlwind Toronto Attractions & Niagara Falls
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... floor and decided to head down again.
Some of the other attractions I stumbled on were the Whistle Brewery and the Street Piano which is open for anyone to play and I also had lunch on the foreshore overlooking the water.
The next day was a huge day and early start for a tour of the Niagara region including the falls. I made a friend on the tour, a nurse from Japan and we caught the 'Maid of the Mist' together. As the name of the boat ...
TORONTO - Day 6: The secret world of mustard
... on a sampling tour of and sampled pretty much every food imaginable. The highlight was the mustard shop, which had like 25 different mustards and you could dip pieces of peameal bacon (Canadian bacon) in each one. It was a life altering experience. When mustard becomes the new ketchup and takes over the world I want you to remember that I ******* called it.
After eating lunch at the market we went to the Distillery District which is this very happening place which has a ...
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