I have visited the Canada`s Northern House in Vancouver on 602 West Hastings, and yes it is very interesting.
The set up is so that one can see and experience the three northern Territories of Canada.
Walking into the Canada`s Northern House (CNH) one can see the inuksuk made by Peter Irniq of Ottawa, Canada originally from Repulse Bay or Nauyaat, Nunavut.
Since I am originally from… Continue reading
The first time I ever heard the word Olympics was when I as going to school. The teacher proudly showed us a book with pictures of athletes and a runner holding a lit torch.
As the teacher proudly explains what the Olympics is all about, to me it looked so much more like a fairy tale, about strong men and women, but I knew these people, all they did… Continue reading
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