Hello!

    As you know, our trip to Canada will be soon. We are travelling in December, so we are going to spend Christmas in this country, concretely in Calgary.

    Calgary is the most populated city in Alberta, one of the nine Canadian provinces. This city, which is located between the mountains, is full of skyscrapers, emphasazing Calgary Tower, for example. It is very known here the Glenbow Museum, where you can find, above all, abstraction art.

    Landscapes and green areas are spectacular in Calgary too!

     Hi people!
     I am Sergio Pérez, student at José Cadalso high school and I am sixteen years old.
I love to do exercise and listen to all type of music. I form part of A New World Of Possibilites, a blog created by students, where we are going to show you our differents projects along the school year.

     In our first project we must organise a travel to Canada. I had looked for information about the gastronomy and the differents restaurants where we are going to eat in our travel.

     See you soon!

    Hi everybody!

    We saw news about the Hurricane Sandy in New York, but we didn´t know anything about what were the consequences of this in Canada. So here you have a video where you can see the situation in Toronto after the hurricane. It´s very interesting.

 See you soon!

http://www.cbc.ca/player/News/Canada/Toronto/ID/2298693030/

EDMONTON

    Hi everybody!

    We are finishing the Canada's trip planning. I would like to tell you something about Edmonton, which is the second city we are going to visit.

    Edmonton is the capital city of Alberta, one of the ten provinces of Canada. It has a population of 812.201 people, becoming in this way the second largest city in Alberta. Moreover, this city has lots of places to visit. The most famous museum is the Royal Alberta Museum. Another important gallery is te Telus World of Science where you can find exhibits and theatres. Most of its things are related to astronomy, robotics and mechanics.  I am giving you some photos about these two places.

    Hello!

    "A new world of possibilities" has finished the survey about the importance of the English language in our lives and all the participants have chosen the first option: it is very important and necessary to travel or to work ago. This option has won the survey with the 100% of the votes. Thank you very much for your opinions and we propose you a new one.

Hello!!!

 My name is Angel Piña Andrades; I´m sixteen years old and I live in San Roque on the street la Torrecilla. I am studying at Jose Cadalso high school in the class of first of bachillerato D. I am in the group “A new world of possibilities” of integrated proyect subject.

In this first proyect we are going to work about Canada, we are going to organice a trip for diferent cities of Canada. I’m going to make the history and the landscapes of Canada.

I hope you enjoy.

INTERESTING NEWS

      Hi people!
   
      I offer you an article by CBC NEWS about the future of the elephants in zoos in Canada.  There are some arguments because an expert and director of a zoo, David Hancocks,  disagree with the elephant's life in zoos. In our trip, we are going to visit the famous Valley Zoo, in Edmonton and another in Calgary.

Toronto ground zero for battle over future of elephants in zoos

    More zoos moving away from elephant programs

    For the past year and a half, a fierce battle has raged over whether three African elephants should stay in their decades-old home at the Toronto Zoo.
    
    But it's a battle that some experts say is now at the centre of a larger North American debate about the future of elephants in zoos.
    
    Deciding to stop housing the showstopping animals that bring so many visitors through its front gates is no easy decision —and one that's put it at the centre of a larger North American debate about the future of elephants in zoos.Since the facility opened in 1974, the Toronto Zoo has always had elephants.

    In an interview with CBC's the fifth estate, internationally renowned zoo director and architect David Hancocks thinks that zoos are "on the cusp of a major paradigm shift."
     
    While people have wondered for years whether a zoo can exist without the presence of an elephant, Hancocks suggests a different future. "I suspect as soon as 10 years time we'll probably hear people say, 'How can you call yourself a zoo if you've got an elephant in it?'"

THE BEST OF CANADA

Hi everybody!

We follow working about Canada. I have found this promotional video about the country, specially the sports and the landscapes. Some of my partners will informate you about these aspects. I hope you like it!