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Canada Watch: Canada Study Trip Day One
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Sunday, March 4, 2012. Canada Study Trip Day One. Of March three students from our Students Circle left on a study trip to Canada. We will be staying five days in Vancouver, where we will participate in classes at the University of British Columbia, then we will go to Nanaimo to research Indigenous theatre at Vancouver Island University, and finally we will visit Alert Bay, a small Indigenous village just north of Vancouver Island. Under the Canadian Flag at Granville Island, Vancouver, BC. A play writte...
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Canada Watch: Sunday Walk
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Sunday, March 18, 2012. On the Sunday Walk with Deborah (left) and Karen (right). The afternoon was spent quite studiously – there were a lot of things connected with our project or our individual work that we needed to catch up on, so a free Sunday afternoon needed to be sacrificed. ;). Canadian Studies Student Circle. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Institute of English Cultures and Literatures. Canada Study Trip 2012. U'mista Cultural Society - Alert Bay, BC. Vancouver Asian Canadian Theatre.
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Canada Watch: More book-devouring...
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Tuesday, March 13, 2012. We began the day with a beautiful sunrise seen from the VIU campus. That’s the second Canadian university situated in a picturesque environs – it makes us supremely jealous! P Not to mention the wild rabbits hopping about the parking lot. If only Sosnowiec was a bit prettier…. Another Shot of the VIU Campus. A novel by an Aboriginal author, addressing contentious issues of the First Nation communities in Canada, among them the trauma of residential schools. Canada Study Trip 2012.
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Canada Watch: Chief Doug White III
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Thursday, March 15, 2012. Chief Doug White III. Today morning Karolina had a meeting with Laura Cranmer, who, apart from being a scholar and lecturer at the Vancouver Island University, is also a First Nations playwright. She was very eager to answer all our questions in detail, so instead of speaking on the spot, without preparation, she suggested she would write out her thoughts in an e-mail instead. In the Kwulasulwut Garden, VIU Campus. With Chief Doug White III. Canadian Studies Student Circle.
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Canada Watch: First Nations Program - Yearend Celebration
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Tuesday, March 20, 2012. First Nations Program - Yearend Celebration. Declaration of First Nations. As well as the subsequent fight for treaty rights of Aboriginal Peoples. Songs with the Accompaniment of Drums. Members of the Faculty with the Snuneymuxw Chief (second left). Canadian Studies Student Circle. Labels: first nations studies. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Institute of English Cultures and Literatures. Canada Study Trip 2012. U'mista Cultural Society - Alert Bay, BC. Chief Doug White III.
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Canada Watch: Potlatch
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Sunday, March 11, 2012. We continued exploring the Vancouver Island today and visited the Neck Point Park. From each point of the trail you can admire a stunning view of the ocean - we were also lucky enough to see some sea lions. Unfortunately, they appeared for just a moment, so we don't have any evidence of this unusual sight. A Couple of Shots from our Morning Walk. Canadian Studies Student Circle. Labels: Gloria Webster Cranmer. October 4, 2012 at 6:47 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Canada Watch: The Library in a Blizzard
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Wednesday, March 14, 2012. The Library in a Blizzard. The Library in the Blizzard. Later, we moved to the library again – what a surprise! We had another lovely, productive session with our research, and then decided to go home to prepare for our presentation, which is going to take place tomorrow. We spent the afternoon and evening making sure that nothing was amiss with our PowerPoint file and rehearsing our speeches. Canadian Studies Student Circle. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Canada Watch: Colloquium
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Friday, March 9, 2012. We went to the Vancouver Island University. At ten we went to the Malaspina Theatre Department, where we attended an Art and Humanities colloquium. Eliza Gardiner. Delivered a presentation on “The Power of theatre in Indigenous Communities”. Laura Cranmer (left) and Eliza Gardiner (right) Preparing for the Presentation. Canadian Studies Student Circle. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Institute of English Cultures and Literatures. Canada Study Trip 2012. Chief Doug White III.
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Things To Do While Staying at Alder Bay Resort
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How To Find Us. Both Salmon and Bottom Fishing are minutes away. Pacific Region Recreational Fisheries Regulations. Whale Watching tours arranged by ALDER BAY RESORT. Kayak to Robson Bight - World renown killer whale viewing area. While you're here visit historic Alert Bay. Take a tour of the island, walk the nature trails or visit the U'mista Cultural Centre. Only minutes away from the boardwalk village of Telegraph Cove. Relax and enjoy the fabulous North Island scenery. Grizzly Bear Watching Tours.
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Alert Bay, Colombie Britannique - road trip - J 23 à 40 Partie 1 - Le blog de Lily au Canada
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Le blog de Lily au Canada. Périple d'une française en PVT (Permis Vacances Travail d'un an) au Canada. Alert Bay, Colombie Britannique - road trip - J 23 à 40 Partie 1. La suite et presque fin du road trip d'Est en Ouest. La fin parce que je me suis posée, pas à Alert Bay mais à la prochaine étape que vous découvrirez bientôt, promis. Merci de me harceler pour la reprise du blog (hahaha, vous vous êtes reconnu(e)s, hein! Mélange de bus, d'heures d'attente entre les bus et de ferries. Ça promet! Au fur et...
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