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Chun T’oh Whudujut Ancient Forest is a unique ecosystem exclusive to inland British  Columbia, known as the Inland Temperate Rainforest (ITR). Unlike other temperate rainforests,  the ITR is more than 800 kilometres

Remembrance Day in Canada is November 11, and this day is dedicated to the soldiers who participated and fell in all the wars in which Canada participated. In addition, this day marks

Why We Observe Remembrance Day Since the end of the First World War, Canadians and other Commonwealth citizens have marked Remembrance Day as a memorial day to honour all those who have

After the pandemic and the inability to travel the world, people became savvier to learn and travel even more than before. Now, as most countries are open for international tourists and many

LGBTQ History Month, founded in 1994 by a Missouri high school teacher named  Rodney Wilson, is an annual celebration of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender history. As of  2022, nine countries observe

After receiving the phone call about my travel date to Canada, the travel preparation started right away. I shared that good news with my family and friends. I gave notice to my

This year, the annual observation of Lesbian Visibility Week occurs from Monday, April 25th to Sunday, May 1st, 2022. Lesbian Visibility Week started in California in 1990, prompted by Lesbian Visibility Day

The difference has always been an essential part of knowing the essential essence of the person from which he came and lived all his life grounded in it. There are significant and

Every year the need to learn foreign languages becomes more and more apparent, thanks to globalization, which engulfs all spheres of our life. If ten years ago discovering a foreign language seemed

After living at the refugee camp for several months, I decided on my education. There were some scholarships for the Syrian refugees to continue their studies. I couldn’t accept those scholarships because