My Trip to Canada

Beth was an interesting woman to say the least. She was very talkative and had an eccentric personality. She might have been a smidge under the influence on this very normal afternoon but she was still a nice and fun person to talk to. Ashley and Kevin and I got to know her and all about her family all too well sitting at the bar at TGI Friday’s.

June 2015 I went to my favorite place in the whole world, Cedar Point. Cedar Point smells like happiness and cotton candy. Cedar Point is located in Sandusky, Ohio and is one of the top amusement parks in the United States. I have been 5 times, but my favorite trip was with my family and best friend Allie. We went to stay for a week like we always do. This time Allie and I would get to walk around the amusement park all by ourselves, that made us feel like such adults. I rode lots of roller coasters and went down many water slides. My favorite ride is Millenniun-Force. It is such a forceful ride I swear every time I ride it I lose my vision. We only rode that ride one time because after it finished Allie about thought she died. This was

My road trip across canada will start from Toronto which is a city found in Ontario, Toronto is located 43.70 latitude and -79.42 longitude. From toronto pearson airport i will be taking a plane to Iqaluit the capital of nunavut which is a canadian territory. From iqaluit nunavut we will be taking a plane to edmonton which is the capital alberta.from edmonton alberta we will be taking a road trip to vancouver which is the capital of british columbia. From vancouver bc we are taking a ferry to victoria which is located on the southern tip of vancouver is land.

Could you ever imagine driving twenty-two hours in a suburban with eight people? Although it was incredibly cramped, and tortuous, I was going to my favorite place… Florida. We were going with our neighbors, who I grew up with, traveled with, and basically did everything with. Our moms had decided to do a last minute trip to Florida and planned everything out the night before. We always did vacations on spring break, but this vacation my mom told me by surprise, at seven A.M.

In the Summer of 2015 when i was just 10 years old, my family had planned a camping trip to Arkansas. Being young and growing up in Tulsa i was always near my house. It was potentially dangerous to leave the house a night in my old neighborhood, but only now do i realize it. Back then i was safe and secluded, and i liked it that way. However i was up to go anywhere with my family, so i packed my favorite things and prepared for the long drive.

Charter of Rights and Freedom: Issued on April 17, 1982 by Queen Elizabeth the second in Ottawa, Ontario, the Charter of Rights and Freedom was a bill entrenched in the Constitution of Canada. This measure was assigned by the Government in order to allow every citizen of Canada the freedom and rights of the following (Part 1, section 2b under the Constitution act):

My first trip to Disney World, now that, that was a memorable trip. That trip was one of the most magical and happiest memories of my life. It was back in 2008, I had just turned 6 years old a few months before we left to go there. It was summertime, and the weather was perfect. I remember being so bored on the way there because I am an only child so I didn’t have anyone to entertain me besides myself. My mom’s side of the family went on this trip with us, and at the time I was the only grandkid, and the only kid at all. So once we finally were almost there I remember passing the big ‘Welcome to Disney World” sign and being so excited I peed my pants--my mom was pretty mad, but my dad thought it was kinda funny so I didn’t get in too much trouble.

The historical significant event that lead to modern Canada being heavily influenced by the contribution of immigrants, was when Canada re-opened its gates to immigration after the Second World War. This event was historically significant because it allowed immigrants to settle and become well-integrated in Canada. The impact of this event caused settled immigrants to demand for equal rights and the removal of ethnic and racial discrimination. This lead to the society we know today, a modern Canada being built upon the arrival and contribution of all immigrants. The Canadian society today consists of 20% of the population being people born in foreign countries and many more being descendants of one. “We have created a society where individual

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau arrived at the treaty four governance center in Fort Qu'Appelle Tuesday April 26th. He was met with cheers from a crowd and after shaking hands with many of them listened to a short drum circle ceremony. “I want to hear from all of you, I want to hear some of the concerns, some of the issues,” he told the chiefs from the Five Hills Qu’Appelle Tribal Council. Trudeau said his government is taking significant steps to renew the relationship between the federal government and First Nations in Canada. On his trip Trudeau also met with selected youth to hear their input as well. He wanted to make sure they know that they have a voice as well.

When I first moved to Canada, I became a victim of this threat known as bullying. In grade 4, in 2008, I had first come to Canada, from India. I didn’t know how to speak English, and so, people used this as an excuse to pick on me. One kid whole bullied me a lot was Ravi. He used to make fun of me because I couldn’t talk to others and told other that I was anti-social. Also, he would take any good lunch I had, he would make fun of me when playing games, and even spread false rumours. I first kept my bullying problems hidden from my parents, but gradually, as things got worse, I told them. They talked to our teacher, Mr. Douglas. Mr. Douglas talked to Ravi, and he stopped bullying me. Even though he isn’t the friendliest person today, he doesn’t

I remember being at Canada’s Wonderland Park in Vaughan, Ontario with my friends during my last week before moving, not wanting the day to end because I was scared by the thought that I won’t be back there after a really long time.

One day in Canada, I was just little pieces of polymer. And one of my friends were specks of sand. It was a very busy day. People kept walking and stepping on me and my friend. People never saw us on the ground as we were only just raw materials.

Right after graduating, I left the country for the first time and traveled to Isla Mujeres, Mexico. Isla Mujeres is small a tropical island near the coast of Cancun. I dove to the bottom of the sea floor and climbed to the top of massive rocks. The island is about five miles long, so the majority of people there use golf carts to get around. I also pursued my interest in my photography while I was there and captured my whole trip. I spent hours editing the film and ended up with a stunning production. I worked for The Tylor Bailey Band at the Country On The River Music Festival, and gained a lot of experience from the opportunity. I worked my first job as a Sales Associate at Urban Outfitters. I took as many shifts as I could over to the summer

The history of Canada spans over hundreds of years. There have been endless defining occasion’s in our country's history that have constructed, and shaped our country. Canada has shaped as a nation politically, economically and socially through many consequences we have faced and many moments we have celebrated. Events such as the women's suffrage, Terry Fox’s Marathon of Hope, and Stephen Harper apologizing to aboriginal people regarding what happened with the Residential School System have had a lasting impact on our country. Their significance to Canadian history is evident through the impact they have had on many of our citizens. They have played a leading role in carving our history to be the way it is today.

When I was in 9th grade, my family went on a missions trip to Nicaragua. This was not an ordinary one though. Instead of just going for a week or two, we went down for six months as a whole family. My parents, my brother, my 3 sisters and I all went into this experience wanting to serve, but not knowing quite what it would look like. When we got there, we encountered extreme poverty unlike anything we had seen here in the United States. While there, we painted countless schools, did art projects at countless others, worked with the local lending libraries, and simply loved on the kids down there to the best of our abilities. When the trip was over, I left with a feeling that I had somehow failed. I felt as though I had not given my all to