Post # 5 - Canada Day

Friday, July 1 is Canada Day. In fact, I do not know that day. I searched that.

 On Canada Day this year, more than 250,000 people are expected to join in Canada's 149th birthday celebrations throughout downtown. Festivities will include Canadian Armed Forces activities, the always popular Living Flag, an Aboriginal showcase with a traditional Powwow on Prince’s Island, a fantastic line-up of Canadian musicians on the Riverfront Avenue stage and an outstanding fireworks display off the Centre Street Bridge. As in past years there are so many locations with family-friendly activities and amazing entertainment. Choose a link below for more on what’s happening throughout the day on Prince’s Island, along the riverfront, in East Village, Chinatown, Eau Claire Market, Fort Calgary, Olympic Plaza, Stephen Avenue, and at Studio Bell, home of the National Music Centre. 

Post # 4 - Trying New Food

Hi everyone I am Bailey. I think that major food of Canada is Ice wine that is a type of dessert wine produced from grapes that have been frozen while still on the vine. Second, beef steak, Lobster, Salmon and Bacon are cheaper than Korea. They are delicious. There is almost famous of steak on the 17th Ave and around TD square.

Post # 3 - Transportation Etiquette

Hi everybody I am Bailey. When I first take a C-train I have many mistakes. For example, I bought a ticket at the seven-eleven store and then I get to take on the C-train. One day I thought that was little strange because No one even checked that. I asked about that to my sister and I could know about the rules of C-train. If police offer caught me I had to pay a fine.

Post # 2 - C-Train Etiquette

Hi everyone I am Bailey. I really do not know about C-Train etiquette when I take it. For example, a man obligingly held the door open when I pass through the door. I was surprised that. Also Canadian alway said that "Thank you" and "I am sorry". I felt that the people are very courteous.