Nowadays distance is no longer a problem and most of our friends and family are not just a phone call away, but also just a video chat away. Prior to everyone staying at home to protect ourselves and each other, we had busy lives, either at school, work, or even both. Sometimes we didn’t make the time to visit our friends a few minutes down the road or call our friends or relatives living in other places.

This city has its own personality that’s one-of-a-kind! Boasting with plenty of festivals, art, cuisine, and innovation, Montreal also has a sense of comradery and welcomingness! In the past, students and teachers have visited the iconic Notre-Dame Basilica and enjoyed learning how to prepare traditional Quebec cuisine with a local chef!

Earlier this week on April 22nd was Earth Day, which provided a day to reflect on the state of the planet and how each and every individual can make a difference regarding the quality of our environments.

You may have heard about Machu Picchu and the Incas, or important Peruvian dishes, such as Cebiche (seafood dish) and Lomo Saltado (traditional Peruvian stir-fry), but what other elements make this fascinating country in South America so unique? In today’s blog, we will be sharing a few fun facts with you about Peru! 

Berlin is known for its inspiring street art and delectable foodie scene. As a city with tremendous historical turbulence, its history and art alone, is worth learning about in person. A visit to Berlin is bound to be an incredible experience, filled with gorgeous sights and intriguing architecture, it’s likely you’ll be captivated by its charming ambiance and culture.

For many students, break is the perfect time to enjoy a week full of fun activities. As time quickly flies by and your semester is already half-way over, it’s advisable for students to look at what they’ve accomplished so far in the year and consider future possibilities that they might embark on.