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Things to Do in Canada 153
Good morning!
Did you know? Although this winter season has seen very little snow so far, the most snowfall in one season was a whopping 2,446.5 cm. This particular record took place in Revelstoke back in 1971-72. That must have been one heck of a ski season!
Speaking of snowfall, we’re only two weeks into winter, so who knows what’s in store. Either way, there are lots of fun things to do, including festivals, snow sports, and even winter camping.
So without further ado, enjoy the 153rd edition of the Weekly Goose!
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Growing up in Fort.McMurray, I remember going winter camping in high school. It was a class outing and we learned how to make quinzhees to stay warm at night. However, the temps dropped to -40C and we were so cold that we never slept at all. I haven’t been winter camping since but maybe, just maybe, I’ll give it another try one day. If you want to give it a try, check out this article below:
If winter camping isn’t your thing, there’s still lots to do nationwide.
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One of Montreal’s top winter festivals is cancelling its activities for good. Montréal en Fêtes, the organization behind the popular free holiday festival near the city's waterfront since 2013, has said it’s no longer financially possible to host the event.
We’ve all had or have heard of horror stories when it comes to lost baggage on Air Canada flights. Hopefully, this new feature will help fix some of those issues. Using the Air Canada mobile app, customers can now track their baggage and mobility aid as it travels with them on domestic flights, based on the same tag scanning information that Air Canada employees use at each stage to handle these items.
Drink a little too much wine on New Year’s Eve? Put those used wine corks to good use!
Looking to enjoy the winter? Three doctors share their tips for working out in cold weather, including how to dress warm and stay hydrated.
Team Canada is out. After a tough loss to Czechia, Team Canada’s juniors will come home with zero medals.
It’s not looking good for Air Transat right now. Those with booked flights will certainly want to stay in the loop regarding the current strike as the Flight attendants at Air Transat have voted to reject a tentative deal with the Canadian leisure carrier.
Photo of the Week
Inuvik, NWT. Photo by @eighty_one_images