新しい移民のためのカナダのトップ雇用者? 新しい移民のためのカナダのトップ雇用者? 探る 都市 国立公園?

新しい移民のためのカナダのトップ雇用者? 新しい移民のためのカナダのトップ雇用者? 新しい移民のためのカナダのトップ雇用者?

新しい移民のためのカナダのトップ雇用者 — as if you were an Acadian in the 1700s?

あなたは、ルイ·リエルの墓を見てきました? Dipped your toes in the surf of the world’s highest tide?

Have you considered how aboriginal artists perceived the explorers who arrived on their land?

…explored a neighborhood museum — in a former public bathhouse?

…listened to stories of immigrants as they came to start life in a new country?

I’ve recently had the chance to do all these things, とより.

ここカナダのすべて.

My Cross-Canada Rail Adventure

I’m just back from a great adventure — an epic cross-Canada train trip.

私は月過ごした traveling across Canada on レール経由 バンクーバーからハリファックスへ with numerous stops along the way.

As a new Canadian myself — my family and I became Canadian citizens last year — I wanted to explore some of Canada’s iconic, don’t-miss places, ロッキー山脈から大西洋岸まで.

But I also want to follow, と共有, Canada’s multicultural story, learning more about other newcomers, 今昔.

文化のアクセスパス

私はこの旅行を取ることができました, 一部, おかげで an excellent program that’s available ç„¡æ–™ to new Canadian citizens: ザ 文化的なアクセス·パス. Sponsored by the non-profit カナダの市民権のための研究所, the Cultural Access Pass is good for free admission to more than 1,000 museums and cultural attractions across the country と to all of Canada’s national parks and historic sites.

The pass also gives new citizens a 50 percent discount off a Via Rail trip, and I was excited to learn that you can apply the pass to an already discounted fare. That’s right — when Via Rail announced a 50-percent-off sale, 私は特別割引のための私の文化アクセス·パスを使用することができた.

If you’re a new citizen, it’s the cheapest way you’ll ever find to take the train across Canada! パスのおかげ, ã‚‚, my admission to the national parks, historic sites, and most of the museums I visited — from Jasper to Winnipeg, モントリオールにトロント, Moncton to Halifax — didn’t cost me anything.

すべての乗り物に乗って!

Over the coming weeks, I’ll be posting stories about my new Canadian’s cross-country rail adventure. I hope you’ll join me on my travels.

And I’ll be sure to tell you all about those nun’s farts.

Photo credits:
バンクーバーからジャスパー©キャロリンBへビアレールの列車に乗って. ヘラー
Embarking on the train journey © Alan Albert
Trains departing from Toronto’s Union Station © Carolyn B. ヘラー