Tuesday, January 15, 2008

Thursday, January 10, 2008

New York, New YOOOOOOOORK

As you may or may not know a bunch of students from KGIC Toronto went to New York for New Years Eve. It was a fantastic time and I am glad I joined them. I have a bunch of pictures I would love you to see. No video though, sorry for that. ENJOY!

The view from our hotel -

Me before walking across the Brooklyn Bridge into Manhattan -

Students (KGIC and other) in front of Century 21 (at Ground Zero) -

Walking through Central Park -

Explaining some directions to the Mendel/Gonzalez Family -

The south end of Central Park 5th and 59th (5th avenue amazing shopping if you are rich!) -

The beginning of a long night -

Chang Jun isn't moving ... :) We are at a bar about 2 blocks from Times Square -

HAPPY NEW YEAR! -

Tuesday, January 8, 2008

KGIC This Week January 8th, 2008



ENJOY!

HAPPY NEW YEAR! - Welcome to 2008!

Welcome back everyone and welcome to the new students!

I hope everyone had an amazing holiday. I sure did. I visited my parents in my hometown (Hanover, Ontario - about 3 hours from Toronto) and I went to New York with KGIC students to celebrate the New Year. It was overall a fantastic two weeks. I almost regret coming back to KGIC... almost.

Here is the calendar for January 2008. Please come talk to me if you have any questions. We have some great events including two ski/snowboard trips and AHL Hockey!

Prices are low so sign up soon.

Wednesday, December 19, 2007

Monday, December 17, 2007

Crazy! More Pictures!

HAHA... wow. Here are some more great pictures from the snowstorm. People are cross country skiing in downtown Toronto!

Toronto's Big Snowstorm...

What a crazy weekend. The snow started Saturday night and kept going all day Sunday. Here are the results. Sorry students! KGIC is still open! This is Canada, a little snow doesn't bother us. Good to see MOST of you this morning.

Check out the pictures (Thanks Maki!)

Remember, before this storm we had almost NO SNOW. All of this snow came down in about 24 hours. It was around 30 cm. Amazing eh?