Journies of change

Movement is the key

  • Our timing was slightly skewed, a few days ahead of Canada elections, a lost opportunity to watch Justin Trudeau stride into Rideau Hall as Canada’s 23rd Prime Minister. The imposing Parliament buildings, the East, West and Central wings straddling the Autumnal landscape compensate for lost opportunities. We are in Ottawa, a city demarcated into two… Read more

  • Continued..Day 2…  The monotony of the bus ride and three-language monologue is broken by emotive swathes of autumnal hues out of a Van Gogh canvas… bold, vibrant tree-strokes against a dull sky as we speed towards Montreal, another flip-flop between antiquity and modernity. Montreal, located at confluence of Petite River and St. Lawrence, is the second city on… Read more

  • Four Cities and an Island

    A Dubsmash version of an extended tour synced to 3 three language lyrics, Mandarin, English and Cantonese, and tyre music as we squeaked past surface splendors of Quebec, Ottawa, Kingston, Montreal and Thousand Islands. Day 1….Our first stop is Thousand Islands (according to our Guide there are actually 1864) sprouting out of  St. Lawrence River and… Read more