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Bruce Peninsula National Park
Tobermory, Ontario, Canada
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The Canada 150 trail and lookout at Shannon Park, reopens June 1st, Halifax
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When you see the logo for Canada 150:
...and realize it looks pretty familiar:
Starfleet: A Nice Canadian Institution
(on a nice Canadian boy)
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People who want to skate on the rink will need to reserve tickets online two days in advance, and public skating sessions will last 40 minutes. No hockey sticks, pucks, food, figure skating or games like tag and races will be allowed during these sessions, the website says.
The celebratory Canada 150 ice rink on Parliament Hill comes with a $5.6-million price tag, 26-day lifespan (weather permitting) and a list of rules that prohibit hockey pucks, sticks, and “multiplayer games” like tag and skating races.
Cabinet ministers Mélanie Joly and Kent Hehr celebrated the release Wednesday of more details about the rink, which they pitched as the centrepiece of an end-of-year extravaganza to close out Canada’s 150th birthday bash.
The rink, which will be available for free public skating from Dec. 7 to Jan. 1, is budgeted to cost about $215,385 per day that it’s open.
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We talked to some amazing Canadian leaders for this “Canada Is...” series we did with CBC Canada this past year. Check them all out here!