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he world-renowned Quebec Ice Hotel opened earlier in January, and we have to admit: it’s pretty cool. All puns aside, the annually sculpted hotel is a sight to see for anyone vacationing in snow Quebec City this winter season. A night in the Ice Hotel is an experience unlike any other, as it claims to be “the ultimate Nordic adventure.”

The rest of the world thinks Canadians live in igloos. Why not live up to our stereotype for a night or two? The Ice Hotel pairs unforgettable weekend stays with sweet maple syrup candies from the onsite Sugar Shack for the most Canadian experience possible. Unless you plan on venturing into the arctic circle with nothing but a hockey stick and box of Timbits. Plus, a stay at the Ice Hotel is a lot more elegant than an arctic Timbit trip.

While visitors can tour the Ice Hotel during the daylight, it’s an overnight stay that grants guests access to the real arctic adventure. The Nordic relaxation area includes spas and saunas—right in the ice! This area, however, is only accessible by overnight guests between the hours of 9pm and 9am. Remember to look up while relaxing in the Nordic spa. The stars in the clear sky above complete the chilling experience.

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Above: Every suite in the ice Hotel has a different theme and carvings. Everything is made of Snow and Ice, even the bed.

Left: A craftsman carves an ice sculpture with a chain saw at the Quebec Ice Hotel.

There are 44 rooms to choose from. Each suite has a unique intimate design similar to that of an igloo. Except this igloo is bigger, better, and the beds are comfier, even though built from ice. Guests are given Nordic sleeping bags to cuddle up in at night. For the most magical experience, opt for a fire and ice style room with a fireplace and private spa. Packages range from family friendly to honeymoon romance. Just don’t forget your camera!

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For those who are more comfortable sleeping under a traditional roof at night can still experience the Ice Hotel by the light of the day. Guided or selfguided tours are available. Enjoy a frozen drink at the Ice Bar, play in the nearby Valcartier Winter Village, or sign up for dogsledding. A behind the scenes tour of the Ice Hotel promises the insider scoop at exactly how the frozen architecture holds up against the elements.

To juxtapose winter wonderland with a splash in paradise, a nearby waterpark is a popular option. The waterpark has a wave pool, an adventure river, and plenty of poolside chairs to lounge in. After a quick warm-up, don your winter gear again to tube down some winter slides, or skate next to the sunset.

A magical mixture of art and comfort, a stay at the Ice Hotel should be on every Canadian’s bucket list. www.hoteldeglace-canada.com

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By the turn of the century it grew into the steady, strong stride of the Suffragette movement - onwards to 1920 when the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was ratified, granting American women the right to vote. In Canada, the process was different amongst the provinces. It was 1916 in Manitoba when women were first given the right to vote, with Nelly McClung one of the 'Famous Five' at the forefront of that fight. Most of the other provinces came on board board between 1916 and 1925, but women in Quebec did not receive that same right until 1940, and only in 1951 for women in the Northwest Territories.

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The Feminist Movement (or the Women's Liberation Movement) took a giant leap forward when in 1962, a book called 'The Feminine Mystique' by Betty Friedan, 'captured the frustration and the despair of a generation of college-educated housewives who felt trapped and unfulfilled'.

Their march began in earnest, with consciousness raising groups and protests gaining momentum in the streets.

From there marched forth the likes of Gloria Steinem, whose footsteps continued right to the forefront of the 2017 Women's March in Washington. A new generation of women who benefitted from their predecessors sacrifices and work, now able to make their own choices and defend themselves - heard the voice of one of the women whose footsteps they marched in. She was just one of many others too numerous to mention in this article, who were beaten, ostracized and arrested, who were the pioneers of the civil rights movement and other social issues, who gave women the right to vote, the right to equal education, the right to decide about their own bodies and the courage to speak out.

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Michelle Obama, a strong, confident, intelligent woman and First Lady of the White House for 8 years personified all of that and stands right up there with them all. And let's not forget Hillary Clinton, whether or not she was the right candidate to run for President in the 2017 elections. The ghosts in her closet pale in comparison to the man who bulldozed his way to power with deceit and lies. Many let her down by either simply not voting or fueling the overblown rhetoric the media and opposition put forth.

Hillary is a strong woman, a leader who is the result of all the work these women have done - and an example of what women can accomplish today.

They were the women who defied patriarchal convention, who stood up for the rights we have today, the very rights now threatened in the USA by the changes being put forth by an unstable man and the politicians of an almost unrecognizable party who blindly follow him. And although we live in Canada, we are affected by these changes.

During the recent Women's March on Washington, millions upon millions of women, as well as men marched in the footsteps of their predecessors, not only in the USA but in over 80 other countries around the world - marching

to uphold and advance the issues so bravely fought for and also those which have become predominant today. They did this not only for themselves, but for all of humanity.

There are still women today who have not fully grasped the true meaning behind the movement, with some who believe we now have all the rights needed and the opportunities that go with it - but the truth is women still have to fight for everything in the corporate world, women still have to fight for the right to make decisions about their own bodies, women still need to prove themselves beyond a reasonable doubt, women are still being beaten and dehumanized.

We can be scientists, athletes and world leaders - but we can also be mothers and 'housewives'. We can disagree on abortion issues, but that was never really what it was about. It was about being able to choose for ourselves, either way. The March on Washington was about much more - it was about equal rights for all, on every level. What we must not do is to create a division, but rather come together in respect for ourselves and each other and together we can march towards equality and respect for all humankind.

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At the Azrieli Talmud Torah Elementary School Science Fair, winners are selected at every grade level. Pictured here, in front of their project, are Grade 6 winners Sarah Janowski, Aaron Zenou and Vanessa Dahan. Their project, Les “Tacheurs” des Dents, explored the length of time it takes for stains to appear on teeth.The team used eggs to emulate teeth enamel and cola, coffee and juice as the catalysts for creating the stains.

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