The Wilson Centre in Canadian History officially launched an awesome new learning tool 
destined for the classrooms of local schools last night. The People and the the Bay is an historical environmental documentary created by Nancy Bouchier, Ken Cruikshank and the wizards from Pixel Dust Studios This stunning production brings a vivacity, zest, and probing depth to explore the unique relationship between the Hamilton harbour and the lives of people in the area and the city itself. The occasion was celebrated at the Canada Marine Discovery Centre, a uniquely appropriate site for presenting this production. The centre sits on the harbour and is an interpretative museum dedicated to Canada’s rich aquatic heritage. Read the rest of this entry »
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OK. Bad news is that the cats didn’t quite work out. They have now returned to their natural suroundings and I am sleeping at night again. They were a cute pair of kittens though. This is a picture of the little grey one. day one on my floor. Amazingly as I look at the photo it is quite evident that the cats grew susbtantially when they had the run of the house. A month can make a huge difference in the life of a kitten.
Good luck back at the farm guys. 