As of February 28th, the filming / editing / everything isn’t nearly completed for the MacBeth WW2 video. We have worked so many hours after school and in school but we still have so much more t...Read More
David Charles Motley was a BC born man who joined the Royal Canadian Navy Volunteer Reserve at age 19. Motley attended high school for 1 year then dropped out and worked in labour until he volunteered...Read More
The roaring twenties, more like the rotten twenties. 1920 in Canada started off rough, a fifteen percent unemployment rate, unrest among returning soldiers from the great war and a collapse in the w...Read More
Time in the trenches was not comfortable living, nor was it easy, enjoyable or remotely happy. But in these rat riddled rotten trenches history was made. Canada took WWI by storm, a new power in a new...Read More
Willemse assigned us a project to go along with another other mini project/presentation while she was away, fun times accompanied by more fun times she’d say. The task at hand was to learn abou...Read More
I, along with the class was assigned to create a diary entry from the perspective of someone who fought for Canada in WWI. After having no luck finding a soldier with loads of information on the Cana...Read More
To start this bright and shining year in PLP we are studying World War I. More specifically the Manhattan project. The ‘Manhattan Project’ is just a fancy and professional sounding name fo...Read More
For the class’s second assigned blog post we had to present our opinions on why World War I happened. You may think that the straightforward question of “Why did World War I happen” ...Read More
Welcome to blog post 1 of the year, I’m sorry it’s late (good way to start the year I know) I have decided to do something out of comfort zone today. Since reading some of Chaucer’s ...Read More
The summer conundrum Every summer that rolls around I arrive at the same place within my self, where I have to ask my self a question. This question really matters to me and has a major impact on my n...Read More