“2010 is on track to be the hottest year ever,” says The Weather Network staff writer, Andrea Stockton. Meteorologists are crediting El Nino for the hotter temperatures as warmer ocean temperatures in the Equatorial Pacific have caused a shift in the global weather patterns.
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Congratulations to Jordan for winning the “Favourite Part About Summer Contest.” Jordan, who’s 9 and will be attending Grade 5 at JE Horton Public School in September, says her favourite part about summer is, “ Being with family, hiking, bike riding, going for walks, going swimming, Canada Day, sleep overs and the heat.”
In July, we set up an online poll to see what you thought about some of the issues. Here’s what you said:
Kingston is known as a historical city with spectacular tourist attractions, like Fort Henry and its Sunset Ceremonies. The show is historic, meaningful, loud, and exciting for all ages.
A belated congratulations to the Kingston United, U12 Boys Premier Soccer Team, sponsored by Oxford Learning. They won the Boucherville Quebec tournament in June. It’s the first time a team from outside Quebec has won the tournament. Way to go boys!
In our everyday lives, we tend to take things for granted. Like fresh, drinkable water. We turn on the tap and there it is. But how did it get to us?
In this two part series on the Kingston water system, we’ll see how the water gets to us and where it goes when we flush the toilet, or release it down the drain.
