Whats St, Nicholas’s Favorite measurement in the metric system?
– The Santameter!
Before the office closes for Christmas, you might have heard we will be hosting a
Christmas party for everyone to enjoy next Wednesday 18th of December .
You are all invited to the INTERNeX Annual Christmas Party!!! We kindly ask that everyone could bring a plate of food with them to share with everyone. Obviously, there will be a secret Santa because what is Christmas with no presents??? Be sure to bring a gift worth $5-15 in order to participate in our fun Secret Santa game. You never know who will end up with your present so be sure to keep that in mind when looking for something to buy.
Please bring your own drinks, there will also be a drinking game or two so make sure you bring enough to last you the night 🙂
To make planning a lot easier for us please make sure you click ‘going’ on the facebook event.
Remember to bring :
– plate of food to share
– bring your own drinks
– a gift worth $5-$15
Im looking forward to a great night 🙂
If you have any question, please don’t hesitate to message us or come talk to us tomorrow night – PuB Night at the Yale Saloon!Â
– Sabrina xx
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Email: pr@internexcanada.com
Our first stop of the day was at Mount Robson, the highest point in the Rockies and the second highest peak in British Columbia. We were luckily to see the top of the mountain for a couple of minutes before it disappeared in the clouds again. We shot some nice pictures and headed towards Jasper for a lunch break.
Jasper is a nice town, which get really crowed in the summer because it is so close to all the outdoor activities. Some of us stopped in the grocery store to get some food, others went into to a restaurant or walked down to Subway. After a short break and enjoying the sunshine it was time to get into to bus again and drive to our next stop.
The next stop was at the Athabasca Falls. This waterfall is not known because of its heights, but it is known for its force du to the large quantity of water falling into the gorge. It was a stunning view, especially the color of the water was very picturesque. After walking around the fall and seeing it form all different point we had to get back to the bus to drive to the Columbia Icefield.
The Columbia Icefield is one of the largest accumulations of ice and snow south of the Arctic Circle. We drove in a snow coach, which is especially made for this and there are only 24 of those buses, up to a snow field were the wind was blowing crazy and it was freezing could and of course we all were again prepared super good with or sneaker and thin jackets on! It was a great experience, but I think everybody was happy when we were back in the bus again.
Our next stops were at the Waterfowl Lake and Bow Lake before we ended our day in Banff. In Banff we stayed at the Mt. Royal Hotel and some of us went out for dinner, pizza, McDonalds, Steaks and Ribs were on the menu. Afterwards we went out to a pub for some pre-drinks before we headed out to the Night Club for some crazy dancing.
Last Saturday, we went up to
Tomorrow, we will be heading down to Chinatown to watch the Chinese New Year parade! You don’t want to miss this awesome cultural event, because there’s going to be so many fun things to see, eat, and do! If you’re bored and you’re alone at home, you have no excuses but to come out! Check out our 
Last night at the Morrissey pub, our awesome INTERNeX group gathered together to catch up, share some laughs, and have a few drinks. It was definitely great to see some people who we haven’t seen in awhile, and even some of the new members of our group made it! It was so much fun talking to them about what they have seen so far, their jobs, places they are going to see, and just listening to jokes and their stories.
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