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Canadian democracy takes centre stage as our popular Ottawa program helps students appreciate our bilingual capital region while focusing on Ottawa’s role in students’ everyday life.
In addition to being a social experience for students, Ottawa lends itself to an appreciation and understanding of Canadian history, and each year, the thousands of young people travelling with us to Ottawa cannot help but become better informed - and hopefully, more involved - citizens. The following are suggested itineraries. Two, four and five-day programs are also available.
Spring Itinerary: Three-Day Guided Tour
 from $289 DAY ONE
Morning: Optional stop in Kingston for tour of Fort Henry or visit at Upper Canada Village (extra). Afternoon: Fact-finding rally at Museum of Civilization. Evening: Buffet Tex-Mex dinner at Lone Star Ranch with western activities (no charge if booked by Oct. 31) OR guided tour of 19th century Carleton Jail (extra). DAY TWO Afternoon: Lunch at Byward Market or Sparks Street Mall, followed by Parliamentary activities. Afterwards, Orienteering Rally of statues and monuments on Parliament Hill. Optional visit at Supreme Court or Rideau Hall. Evening: Keating dance (May & June) - buffet dinner with Karaoke and special activities. DAY THREE Afternoon: Time for sightseeing or picture taking before leaving for home.
Winter Itinerary: Three-Day Guided Tour
from $245 DAY ONE
Afternoon: Parliamentary activities, followed by tour of Centre Block (House of Commons, Senate, Hall of Honour, Library, and ride to the top of the Peace Tower). Evening: Skating on Rideau Canal, followed by beaver tails and hot chocolate (no charge if trip is booked by Oct. 31). DAY TWO Afternoon: Fact-finding rally at Museum of Civilization. Evening: Tex-Mex buffet at Lone Star Ranch followed by sleigh ride, snow volleyball, ice skating and camp fire (extra). DAY THREE
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