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My son is coming back home this weekend. He drinks a lot of pops. So I deside to search deals about beverage on save.ca.

First, I got one deal from Metro. It said 2 box of Coca-cola or Canada Dry soft drinks(24 cans total) for $9. So it is 38cent/can.

Then, I got another deal from Wakmart. 24-pack of Coca-cola or Pepsi (cola only) for $6.97(29cent/can).

Finally,  Shoppers offers 12 cans of Coca-cola or pepsi beverages(all kinds of beverages form these comanys) for $3.3(28cent/can).

So, clearly, Shoppers has the beat price and broader choice. Also, since all drinks are from Coca_cola and Pepsi, I belive they have same quality. However, I am not going to buy it, because those things are not healthy.

About Fundraising

Dear Jennifer,
       My teacher shown us the e-mail witch about you are trying to raise money and goods for Syrian people. I was shocked when I heard the life condition of Syrian people.  My family is not that rich but still I have a much better life then the people in Syrian. I am going to try my best to help these people as I can. Although, I cannot let these people get rid of the life such as facing war and living in a misery everyday, I wish I could, at least, make one person to see the hope of peaceful future.
                      best,
                      Feng

About Minimum Wage In Canada

The legal minimum wage in Ontario is $10.25 per hour.It is more than $9.95 per hour in Alberta, but less than $11.00 per hour in Nunavut. So Ontario's legal minimum wage  is between Alberta's and  Nunavut's.

Toronto Reference Library 4 The Cards

The catalog cabinets, and the handwritten index cards in 1970s. I wrote so many such index cards for my library in 1980s.

Toronto Reference Library 3 The Systems

Look these books of history of different countries. The French Century, its call number 944.08 is depended on Dewey Decimal Classification. In China, we use Chinese Library Classification (CLC) The French Century's call number should be K504.

Toronto Reference Library 2 The Books and People

 I entered the picture. My teacher and my classmates had already been there. A librarian was instructing. We followed the librarian to the fourth floor, she told us about English learning books, and I asked her which books can be borrowed. She replied me that what kinds of books which can be borrowed were depend on there book-labels.

Toronto Reference Library 1 The Picture

 I went into the Toronto Reference Library. Wow! There was a huge picture in front of me. This was the picture of red and white-----white bookshelves and red carpets in bright light. Two tan sightseeing elevators which were busy up and down and green plants scattered everywhere made the picture even more colourful.