Meet CAP Member Brigitte
01.05.2018
I am from Germany and came to Canada in 2004 for the first time. I was in my twenties on a work and travel visa, [and I] just wanted to […]
As of today, the Sherbrooke Museum of Nature and Science has partnered with Canoo to welcome new Canadian citizens into their space with free admission.
Canoo is a mobile app that helps new Canadian citizens celebrate their citizenship by providing free admission to over 1400 museums, science centres, art galleries, parks, and historic sites across Canada.
The Sherbrooke Museum of Nature and Science is a buzz of activities of all kinds: exhibitions, multi-sensory shows, educational activities, talks, and corporate events. Its mission is : to inspire, amaze, and make it possible for the public to discover nature, science, and the richness of collections from our natural heritage. Learn more on their website.
Canoo members in Sherbrooke, QC, and the surrounding area, check your app to learn more about the Sherbrooke Museum of Nature and Science and to visit!
To find more places to visit near you, be sure to enable location services on the Canoo app. Learn more about the app on the Canoo Help Centre.
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Meet CAP Member Brigitte
01.05.2018
I am from Germany and came to Canada in 2004 for the first time. I was in my twenties on a work and travel visa, [and I] just wanted to […]
The Institute for Canadian Citizenship recognizes Canada’s top institutions for Newcomers
22.01.2024
In recognition of the critical work that Canoo’s partners are doing for newcomers across Canada at a time when they are faced with growing challenges, the Institute for Canadian Citizenship (ICC) is launching its inaugural Canoo Awards, celebrating the Canadian culture and nature institutions that set a new standard in helping newcomers feel at home in Canada.
Remembering and Reflecting: A Citizenship Ceremony in Vancouver
12.10.2023
On September 29, 2023, ICC hosted an Enhanced Citizenship Ceremony in Vancouver centering the theme of Truth and Reconciliation. In a multicultural country like Canada, the citizenship ceremony has always been a celebration of unity in diversity. It represents the idea that anyone, regardless of their background, can become a proud Canadian. This ceremony, however, was a poignant reminder that the country's history is not without its dark chapters.