SENIOR BOYS BASKETBALL PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS!

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1 March 31, 2017 SENIOR BOYS BASKETBALL PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS! For the second time in four years, our Senior Boys Basketball team was crowned BC 4A Boys Provincial Champions on Saturday March 11! In a thrilling Championship Game, our Gators beat the Kelowna Owls for the 5 th time this year, enacting revenge for last year s loss in the provincial semi finals. The game was very close from the start and the teams were tied halfway through the final quarter, before our boys pulled away for a win. The victory capped off a fantastic week and incredible season for the team. The Gators cruised to an easy win over Mt. Baker from Cranbrook on the opening day of the Provincials before dismantling Kitsilano in the quarter finals. In the semi finals, the Gators took on the Holy Cross Crusaders, a team the Gators had just recently defeated to capture the Fraser Valley Championship. After a close first quarter, the Gators broke the game open to pull away for a convincing victory that advanced them to the Championship game. On the season, the Gators were dominant, only losing one game all year to BC Competition and capturing six of seven tournaments that they entered. As mentioned above, they were also crowned Fraser Valley Champions! Individual recognition goes to Grade 11 James Woods, named MVP of the BC Tournament. Graduating seniors Ty Rowell (1st team) and Andrew Goertzen (2nd team) were both named to the Provincial All Star Team and our school also won the School Spirit Award for the tourney! A huge shout out and congratulations to Coach George Bergen for winning his second provincial basketball championship and for the countless hours of time he has committed to his players and the Gator basketball program over the past 25 years! Well done, George! Check out the link below from the Langley Times for a great video overview of the game and championship celebration:

2 M a r c h 3 1, P a g e 2 TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION ASSEMBLIES The Truth and Reconciliation Assemblies held on Tuesday March 7 were a wonderful culmination and celebration of the work that the staff and students of WGSS have undertaken over the past year to learn, understand and celebrate our Aboriginal history, culture and communities. Over the past year, our students have been learning a great deal about our Aboriginal history, especially around the impact of Residential Schools on our First Nations people. This has occurred through classroom instruction, our Orange Shirt Day assemblies back in September, and the recent classroom presentations involving the Project of Heart Canoe display in our library. At Tuesday's assemblies, Mike Morgan, District Principal of Aboriginal Learning, delivered an inspiring, interactive presentation to our students regarding Truth and Reconciliation and the importance of the work that still needs to be done in this area. As well, we were very fortunate to have Michael and Kevin Kelly Gabriel from the Kwantlen First Nation speak to our students about their own family's experience with Residential Schools. The students were also treated to traditional Aboriginal drumming from many of our district Aboriginal workers. Finally, the ceremony culminated with the unveiling of the WGSS Longhouse Project, a collaborative venture involving five of our staff members. Over the past year, Ms. Norman, Mr. Gordon, Mr. Halabourda, Ms. Shogren, and Una Moyer, our Aboriginal Support Worker, have used the district's Collaboration time to plan, design, develop and build this longhouse, which symbolizes Walnut Grove's commitment to carrying on with the work of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Just on Thursday, the longhouse was mounted permanently in our school courtyard along with the district Truth and Reconciliation plaque, as a daily reminder of the need to continue the work that has been started over the past year. Una and a few of our Aboriginal students unveiled the plaque and spoke to the meaning of the artwork and symbols represented on the longhouse. Many thanks to everyone involved in making this project and our Truth and Reconciliation Assemblies a success!

3 M a r c h 3 1, P a g e 3 GIRLS BASKETBALL AT WGSS ROCKS! Congratulations to our Senior Girls and Grade 8 Girls Basketball teams who concluded an outstanding year with a strong placing at the Provincial Championships just prior to Spring break! Our Seniors lost a tough quarterfinal game to Panorama Ridge but bounced back to finish 7 th in BC, defeating Argyle in double overtime. Tavia Rowell was named an honorable mention provincial all-star. The future is bright for this team as every player will be back next year! As for our grade 8 girls, the also lost a tough quarterfinal game to Lord Tweedsmuir, but bounced back to win their last two games and finished 5 th overall in BC, the second highest finish for a grade 8 girls team in school history! Sophia Wisotzki was named a third team provincial all-star. Congrats to both teams and looking forward to more great results from our girls program over the next few years!

4 M a r c h 3 1, P a g e 4 SPRING CHORAL POPS CONCERT On Tuesday March 7, our Concert, Chamber and Vocal Jazz Choirs performed at our second annual Choral Spring: A Pops Concert. It was a wonderful evening of outstanding musical performances of some very well-known songs spanning the last 6 decades, including the Beatles, Leonard Cohen, Queen, Adele, Imagine Dragons and Michael Bublé to name a few. The Concert Choir closed the evening with Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody. You can view the video of the entire song at the link below: VISITING MUSIC STUDENTS FROM REGINA Yesterday, two former Langley teachers, Russ and Deidre Baird, who are now teaching in Regina, brought their music students from Regina s Campbell Collegiate, to WGSS for an impromptu music concert in the Cafeteria. The Regina students were on their way to a music festival in BC, but the teachers contacted Mr. Fawkes and Mr. Angell and wanted to stop by to visit their old school, so they made the extra trip to Langley to perform. Here are a couple of photos from today s event! STAFF-STUDENT BASKETBALL GAME Also on Thursday, the annual Staff vs. Student Basketball Game took place at lunch. This year, the occasion was also used to honour the Senior Boys Basketball team s Provincial Championship. Prior to the actual game, the team was recognized in front of their fans and together with Coach George Bergen, the players raised the Championship Banner to the rafters in the Main Gym. And as they did all season long, the Senior Boys won the game as well!

5 M a r c h 3 1, P a g e 5 CALENDAR OF UPCOMING EVENTS Please have a look over the next few pages to find out about some of the many events that are coming up in the next few weeks at WGSS. Tuesday April 4/Wednesday April 5 Grad Trans presentations in WGSS Library Thursday April 6 BC Secondary and Euclid math contests Friday April 7 Collaboration Day #5, early dismissal at 1:29 PM Friday April 7/Saturday April 8 Track & Field Manure Sale Monday April 10 Dry Grad Parent Meeting, 7 PM in WGSS Library Tuesday April 11 PAC Meeting, 7 PM in WGSS Library Wednesday April 12 Fryer/Galois/Hypatia math contests Thursday April 13 AP Exam Pre-Admin Info Session, 9:45 AM in WGSS Library Friday April 14 Good Friday, school not in session Monday April 17 Easter Monday, school not in session GRADE 12 GRADUATION TRANSITION PRESENTATIONS TUESDAY ARPIL 4/WEDNESDAY APRIL 5 On Tuesday April 4 and Wednesday April 5, all of our Grade 12 students will be presenting their final Graduation Transitions presentations to a community member in the Library. All students who completed their Grad Trans classroom requirements should have signed up for an interview time on one of those two days. Students can check their interview time by going to the school website at Students who did not complete their Grad Trans requirements in class are NOT eligible to present at Walnut Grove and will need to complete their Grad Trans requirements at an online school provider in order to be eligible to graduate in June. Those students should see their Grad Trans advisor for information about online Grad Trans options. COLLABORATION DAY FRIDAY APRIL 7 Our next district Collaboration is Friday April 7. Students will be dismissed at 1:29 PM on this day. Please see below for the altered schedule. Welcoming Bell 8:25 AM 1 st Period (2-2) 8:30 AM 9:32 AM 2 nd Period (2-1) 9:38 AM 10:40 AM 3 rd Period (2-4) 10:46 AM 11:48 AM Lunch 11:48 AM 12:22 PM 4 th Period (2-3) 12:27 PM 1:29 PM

6 M a r c h 3 1, P a g e 6 TRACK & FIELD MANURE SALE APRIL 7 AND 8 The 21 st Annual WGSS Track & Field Manure Sale will take place Friday April 7 from 4:00-7:00 PM and Saturday April 8 from 10:00 AM-4:00 PM (or until it is gone) in the front parking lot. A 50 lb. bag of 100% weed-free mushroom manure is only $5! The team will also provide free delivery to the Walnut Grove, Fort Langley, and Willoughby area with a three-bag minimum order. Team members will be canvassing the neighborhood for orders or you can call the manure hotline at , local 570. Your plants will thank you! GRADE 12 CLASS VISITS Mr. Kozlovic met with each Grade 12 English and Communications class this past week to talk about all things Grad! Info packages containing everything you need to know about the grad ceremony and ticket orders as well as the Dinner & Dance were handed out. Please go through this material carefully with your grad so you are aware of processes and deadlines. You can also find the information package here and on our website. If you have specific questions about grad, please contact Mrs. Sargeant at WORKSAFE BC VIDEO CONTEST This year marks the 12 th year of the WorkSafeBC Student Safety Video Contest. The theme How do you speak up for safety? challenged grade 8-12 students in BC to develop a creative, original video to share on social media. Of the three top videos, two are submissions from Walnut Grove students Kevin Kim and Ethan Eigenfeldt. What a great accomplishment! Check out the videos at the following link: We encourage all staff, students, and community members to vote for their favorite video! GRAND PRIX GALA AT THUNDERBIRD SHOW PARK Please mark your calendars for the 12th Annual Grand Prix Gala! Presented by the Langley School District Foundation in partnership with Thunderbird Show Park, the gala is part of the National Cup - the premiere international equestrian event of the year and one of the signature Foundation fundraising events. Horses and riders from throughout the world compete and Foundation guests are seated in front row patio seats just inches away from the exquisite beasts and their riders as they leap over fences, trenches and obstacles on one of the top-rated equine tracts in the world. To make the event even more spectacular, an elaborate array of gourmet hors d'oeurvres and decadent desserts will be served and award-winning wines are available for tastings or purchase. Guests can enter the draw to win diamond earrings worth $3000, they can shop at the silent auction (with "start the car" deals), enter to win door prizes or participate in the huge Calcutta purse. Net proceeds from ticket sales, contests, silent auction and sponsorships go to support our Food For Thought Campaign and Homeless Initiative to support our more than 3000 students who come to school hungry every day and our 160 students who find themselves on the street with no parental support and no safe place to stay. For sponsorship opportunities, silent auction donation forms and ticket purchase, please click here or go to You may also contact Susan Cairns at

7 M a r c h 3 1, P a g e 7 BEAUTY AND THE BEAST APRIL 20, 21, 22, 27, 28, 29 Theatre in the Grove proudly presents this year s musical production featuring 85 students from our Musical Theatre class along with students in our Pit Orchestra and Technical Production Team. It is going to be a fantastic show! All evening performances begin at 7 PM and there will be a special matinee performance April 29 at 2 PM. SPECIAL OFFER! Dinner, prepared by the ACE IT/VCC Culinary Program students, and the show will be offered on April 20 and 27. Adults $25, students and seniors $20. Tickets may be purchased online at You may also contact us at theatreinthegrove@sd35.bc.ca or call , local 580. Adults $15, students and seniors $12.

8 M a r c h 3 1, P a g e 8 FENCING IN FRENCH IMMERSION As part of their Physical Education Curriculum, our Grade 8 French Immersion students were introduced to the Olympic sport of Fencing recently. Mme. Granger and Mme. Kurrein, our two French Immersion PE teachers, brought in a Fencing Club to do a three-part lesson series with our students. On day one and two, the students were introduced to the equipment, rules, and basic techniques involved in the sport. After two days of learning and practicing the fencing moves, the students concluded their learning with a full out fencing tournament on day three. This is the second year our French Immersion Department has included Fencing as part of the PE curriculum. The students love the unit and had a great time learning and getting to try out a sport that we don t often think of here in Canada! Special thanks to Mme. Granger for organizing and to the French Immersion Department for the financial support to allow this very cool learning opportunity to take place! French Immersion PE learning fencing techniques You've got to be fast on your feet! It's harder than it looks. Lunge and parry!

9 M a r c h 3 1, P a g e 9 ONE SEASON OPENS FOR DINNER! The VCC ACE-IT Professional Cook Training students and staff are pleased to announce that One Season will be open for dinner service every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday evening from 5:30 to 6:30 PM until May 18 (they will be closed Tuesday April 18 due to the Easter long weekend). The menu will change every week and the weekly menu posted to the school website every Monday. Please enter through the south parking lot doors (next to the basketball court). Also attached is our flyer/poster with all the important details about One Season. Please feel free to distribute to anyone in the Walnut Grove Community or post in any local businesses or establishments. Parties of eight or more are encouraged to make a reservation by ing oneseasonatwgss@sd35.bc.ca. We hope to see you at One Season in the near future!

10 M a r c h 3 1, P a g e 10 WGSS SENIOR S LUNCHEON FRIDAY MAY 12 A Walnut Grove tradition, our very popular Senior Citizen s Luncheon, is coming up on Friday May 12 from 11:45 am to 2:00 pm in the school cafeteria. This is a complimentary luncheon for any senior citizens in our community. It is a chance for them to connect with some of our WGSS students who will not only serve them lunch, but also will be seated with our visitors and will share information about the school. The luncheon is also used as a scholarship fundraiser for any of our guests who wish to donate to the WGSS Senior s Luncheon Scholarship Fund. Please see the information below for more details including how to reserve a seat. WALNUT GROVE SECONDARY SCHOOL Senior Citizens Luncheon Friday, May 12, 2017 It has become a Walnut Grove tradition. We are sponsoring a complimentary Senior Citizens Luncheon on Friday, May 12th from 11:45 a.m.to 2:00 p.m. in the school cafeteria. The purpose of this luncheon is to reach out to the senior citizens in our community. Seniors will be seated with W.G.S.S. students who will share information about the school. Entertainment by W.G.S.S. students will round out the afternoon. If you would like to invite a senior in your neighbourhood, please RSVP by Wednesday, May 3 rd to the school (mailbox 531) or astubbings@sd35.bc.ca

11 M a r c h 3 1, P a g e 11 WGSS TUTORING CENTRE The WGSS Homework Help Club has been rebranded and is now officially known as the WGSS Tutoring Centre. The reason for the change is that it is more than just a place for students to do homework. We have teachers and EA s there every day to assist students with their learning. Please remind students that the Tutoring Centre is available to them at no cost every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday afterschool in room 256.

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14 M a r c h 3 1, P a g e 14 POST-SECONDARY INSTITUTIONS There are numerous opportunities available for students and their parents to learn about programs at post-secondary institutions. It is often a good idea to start investigating options in Grade 10 and 11. For additional information about these events select the hyperlink or see the Calendar of Events on the WGSS Counselling & Careers website. Date Event Place Time Apr. 1 Rotaract Club: Post-Secondary Survival UBC 11:00-3:00 Session Vancouver Apr. 1 Soldier for a Day North 9:00-4:00 Vancouver Apr. 5 UFV Nursing & Dental Info Session Chilliwack 6:00-9:00 Campus Apr. 5 KPU Education Assistant Info Session Langley 5:00 7:00 Campus Apr. 7 JIBC Applied Research Day JIBC Campus 8:30 1:30 Apr. 11 Health Foundations/B.Sc.N./B.Psych.N. Info KPU Langley 7:00 9:00 Session Apr. 13 Columbia Bible College WGSS Foyer 11:41-12:15 Apr. 21 West Coast College of Massage Therapy New 6:15 pm Info Session Westminster Apr. 26 Experience VCC (Vancouver Community VCC Broadway 3:00-6:00 College) Apr. 29 US College Expo Vancouver 10 1:00 Apr. 30 Vancouver International Universities Fair Vancouver 1:00-4:00 May 3 UBC Aboriginal Programs Tour UBC Vancouver All day YOUTH TRAIN IN TRADES PROGRAMS This is a reminder that applications for the following SD35 Youth Train in Trades Programs are NOW DUE in the Career Center: Professional Cook Level 1 Electrical Foundations Piping and Plumbing Foundations Carpentry Foundations Auto Service Technician Level 1 Horticulture Level 1 Hairstylist

15 M a r c h 3 1, P a g e 15 GR STUDENTS: SD35 HAIRSTYLIST PROGRAM WORKSHOP APRIL 5 Interested in learning more about Langley Schools Hairstylist Program? Attend the workshop to hear from current students and staff about the benefits of earning a certified hairstylist training program while in high school. This program, designed for grades 11 and 12 students, is based on an application and interview. Applications for the next intake starting February 2018 are due by Thursday, April 6. See Christy de Bulnes, Career Advisor, for more details or to answer any questions regarding this workshop.

16 M a r c h 3 1, P a g e 16 ABORIGINAL PROGRAMS AT UBC MAY 3 SD35 Career Education and Aboriginal Programs are planning a fieldtrip to the UBC Longhouse on May 3, 2017 for Gr Aboriginal students. The itinerary for the day is as follows: Morning: walking tour of UBC campus with a focus on resources and services available to Aboriginal students, including community and gathering spaces Pizza lunch at the UBC Longhouse Afternoon: group sessions students will be divided into smaller groups to attend information sessions such as: teacher education, health sciences, engineering, arts, business, and museum tours If you are interested in joining this fieldtrip, please see Christy de Bulnes, Career Advisor, for a fieldtrip application by April 12. IN.BUSINESS FUTURE INDIGENOUS BUSINESS LEADERS THURS. APRIL 20 FLEX (LIBRARY ANNEX) We are pleased to welcome Ms. Koren Bear, the Pacific Regional Manager of In.Business to WGSS on Thursday, April 20. She will present to our Grade 10 and 11 Aboriginal students about the opportunity of participating in a unique business mentorship program that begins in November The purpose of In.Business is to help students explore various facets of business so they can make an informed decision about their future educational plans. This program is 100% subsidized and includes travel to/from two conferences at Vancouver Island University (accommodations, meals, activities) as well as on-going mentorship with an Indigenous business leader during the 2017/18 school year. Please encourage your Grade 10 and 11 Aboriginal student to attend this presentation. More information about the program can be found at NATIONAL HIRING DAY AT McDONALD S WEDNESDAY APRIL 5 Are you looking for a job? Wednesday, April 5 is McDonald's National Hiring Day across Western Canada. The times may vary slightly at each location, but our local McDonald s on 88 th Avenue will be accepting applications from 11am-7pm.

17 M a r c h 3 1, P a g e 17 VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITIES FAIR APRIL 30 1:00 VANCOUVER CONVENTION CENTRE The second annual international universities fair is an excellent opportunity for students and families to learn more about post-secondary institutions both inside and outside of Canada. This FREE event hosts almost 150 domestic and international universities, as well as a number of valuable seminars, such as: What International and Canadian students should know when applying to US Universities How to write a winning essay Navigating the scholarship process: building your foundation and maximizing your scholarship potential How to get into medical school? De-mystifying the admission process Connecting the dots: the relationship between a degree and a career Learning more about the many top-ranked UK universities Who gets in? The truths and myths of how Canadian universities make admission decisions Beyond academics: how to navigate NCAA and the student-athletic recruitment process American standardized testing what Canadians should consider More information and registration can be found here. Pre-registration is highly recommended to avoid long line-ups at the event. Post-secondary institutions attending: AMDA College & Conservatory of the Performing Arts Arizona State University Binghamton University (SUNY) Bishop's University Boston University Brock University Bryant University Buffalo State College - SUNY Capilano University Chapman University Cogswell College Columbia College Chicago Concordia University Cornish College of the Arts Dalhousie University Dominican University of California Durham University Eastern Washington University Ecole hoteliere de Lausanne Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Emerson College ESSEC Business School Fairleigh Dickinson University FIDM/The Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising Foothill College Hawaii Pacific University Hult International Business School in London Huron University College IE University Imperial College London International College of Liberal Arts (icla), Yamanashi Gakuin University Jacobs University Bremen John Cabot University Kwantlen Polytechnic University LIM College Linfield College Lipscomb University Long Island University-LIU Post Campus Loyola Marymount University Loyola University Maryland Loyola University New Orleans Manchester Metropolitan University McGill University Mills College

18 M a r c h 3 1, P a g e 18 Monash University Mount Allison University New York Institute of Technology New York University Newcastle University North Park University Northeastern University Norwich University Norwich University of the Arts Nova Southeastern University Pacific Northwest College of Art Portland State University Poznan University of Medical Sciences (PUMS) Purdue University Queen Margaret University Relativity School Richmond, The American International University in London Rochester Institute of Technology Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design Royal Roads University Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Saint Louis University San Jose State University Santa Clara University Santa Rosa Junior College Savannah College of Art and Design SciencesPO Seattle Central College Seattle Pacific University Seattle University SEG Swiss Education Group Simmons College Simon Fraser University SKEMA Business School SOAS University of London Sommet Education, Les Roches/Glion Global Southern Alberta Institute of Technology Southwestern Oregon Community College St. George's University of London Syracuse University The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology The University of British Columbia The University of Sydney The University of York Trinity College Dublin Trinity Western University Troy University Tulane University UCL, University College London Università Bocconi University at Buffalo (SUNY) University College Dublin University of Calgary University of California Santa Barbara University of California-Berkeley University of California-Irvine University of California-Los Angeles University of California-Riverside University of California-San Diego University of California-Santa Cruz University of Cambridge University of Central Lancashire University of Central Missouri University of Colorado Boulder University of Colorado Denver University of East Anglia University of Essex University of Florida University of Glasgow University of Guelph University of Guelph-Humber University of Hawaii at Manoa University of Kent University of King's College University of Limerick University of New Brunswick University of New Haven University of Notre Dame University of Portland University of Puget Sound University of Redlands University of Regina University of Rhode Island University of Rochester University of Saskatchewan University of South Carolina

19 M a r c h 3 1, P a g e 19 University of Southampton University of Southern California University of St. Andrews University of Stirling University of Victoria University of Warwick University of Washington University of Waterloo University of Wisconsin-Madison Utah State University VanArts (Vancouver Institute of Media Arts) Vanderbilt University Villanova University Washington State University Washington State University Tri-Cities Wentworth Institute of Technology Western Washington University Willamette University UFV SCHOOL OF HEALTH STUDIES Students in grade 11 and 12 (parents are also welcome) are invited to attend our Health Studies Information Sessions to be held on April 5, 2017 from 6-8 pm. The UFV School of Health Studies offers a Baccalaureate in Nursing degree program, a Practical Nursing program, a Health Care Assistant program, and a Certified Dental Assistant program. The Information Session will provide students and their parents with information regarding each of our Health Studies programs, the application process and program enrolment requirements, graduate employment opportunities, and a tour of our facilities. Our nursing laboratories, dental clinic and classroom space reflect the very latest educational technologies, and our small classroom sizes provide for a supportive and individualized approach to learning. At UFV, the Health Studies programs lead to a rewarding career in health care. Whether you wish to become a Registered Nurse, a Licensed Practical Nurse, a Health Care Assistant, or a Certified Dental Assistant, our graduates are all highly sought after by health care employers. We ask that students RSVP to the following link in order to book a spot for the session:

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24 M a r c h 3 1, P a g e 24 Journey to Post Secondary: A Parent s Role Event Date: Location: Registration: April 6, :30 7:30PM KPU Langley Room 1030, West Building Event Registration

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27 M a r c h 3 1, P a g e 27 VOLUNTEER AT THE BMO VANCOUVER MARATHON Team in Training is having a water station for the BMO Vancouver Marathon on Sunday, May 7 and we need student volunteers to come help hand out water with us. Team In Training (TNT) is a fundraising program for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada and the only endurance sports training program for charity that raises money for blood cancer research. Date: Sunday, May 7, 2017 Location: Water Station Cambie St & W Broadway Time: 5:30am 8:45am

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29 M a r c h 3 1, P a g e 29 KPU SCIENCE RENDEZVOUS Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU) is once again getting ready for our annual KPU Science Rendezvous the largest public science celebration in the Fraser Valley and we would like to invite you to attend on Saturday, May 13! The event is free and open to the public. Last year, we had over 1000 visitors attend! KPU's Langley campus will open its doors to the public and be transformed into a spectacular science festival where attendees can participate in hands-on experiments, chemistry magic shows, music, art, interactive science labs, dancing fire, high-tech nursing demos, Brewing Lab tours, live bug races, flower labyrinth walks, and much, MUCH more! Join us as we help inspire young minds! EVENT DETAILS Date: Saturday, May 13, 2017 Time: 11 am-3 pm Venue: KPU Langley Campus Address: Langley Bypass (nearest intersection is Glover Road and Langley Bypass) TICKETS: kpu-sr2017.eventbrite.ca KPU Science Rendezvous (KPUSR) is part of a national science celebration with Science Rendezvous events happening across Canada all on the same day! KPUSR is also part of Science Odyssey week sponsored by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada s (NSERC).

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