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PISK’s Iskra Conference

The Iskra Project has been hard at work across Southern Ontario. Register now for the Iskra University Prep Conference!

PISK’s Sizzlin’ Salsa Party!!!

PISK does Salsa Nights like no one else! Sponsored by Damidance, come for a free lesson and stay to win some prizes! Details on our calendar.

Mont-Sainte-Anne

Riding the fresh powder in view of the St. Lawrence. It was actually super cold up there.

– Szymek (Beaupré, Québec, February 2012)

Northern Ontario

Canada is known for it’s gorgeous camping sites.

– Kuba & Piotr (Muskoka, Ontario, August 2009)

Peggys Cove

Canada’s iconic lighthouse by night.

– Magda (Halifax, Nova Scotia, January 2012)

Reef Garden

The water is always sparkling in the Caribbean.

– Basia (Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, May 2011)

The Rocky Mountains

Highly recommended: Poland in the Rockies.

– Kasia (Banff, Alberta, July 2010)

Dead Sea

The lowest point on Earth! It’s so salty it burns. And yes, you can float on it. That’s all you can do, really.

– Paul (Ein Gedi, Israel, September 2011)

Taj Mahal

It really is as magnificent as it looks.

– Michał (Agra, India, October 2009)

Green Gables

Anne of Avonlea, the invention of PEI’s own Lucy Maud Montgomery, began her life in this very farmhouse.

– Magda (Cavendish, Prince Edward Island, 2012)

Mount Kilimanjaro

Kilimanjaro–one of the Seven Summits–is not quite as warm as the rest of the continent… but at a lofty 5,895 metres, it’s the highest peak in all of Africa.

– Marcin (Tanzania, Africa, February, 2011)

The City of Temples

Situated on the banks of the River Ganges, Varanasi is a holy city for Hindus, Buddhists and Jains. It is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, and proves that Aladdin was based on a true story.

– Piotr (Varanasi, India, September 2009)

“Poland in the Rockies”

This program is amazing. Mark your calendar for 2013!

– PitR participants (Canmore, Alberta, July 2010)

The Parthenon

Staring down the birthplace of democracy.

– Wiktoria & Gosia (Athens, Greece, June 2011)

The Himalayas

Trekking up the Mount Everest’s neighbour, Makalu. At 8,481 metres, it’s the fifth highest mountain in the world!

– Michał (Makalu, Nepal, October 2009)

The Shrine of the Báb

Haifa’s “Hanging Gardens” on Mount Carmel are a centres of the Bahá’í Faith. They are known for their gorgeous terraces and breathtaking view.

– Paul (Haifa, Israel, September 2011)

On the road to Florence

Once the home of Dante, Botticelli, Michelangelo, Machiavelli, da Vinci, Galileo, and Vespucci, it’s no wonder the Italian Renaissance began here.

– Kasia (Tuscany, Italy, July 2011)

Valley of the Moon

Jordan’s Wadi Rum is a quiet place. Naught but sand, wind, camels, and some local Bedouin tribes. It known as the halfway point between the Red Sea port town of Aqaba and Jordan’s famous Lost City of Petra.

– Monica (Wadi Rum, Jordan, September 2011)

PISK Exec meeting

Just another reason to sport our shirts. Present are the über-famous hosts of The Romek & Tomek Show!

– PISK Execs (Montréal, Québec, October 2010)