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An Egg-centric Weekend of Easter Fun

Easter is arriving early this year, and with it a long weekend of egg hunting, family dinners and a belly full of chocolate bunnies. Looking to burn off some of those extra calories? MORE >>

Yippie kai yay! It’s rodeo time in Ancaster.

It’s not often city folk get to see a real-live rodeo? Well if you’ve never been, here’s your chance to see a dandy featuring the best of the best. MORE >>


Celebrate Like the Irish

We may not be as lucky as our fellow Canadians in Newfoundland and Labrador where St. Patrick’s Day is a holiday (the Monday closest to the 17th), but we can still put on the green and catch the spirit of this Irish celebration.

So who are we celebrating anyway? Wee Patrick was born somewhere on the present-day border between Scotland and England. He was captured at the age of 16, and held in Ireland for six years before he managed to flee back to his family. During his enslavement, St. Patrick became very religious, and later in life returned to Ireland as a missionary. He is said to have played a significant role in converting the citizens of Ireland to Christianity and in removing the island of “snakes”- though there is no proof of any snakes in Ireland for the past 10,000 years. MORE>>


Countdown to March Break

Students and teachers alike are counting down the days until March Break. For some parents, the week away from classes means finding a camp or day care centre, but there’s plenty to do for whole families in need of the break.  There’s definitely a theme here, so get ready to ROAM through time. MORE >>

The weatherman says rain. We say so what!

Looks like winter’s going to be a wash-out this weekend, so it’s time to look for some indoor activities. ROAM takes a look at some activities, from ice wines to hauntings, that can help you warm up to winter in different ways.








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