Just a reminder that classes for today are cancelled. See you on Thursday!

It’s great to be Canadian! Just look at all the famous Canadians we have to be proud of…
TERRY FOX: His name has become synonymous with heroism in this country. Terry Fox Runs worldwide have raised more than $270 million for cancer research.
SILKEN LAUMANN: Nothing to sneeze at, this Mississauga-born rower personifies grit and determination. She received a leg injury two months before the 1992 Olympics and still came back to win a bronze medal.
WAYNE GRETZKY: He was perhaps the greatest hockey player ever to lace up a pair of skates, and the worst to ever appear on The Young and the Restless.
MICHAEL J. FOX: The boy from Burnaby made it big on the sets of Back to the Future and Spin City. Parkinson’s disease has slowed some of his spinning, but he’s still going strong as a powerful fundraiser for the disease.
WILLIAM SHATNER: For a long, long time to come in syndication, Captain James Tiberius Kirk will banter with McCoy, make Spock reveal human emotions, and watch helplessly as the officer in the red uniform gets killed.
ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL: The inventor of the telephone. For more information, press 1.
JIM CARREY: Mr. funny guy found his calling early in life, performing in front of classmates in elementary school in Newmarket, Ont. At 19, he packed his bags for Los Angeles. He starred in Ace Ventura, Liar Liar, The Truman Show and The Grinch Who Stole Christmas. He stole our hearts.
ALEX TREBEK: Who is the host of the popular game show, Jeopardy, and the guy who can be oh-so patronizing to people when they get the wrong answer?
SIR JOHN A. MACDONALD: The father of Confederation and Canada’s first prime minister, Macdonald led the Conservative Party for 24 years from 1867 to 1891, dying while still in the office.
Today’s Workout:
Buy-in: 1 mile run (1600 m)
WOD: 21 – 15 – 9 reps
Burpees
Jump Squats
Cash-Out: Ask a loved one to help you with a full body stretch. 😉