Langford students duet with Canada, space

Students at Langford's Ruth King elementary sang with one million students across Canada and astronaut Chris Hadfield, currently in space.



Students at Langford’s Ruth King elementary joined in with an estimated one million students across Canada and astronaut Chris Hadfield, currently in space, to sing “I.S.S. (Is Somebody Singing)” Monday morning (May 6). The song was written by Hadfield and Barenaked Ladies singer Ed Robertson and its performance marked the ninth Music Monday in Canada.

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