If you walk outside and look upward this evening, you’ll easily see Mars dominating the sky. The red planet is in opposition tonight, meaning it’s an ideal time to view our closest superior planetary neighbour. Positioned directly opposite the sun in Earth’s sky, Mars is near its closest point to Earth, appearing bigger and brighter than usual. I can’t help but think of how BHNmath is also preparing to shine its brightest (please excuse the cheesy segue). In addition to its ongoing support of our mathematics community, BHNmath has already begun getting ready for the upcoming Grade 9 Mathematics curriculum revision. So little has been made known about the details of this update, but based on hints from the new elementary mathematics curriculum, a slew of BHNmath resources are being developed with the goal of easing the transition for teachers and meeting the diverse learning needs of students in the soon-to-be-de-streamed course. As more information becomes available about the revision, these resources will be updated and organized accordingly. Phrases such as “it’s in the works” and “coming soon” are being used far too often and far too late these days in education. My aim is that when September 2021 arrives, BHNmath will be using phrases like “here you go” and “ready to rock.”