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Happy Canada Day 2020 🇨🇦🎇 We celebrate Ca

Happy Canada Day 2020 🇨🇦🎇
We celebrate Canada’s 153rd birthday on July 1st, 2020.
Although we are unable to enjoy the normal-outdoor Canada Day events, we will be able to enjoy Canada Day events at home.
The City of Toronto has planned a national virtual Canada Day. The multiple events such as music, dance and comedy begin as livestreams from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. on YouTube.
Also, the CN Tower will salute Canada Day with a 15-minute light show beginning at 10 p.m. on YouTube.
Please our lovely students and parents enjoy Canada Day!
City of Toronto - https://www.youtube.com/culture_TO
CN Tower - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjNx8iCxXOE&feature=youtu.be

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Reopen in Toronto 💗 Toronto is springing back t

Reopen in Toronto 💗
Toronto is springing back to life
Throughout the city Wednesday morning, restaurants, nail salons and barbershops unlocked their doors to the public for the first time since Ontario shut down in mid-March.
It’s a milestone that’s invited a mix of anticipation and anxiety.
The city was quiet as the day started. By noon, streets and sidewalks had become patio spaces. Reopening protocols mean bars and restaurants can only operate at 50 per cent capacity for outdoor seating.
Reference by The Toronto Star https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2020/06/24/barber-shops-hair-salons-restaurants-malls-and-patios-reopen-in-toronto.html
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Part 2. Ontario plans for reopening schools in Sep

Part 2. Ontario plans for reopening schools in September!
UIS COVID-19 update 🦠(June 19, 2020)
Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce has outlined the province's plan for students' return to school in September
At a news conference Friday, Lecce said the province is tasking school boards across the province to prepare three separate plans for September:
🏫 A plan for regular in-class instruction with heightened health protocols.
🏫 The continuation of remote learning with more standardization. This would happen should school closures be extended, or if some parents choose not to send their child back to school, the province says.
🏫 An adapted delivery model, which blends in-class with online learning, which would see students alternating being in class by days or weeks.
Lecce said in that situation, class sizes wouldn't exceed 15 students in class at a time.
Stay strong and stay happy with #UIS 💗
Reference by CBC https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/covid-19-coronavirus-ontario-june-19-school-plan-lecce-1.5618769
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Ontario plans for reopening schools in September.

Ontario plans for reopening schools in September.
UIS COVID-19 update 🦠 (June 19, 2020)

According to experts at Sick Kids hospital, children should head back to class in September and attend daily with stringent hand-washing routines that include a minimum of five “hand hygiene breaks” a day. They did not recommend masks, as they are impractical — especially for younger students — and that improper use could lead to further complications like infection.

The Sick Kids’ team also made a statement on some controversy by that while desks should be spaced apart in classrooms, this should not interfere with kids attending daily, and that physical distancing should not be emphasized outdoors during recess because it is unenforceable and children need to play together.

They also said clubs and activities should resume as normal, though close-contact sports like football and rugby should be cancelled.

Like Ontario teachers’ unions, Sick Kids also urged more mental health supports given the toll the shutdown has taken on children.

Stay strong and stay happy with #UIS 💗

Reference by Toronto Star https://www.thestar.com/politics/provincial/2020/06/19/ontario-to-announce-plan-for-reopening-schools-in-september.html

Reference by Sickkids
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The TTC will be giving out free Presto cards this

The TTC will be giving out free Presto cards this summer and fall to get more people back on the public transit.
Reference by CityNews https://toronto.citynews.ca/2020/06/16/ttc-free-presto-cards/
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Good news! Ontario’s regional health units are r

Good news!
Ontario’s regional health units are reporting their lowest single-day jump in new COVID-19 cases in 80 days and the fewest new fatal cases in a day since March 29, according to the Star’s latest count.
As of 5 p.m. Sunday, the health units had reported a total of 34,020 confirmed and probable cases, including 2,571 deaths, up a total of just 179 new cases since Saturday evening — the first day with fewer than 200 since March 26, back in the early days of rapid case growth before the COVID-19 epidemic first peaked in the province.
The rate of new infections has fallen sharply this week. Since last Sunday, Ontario has seen an average of 246 cases reported each day, the lowest for any seven-day period since March.

Reference by The Star https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2020/06/14/montreal-bars-consider-reopening-without-permission-3000-new-covid-19-cases-in-bangladesh.html
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UIS COVID-19 Announcement (June 12, 2020) Stay str

UIS COVID-19 Announcement (June 12, 2020)
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Current and New students for UIS should prepare th

Current and New students for UIS should prepare the masks!
The TTC is set to make it mandatory for riders to wear a face mask while using the transit system.
Mayor John Tory and TTC CEO Rick Leary announced Thursday a recommendation to require passengers to wear non-medical face coverings will be debated at the agency’s board next Wednesday.
If approved, the rule would go into effect July 2.
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"Ontario Reopening" UIS COVID-19 update🦠 (June

"Ontario Reopening"
UIS COVID-19 update🦠 (June 8, 2020)
Premier of Ontario Doug Ford to announce the next stage of reopening, restaurants in regions away from the GTA to open as early as Friday. Restaurants in some parts of Ontario are expected to be allowed to open on Friday, but those in and around the Greater Toronto Area will have to wait until at least June 19, the Star has learned.
That’s part of a menu of good news Ford will be serving up to a hospitality sector devastated by COVID-19.
Please pay close attention to UIS SNS updates.
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UIS COVID-19 update🦠 (June 5, 2020) Good News!

UIS COVID-19 update🦠 (June 5, 2020)
Good News! Ontario is considering the second stage of reopening!
The Second stage would allow to reopen a wider number of office-based businesses and expand the maximum size of social gatherings to over five people.
Reference by CBC https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/ontario-covid19-reopening-stage-2-doug-ford-1.5598072
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Students return to school in September! 🏫 Ontar

Students return to school in September! 🏫
Ontario will open school in fall and we are awaiting for a detailed plan to come at the end of June.
Please pay attention to UIS SNS updates.
Referenced by DH News Toronto https://dailyhive.com/toronto/ontario-plans-students-return-school-fall-lecce

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NOW, Let' see what majors UIS students got accepte

NOW, Let' see what majors UIS students got accepted in details!
🥇#1 Commerce at University of Toronto, McMaster, York, and Ryerson! 🥈#2 Social Sciences
🥉#3 Computer Science
According to the most updated data on university admission program, above three are the most popular program choices by UIS Students.
There quite a few students who will be studying nursing👩 ⚕️ at Ryerson University and Pharmacology👨 🔬 at UCL, too!
Good work UIS graduates, and We look forward hearing back from you soon!
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New updates as of May 29, 2020✨ Congratulations

New updates as of May 29, 2020✨
Congratulations UIS students🎉
The university offers keep coming in!
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Canana's 29 national parks including Banff in Albe

Canana's 29 national parks including Banff in Alberta and Pacific Rim in British Columbia are to reopen to day-use visitors next week. June 1st !
Stay strong and stay happy with #UIS 💗
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UIS 2020 May Newsletter Table of Contents 1. COV

UIS 2020 May Newsletter

Table of Contents
1. COVID-19 Response Re-Opening
2. Canada says mask is in!
3. Ontario schools remain closed for 2019-2020 Year
4. University admission letters are rolling in!
5. PowerSchool- New ways to connect with parents
6. Learning will continue in Summer with UIS!
7. September is a New Start, inviting all to join!
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How to safely ride the TTC during COVID-19🚒. St

How to safely ride the TTC during COVID-19🚒.
Stay strong and stay happy with #UIS💗
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Congratulations UIS students! 🎉 This is the mos

Congratulations UIS students! 🎉
This is the most updated university admission status and we are still waiting for more to come! ✨
#1 definitely University of Toronto !
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Canada, too, recommends that wearing masks prevent

Canada, too, recommends that wearing masks prevent the spread!! According to Canada’s top doctor, wearing a face mask can help stop the spread of COVID-19.
Now, some stores require customers to wear a face mask before entering their store in response to COVID-19 pandemic.
Students, please wear a face mask when you go your grocery shopping! Especially if you shop from stores like Whole Foods, Longo’s and T&T supermarket.
(If you do not own a mask, you can buy a disposable mask for $1 at Longo’s and T&T supermarket, or Whole Foods will provide one for free at the entrance).
Stay strong and stay happy with UIS
Reference by CBC
https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/face-masks-grocery-stores-costco-starbucks-longo-s-1.5567814
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/non-medical-masks-covid-19-spread-1.5523321
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NO SCHOOLS ON MONDAY!! 💗 Next Monday is Victor

NO SCHOOLS ON MONDAY!! 💗

Next Monday is Victory Day on May 18th, 2020.

For us, this is simply May Long Weekend and it’s a day off from school!

For Canada, Victoria Day is a statutory holiday to celebrate late Queen Victoria’s birthday- don’t get it wrong, Queen Victoria’s actual birthday was on May 24th.

Why we celebrate her birthday? She was the queen when Canada was declared as an independent country in 1867 and she was the one who chose Ottawa as our capital city. After she died in 1901, Canada’s parliament declared that Victoria Day is officially held on the Monday right before May 25.

Happy birthday, Queen Victoria! 🇨🇦🇬🇧 So, freshen up over this long weekend, and let’s meet back at our live lecture on Tuesday, being ready to learn.

Ontario golf courses, private campgrounds, and marinas among businesses to reopen for Victoria Day weekend
https://kawarthanow.com/…/ontario-golf-courses-private-cam…/ What’s open and closed on Victoria Day 2020 in Toronto https://www.blogto.com/…/whats-open-on-victoria-day-toront…/ #uis#toronto#highschool#canada

UIS COVID-19 update🦠 (May 14, 2020): Ontario is

UIS COVID-19 update🦠 (May 14, 2020):
Ontario is on the first stage of returning to the norm!
The Ontario government released the good news today that many places can operate starting this weekend. Ontario has been stabilizing with cases and saw that it is a time that we get back on track. Ontario has three-stage plan to return to the norm, and we are hitting the first stage this weekend.
Please pay close attention to UIS SNS updates.
Stay strong and stay happy with UIS💗
* Reference by National Post (https://nationalpost.com/…/covid-19-ontario-to-announce-reo…)

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