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This document provides a schedule of activities for the KGIC Toronto school in February 2014. It includes free and low-cost events happening each day of the week such as a candy gram sale, watching the Olympics and Super Bowl, cheap wings and movies, skating, tobogganing, concerts and festivals around Toronto, day trips to Niagara Falls and skiing. The schedule emphasizes connecting with other students through social outings.
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This document contains a schedule of activities organized by KGIC Toronto for the month of August 2015. It lists various free and paid activities taking place each day of the week, including locations and additional details. Activities include celebrations like Caribana, visits to museums and attractions like the Distillery District, Bata Shoe Museum, sporting events like Toronto FC soccer games, trips to Civic Holiday, New York, Niagara Falls, and multi-day camping trips to Algonquin Park. Students are advised to check the KGIC Facebook page for updates and announcements to the schedule, and to sign up for activities and purchase tickets through Julie.
KGIC Toronto - December 2014
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KGIC Toronto July 2015
KGIC Toronto offers a variety of activities for students throughout July, including:
1. Cultural activities like visiting the Royal Ontario Museum, Bata Shoe Museum, Art Gallery of Ontario, and tours of Chinatown and Kensington.
2. Sporting events like the Pan-Am Games, Toronto FC soccer, baseball, beach volleyball, bowling, canoeing, laser tag, and soccer.
3. Day trips outside of the city like Niagara Falls, Algonquin Park, Wonderland, New York City, the Toronto Islands, High Park, Chicago, and Zoo.
4. Prices and sign-up details are provided for each activity.
KGIC Toronto - March 2015
This document lists activities organized by KGIC Toronto for the month of March 2015. A variety of free and paid activities are included such as visiting the Toronto Zoo, Distillery District, Art Gallery, and Ripley's Aquarium. Paid events include hockey games, ski trips, trips to Niagara Falls and seeing the Toronto Raptors. Holiday events are also listed like celebrating St. Patrick's Day with a parade and party. Students are encouraged to check the Facebook page for updates and purchase tickets in advance for popular events.
KGIC Toronto May 2015 Activities Calendar
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KGIC Toronto - August 2014
The document lists activities organized by KGIC Toronto for the month of August 2014. It includes daily activities such as trips to museums, parks, festivals and sporting events. Special events noted are Sports Day on August 22nd and a trip to Wonderland on August 23rd. Students are advised to purchase tickets in advance from Julie for certain events and activities.
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