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2 Rivers
50 Craig St. Unit 1, Brantford
A&W at Wayne Gretzky Parkway
Access Storage Sports and Entertainment Complex
Adelaide Hunter Hoodless Homestead
Adult Recreation Therapy Centre
Agnes G. Hodge Public School
AIM Dance Studio
Airport Community Hall
Al Dente Pasta • Pizza • Grill
Alexandra Park
Alt Boutique
Alzheimer Society Dementia Resource Centre, Entrance 3
Ancaster Fairgrounds
Antler Services Inc.
Apollo Cinema
Applegate Cooperative Homes
Apps Mills Nature Centre
Arlington Hotel
Army Navy Air Force Club
Arnold Anderson Stadium at Cockshutt Park
Art In The Garden - Crawford Collective Show and Sale
ARTC
Assumption College
Audible Difference
Barcelona | Spain
Barrell Restaurant
Bathtub Bakery
Beach Paradise
Beckett Adult Leisure Centre
Bell City Brewing Co.
Bell City Motorworks
Bell City Toastmsters (regular meeting)
Bell Homestead National Historic Site
Bellview Community Hall
Ben Mar Family Fun Centre & Johnny Be Good
Best Western Brantford Hotel & Conference Centre
Bethel Community Hall
Bethel Reformed Church
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Grand Erie
Binbrook Fairgrounds
Bingemans
Birley Gates Campground
Bisons Alumni North Park Field
Bistro Greeco Italiano
Blue Dog Café
Booster Juice
Boston Pizza North
Bowl For Kids Sake Big Brothers Big Sisters of Grand Erie
Boys & Girls Club of Brantford
Braemar House School
Branch 90 Legion
Brando's Beach House
Branlyn Community Centre
Branlyn Community School
Brant Artillery Gunners Club
Brant Community Foundation
Brant Community Healthcare System - BGH
Brant County Museum
Brant County SPCA
Brant Curling Club
Brant Employment Centre
Brant Mental Health Solutions
Brant Museum & Archives
Brant Mutual Insurance Company
Brant Naval Veterans' Association
Brant Naval Vets Club
Brant OGS Resource Centre
Brant Park
Brant Park, Brantford - Grand River Conservation Area
Brant Rod & Gun Club
Brant Skills Centre
Brant Sports Complex
Brant Studio Tour
Brant's Crossing
Brantford & District Labour Centre
Brantford | Brant Business Resource Enterprise Centre (BRC)
Brantford and Brant County
Brantford and District Civic Centre
Brantford Armouries | Royal Canadian Artillery Armoury - 56 Field Regiment | Sergeant William Merrifield VC Armoury
Brantford Artisans' Village
Brantford Artisans' Village, ClayWorks Studio
Brantford Bell Centre (Michael's Store)
Brantford Chess Club
Brantford City Hall
Brantford Club
Brantford Collegiate Institute (BCI)
Brantford Convention Centre
Brantford Farmers Market
Brantford Fire Station #2
Brantford Food Bank
Brantford German Club
Brantford Golf & Country Club
Brantford Hungarian Canadian Club
Brantford Lapidary and Mineral Society
Brantford Music Centre
Brantford Parks & Recreation Harmony Square Office
Brantford Police Service
Brantford Polish Hall
Brantford Public Library (Main Branch)
Brantford Public Library (St. Paul Ave. Branch)
Brantford Spiritualist Temple
Brantford Surplus Plaza
Brantford Tourism Centre
Brantford Train Station
Brantford Twin Valley Zoo
Brantview Apples and Cider
Brantwood Community Services Abilities Centre (Entrance #1)
Brantwood Community Services Courtyard
Brantwood Farms
Buck's Tavern
Burford Agricultural Center
Burford Community Centre
Burford Fairgrounds
Burford Golf Links
Burford Lions Park
Burford Township Museum
Burning Kiln Winery
Burtch Baptist Church
CAARSTAR Brantford
Cainsville Community Centre
Caledonia Baptist Church
Canadian Deaf Blind Association
Canadian Military Heritage Museum
Canadian Serbian Community Centre
Carnegie Building Room 206
Carnival Eats Parking Lot
CARSTAR Soaps It Up Car Wash - Cystic Fibrosis Canada
Cedar Creek Community Church
Cedarland school
Cedarview Church
Celebration Church
Celebration Church (formerly New Covenant Christian Fellowship)
Cenotaph at War Memorial Park
Central Presbyterian Church
Central Public Hub/School
Charlie Ward Park
Charlotte Villa, by Revera
Chartwell Terrace on the Square Retirement Residence
Chartwell Tranquility Place Retirement Residence
Chiefswood National Historic Site
Chiefswood Park
Chiefswood Park - Six Nations
Childrens Safety Village of Brant
Circle By Hand
City of Brantford Composting Facility
ClayWorks Studio
Closet Couture Boutique
Club NV
Club Scorpio
Cobblestone Common Paris
Cockshutt Park
Colby's Billiards
Coles Bookstore
Colton's Family Fun Farm & Pumpkin Patch
Community Innovation Hub
Community Resource Service
County of Brant
County of Brant Fire
County of Brant Public Library (Burford)
County of Brant Public Library (Glen Morris)
County of Brant Public Library (Paris)
County of Brant Public Library (Scotland-Oakland)
County of Brant Public Library (St. George)
County of Brant, Council Chambers
Curves for Women
D'Aubigny Creek Park
Dairee Delite
Dairy Queen
Dajoh-Onondaga Gymnasium
Dalhousie Place
Delhi Golf & Country Club
Devlin's Advocate
Devon Down Park
Dinger's Taps & Grill
Dominion Telegraph Centre
Donegal Park
Doug Snooks Eagle Place Community Centre
Downtown Brantford
Downtown Burford
Downtown Paris, Outside Grand River Street
Dualsport Plus
Dufferin Club of Brantford
Dufferin Lawn Bowling Tennis & Pickle Ball Club
Dundas Driving Park, the Cove
Dunn Building
Dunsdon Legion Branch 461
Dunsdon Plaza
Earl Haig Community Garden
Earl Haig Family Fun Park
East Side Mario's
Echo Bowl
Elements Casino Brantford
Emily C. General Elementary School
English Lane, Brantford, ON N3T 5L5, Canada
Enterprise Brant
Essentially Yours Brantford
Evangel Church
Ewyn Weight Loss Studios Brantford
Facebook Live
Fairview United Church
Fairview United Church Hall
Family Counselling Centre of Brant
Family Gatherings
Farringdon Independent Church
Fellowship Baptist Church
Fire Administration Building
Fire Station 4
First Baptist Church
Fisherville Community Centre
Fisherville Hotel & Tavern
Five Oaks Education and Retreat Centre
former Mohawk Institute Residential School
Frankie's Hometown Tavern
Freedom House (Lower Level, Old Eaton Centre)
FreshCo
Friendship House
Friendship House of Brant
From The Attic Interiors
From the comfort of your own home
Fume RestoBar
Gahwajiya:de' Detenagwa'ta' Family Gatherings
Gahwajiya:de' Detenatgwa'ta' Family Gatheerings Too
Galaxy Cinemas Brantford
Galt Arena
Gametime Eatery and Entertainment
Gane Yohs Health Centre
Gathering Place by the Grand
Gaylord Powless Arena
Generations Church
George Jones Fields
Giant Tiger
Gillies
Glen Morris United Church
Glenhyrst Art Gallery of Brant
Glenhyrst Art Gallery of Brant (Coach House)
Glenhyrst Coach House, Military Museum & Mohawk Chapel
Glenhyrst Cottage Gallery
Gospel Lighthouse Christian Bookstore
Grace Anglican Church
Grace Gallery
Grand Bayou Cajun Kitchen
Grand Ole Opry, Nashville, TN
Grand River Community Health Centre
Grand River Dinner Cruises
Grand River Health Centre, at the Atrium
Grandview Massage Therapy
Green Lane Sports Complex
Greenbrier Public School
Greenbrier School
Gus & Guidos
H.O.P.E.
Habitat for Humanity Brantford - Norfolk ReStore
Habitat for Humanity ReStore - Simcoe
Hampton Inn & Suites
Hankinson House
Harmony Square
Harmony Square in Brantford
Harmony Square, Brantford
Harmony United Church
Healthcare and Municipal Employees' Credit Union
Hearts Content Organic Farm
Hellenic Community Centre
Her Majesty's Royal Chapel of the Mohawks
Heritage Garden Gallery
Hershey Centre
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Brantford
Holiday Inn Guelph Hotel & Conference Ctr
Holistic Healing Arts
Holmedale Neighbourhood
Holmedale Park
Home2 Suites by Hilton
Hope Christian Reformed Church
Hope Memorial Spiritual Church
Howell Road Cider Co.
Hudson Public Kitchen + Bar
ICHTHYS Theatre Productions
Iroquois Plaza Offices
Iroquois Village Plaza
Jeffrey's Lounge
Johnson Park
Jubilee Terrace Park (in front of the Brantford Armouries)
Jukasa Motor Speedway
JustCo @ Marina Square
Kelseys Original Roadhouse
Kings Buffet
Knights Hall
Knights of Columbus
LAN Planet
Langford Community CHURCH
Langford Schoolhouse
Laurier Brantford Creativity Hub, Brantford Convention Centre
Laurier Brantford LOWER floor of former Eaton Centre
Laurier Brantford RCW Lobby
Laurier Brantford YMCA
Laurier Creativity Hub, Brantford Convention Centre
Le Chocolat Du Savoie
Life Sustainers
Lincoln Alexander Centre
Links at Dover Coast
Lions Park, Brantford
Lions Park, Paris
Lot 42
Lougheed Stables
Lowe's
Lynden Hills Park
Lynden Park Mall
Lynnsie's Run
Main Street S, Snowball Park, Waterworks Park, St. George, Ontario
Major Ballachey Public School
Major Ballachey School
Manny's Place
Margaret Chandler House (W. Ross MacDonald School)
Market Square Mall
Marriott Downtown at CF Toronto Eaton Centre
Marriott Downtown at CF Toronto Eaton Centre Hotel
Marvelous Lounge
Mary's Home
Mash Paddle Brewing Co.
Masonic Centre
McDonald's
McGonagalls Pub
meet at M. Chandler Heritage House at W. Ross Macdonald School
Megs + Clarke Everything Kids
Mercasa Little Italy Eatery & Catering
Meridian Credit Union
Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation
Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation Pow Wow Grounds
MMMC Architects
Modo Yoga Brantford
Mohawk Park
Mohawk Park - Picnic shelters D & E
Mohawk Park lower field
Mohawk Park Pavilion
Mohawk Plaza
Moksha Yoga Brantford
Montana's BBQ & Bar
Montreal Marriott Chateau Champlain Hotel
Moonshadows Metaphysical Shop
Moose lodge
Moose Lodge Brantford
Mount Hope Cemetery
Mount Pleasant Community Centre
Movie Junkie
My Koi Water Gardens
Myra's Bar & Grill
Myrtleville House Museum
Nathan's Garage Sale
Natural Path Fitness and Nutrition
New City Church
New City Church Brantford
New Covenant Church
New Life Assembly
New Life Assembly (Church hall)
Niagara College Canada
Nick's No Frills
Nickelbrook Brewing Company
Norfolk Golf & Country Club
North end forest
North Park Collegiate-Vocational School
Northridge Golf Course
NPAAMB
NPAAMB Brantford
Oak Gables Golf Club
Oaks of St. George Golf Club
Ogwanohgwahtrae: Tseh Niyogwai:hode:
Ogwanohgwahtrae:Tseh Niyogwai:ho;de:
Ohsweken Pharmasave
Olympia Village RV & Campground
One Market
Online
Onondaga Brant Public School
Onondaga Community Hall
Ontario Genealogical Society, Brant County Branch
Ontario Works Classroom in the Plaza
Open House-Brant County Christadelphians
Our Kitchen Brantford
Our Lady of Providence Catholic School
Our Place
Our Sustenance Greenhouse
Paris
Paris 1850
Paris Agricultural Hall
Paris and St. George
Paris bakery
Paris Curling Club
Paris Dental Centre | Smile City
Paris Fairgrounds
Paris Lions Park
Paris Optimist Clubhouse (Behind Syl Apps Community Centre)
Paris Presbyterian Church
Paris Surf
Paris Twisted Treats
Paris, Ontario, Canada
Parkview Event Centre, 61 Sherwood Dr, Brantford, ON N3T 1N3, Canada
Parson's Park
Participation Support Services
Pauline Johnson Collegiate & Vocational School
Personal Computer Museum
Pheonix Place Apartments
Pine Valley Golf Course
Players Indoor Golf & Sports Bar
Pleasant Valley Church
Polish Alliance Banquet Centre
Princess Anne Park
Queensway Baptist Church
RE-Store
Resource Centre, Ontario Genealogical Society, Brant County Branch
Richard's Hall Group in The Good Bread Company
River Run Theatre
Riverview Terrace
Robert Hall Originals
Robertson Fine Arts Galleryv
Robertson Fine Arts Studio & Gallery
Rossini Lodge
Royal Canadian Legion Bell City Branch 90
Royal Canadian Legion Branch #605 (St. George)
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 29 (Paris)
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 463 (South Brant Legion)
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 90
ROYL Creative
S.R. Drake Memorial Church
Salvation Army Brantford Community Church
Sammy's Creamery
Sanderson Centre for the Performing Arts
Scarborough Fair Gardens
Scotland Community Centre
Seasons Bell Lane
Select Saved Locations
Senshi Academy for Martial Arts
Sensity
Serenity Country Candles
Shallow Creek Park
Shellards Neighbourhood Association
Shoeless Joe's Brantford
Simcoe Composite School
Simcoe Little Theatre
SiNG iT Music Studios
Six Nations Bingo Hall
Six Nations Child & Family Services
Six Nations Community Hall
Six Nations Fairgrounds
Six Nations Fire & Emergency Services Training Room
Six Nations Marketplace
Six Nations Mental health & Addictions
Six Nations Parks & Recreation Boardroom
Six Nations Polytechnic (Brantford Campus)
Six Nations Recycling Depot
Six Nations Tourism
Sobeys Shellard Lane
Sociable Kitchen + Tavern
Social Services Gym
Sonnenhof German Canadian Club
SONNENHOF GERMAN CLUB
South Dumfries Community Centre
South Dumfries Historical Society
South Dumfries Museum & Historical Society
South Gate Centre
Spice's on Sydenham
Spring Buck Park
Spring St and Edwin St
Spring Street Buck Park, Spring and Edwin streets.
St George arena
St James Parish Hall
St James' Anglican Church
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
St. Andrew's United Church
St. Basil Church
St. Basil's Catholic Elementary School Gym
St. Gabriel Catholic Elementary School Gym
St. George Masonic Hall
St. George Memorial Hall
St. Joseph’s Lifecare Centre
St. Mark's Anglican Church
St. Mary's Parish Hall
St. Paul's United Church
St. Pius X Parish
St. Pius X R.C. Church
Star Lanes Bowling
Starbucks
Starving Artist Gallery Cafe
Steve Brown Sports Complex at Lions Park
Steve's Tea Company
Stillwaters Plate & Pour
Stillwaters Plate and Pour
Stirling Montessori Academy
Stirling Montessori School /Yoga Santuary
Sunny Hill Park
Sunrise Court Library
Sweet Isa Catering and Cooking Studio
Sweet Isa Cooking Studio
Sydenham-Heritage United Church
Sydenham-Hertiage United Church
Syl Apps Arena
Syl Apps Community Centre
Sylvan Learning of Brantford
T.B. Costain/SC Johnson Community Centre
Tansley's Coffee Emporium
Ted Rogers Cinema
Telfer Place
The Abilities Centre, Entrance #1
The Artisans' Collective Paris
The Artisans' Collective, Paris Ont
The AUD Building Building, Norfolk County Fairgrounds
The Brantford Bookworm
The Butter Barn Bed and Breakfast
The Cat 'N' Fiddle Pub & Restaurant
The Cedar House Grill and Martini Bar
The Closet Door
The Creamery Pub and Family Eatery
The Duke on Park
The Dunn Building
The Farm
The Fit Effect
The Gathering Place by the Grand Six Nations Convention Centre
The Grand Bayou
The Greens at Renton
The Hampton Inn & Suites Brantford
The Hidden Key
The Hollow Willow Health Store
The House of God
The International Centre
The Kindness Centre
The Marco Corporation
The Mod Club
The Oaks of St George Golf Club
The Olive Oil Co
The Paris Bohemian Gallery
The Paris Wincey Mills Co.
The Polish Legion
The Rope Factory
The Rose & Thistle
The Sherwood
The Spa Within
The Wellness Corner
The Westin Bayshore Vancouver Hotel
The Wobbly Canvas
Thorpe Brothers Carriage House
Thrope Brothers Carriage House
Tiffany's Holistic Haven
Tin Cup Brantford
Tip Top Health Shoppe & Crystal Salt Spa
Tollgate Technological Skills Centre
Toronto Marriott Downtown Eaton Centre Hotel
TownePlaceSuites by Marriott Brantford
Tranquility Place Retirement Community
Treatzza Pizza in support of Brantford Rotary Classic Run
Triggers and Bows
Trillium United Church
Trucktech Performance
Turtle Island News
Tutela Park
Two Doors Down
Valentine's Dinner & Dance
Various
various locations
various locations in Brantford
various locations in Brantford & Brant County
various locations in Paris
various locations in Six Nations
Various Locations in the County of Brant
Vaultra Self-Storage
Victoria Park
Vin Bon Brantford
W. Ross Macdonald School
W. Ross Macdonald School, Canadian Military Heritage Museum, Woodland Cultural Centre
Walter Gretzky Elementary School
Walter's Greenhouse & Garden Centre
Warmington's Bistro
Waterford United Church
Waterloo ON
Waterworks Park in Brantford
Wayne Gretzky Sports Centre
White Horse Lanes
White Oaks Resort and Spa - Niagara on the Lake
White Pines Centre
White Pines Wellness - Adult Day Centre
White Pines Wellness Centre
White Pines Wellness Centre Kitchen
WilFrid Laurier University (Brantford Campus) - SC Johnson Building
Wilfrid Laurier University (Brantford Campus) - Yellow Brick Wall
Wilfrid Laurier University (Brantford Campus) Indigenous Student Centre
Wilfrid Laurier University (Brantford Campus), Research and Academic Centre, West
Williams Fresh Cafe
Wincey Mills
WLU (Brantford Campus) RCW (Research and Academic Centre)
WLU (Brantford Campus), 103 Darling St.
WLU, Research & Academic Centre, RCE004
Woodland Cultural Centre
Woodman Park Community Centre
Woodman Park Pool
Woodview Mental Health and Autism Services
Wylde Rose Handmade Soaps
Yates Castle
Yes Church
Yeschurch
YMCA
Yoga Garage
Your Home Your Story
YouTube And Facebook
Zander's Fire Grill & Brew Lounge
Zoom
Event Organizer
All
A. Armstrong
Accessibility Solutions
Acoustic Cafe
Acupuncture Center Toronto
Adelaide Hunter Hoodless Homestead
Adult Recreation Therapy Centre
Aidan Lefebvre
AIM Dance Studio
Alexandra Tupper
Aliki Mikulich
Alysha Longboat
Alzheimer Society of Brant, Haldimand Norfolk, Hamilton Halton
Amy Dougley
Andrea Wicks-Cherry
Andrew Schwalm - State Farm Agent
Andrew Schwalm- Desjardins Insurance Agent
Applegate Cooperative Home
Arcady
Arnold Anderson Sport Fund
Ashley Singleton
Autism Dog Services
Autism Speaks Canada
BCI Stage & Screen Producation
Beach Paradise
Beach Wave Volleyball
Bell City Boxing Club
Bell City Toastmasters
Bell Homestead National Historic Site
Benefit Show
Benjamin Dakota Rogers
Best Western Brantford Hotel & Conference Centre
Bethel Community Hall
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Grand Erie
Black Suit Devil
Blackout Concerts & Events
Booster Juice
Boys and Girls Club of Brantford
Branch 90 Legion
Brando's Beach House
Brant Animal Aid Foundation
Brant Community Foundation
Brant Community Healthcare System (BCHS) Foundation
Brant Community Healthcare System Foundation
Brant Community Healthcare System Volunteer Association
Brant County Health Unit
Brant County Singers
Brant County SPCA
Brant Curling Club
Brant Curling Club and the Arnold Anderson Sport Fund
Brant Food For Thought
Brant Harmonica Guild
Brant Historical Society
Brant Men of Song
Brant Minor Hockey League
Brant Mutual Insurance Company
Brant Regional Association of Volunteer Administrators
Brant Regional Association of Volunteer Administrators (BRAVA)
Brant Rod & Gun Club
Brant Skating Club
Brant Skills Centre
Brant Theatre Workshops
Brant Tree Coalition
Brant/Brantford Paramedics, Brantford Police Association & Brantford Professional Firefighters Association
Brantford | Brant Business Resource Enterprise Centre (BRC)
brantford arts block
Brantford Batman
Brantford Bisons Football
BRANTFORD BLACKEYE BOXING CLUB
Brantford Branch Fung Loy Kok Taoist Tai Chi
Brantford Cheer
Brantford Chess Club
Brantford Feminist Snowflake Market
Brantford Fire Department
Brantford Food Forest Naturally Connected (BFF)
Brantford International Jazz Festival Inc
Brantford Lapidary and Mineral Society
Brantford Lions Club
Brantford Music Club
Brantford Musicians Association, Local 467 A.F.M.
Brantford Native Housing
Brantford Open Stage
Brantford Opera Guild
Brantford Parks & Recreation
Brantford Parks and Recreation
Brantford Piston Pushers Car Club
Brantford Police Service
Brantford Potters Guild
Brantford Pride
Brantford Professional Fire Fighters Association
Brantford Public Library (Main Branch)
Brantford Public Library (St. Paul Ave. Branch)
Brantford Red Sox
Brantford Salvation Army Community and Family Services
Brantford School of Instrumental Music
Brantford Special Olympics
Brantford Sports Council
Brantford Symphony Orchestra
Brantford Tree Coalition
Brantford Writers' Circle
Brantford Writers' Circle (BWC)
Brantford-Brant Women's Liberal Club
Brantview Apples and Cider
Brantwood Community Services
Brantwood Farms
BRAVA
Brott Music Festival
Buck's Tavern
Burford and Area Business Association
Burtch Baptist Church
Business Exchange
Cainsville Firefighters
Canadian Blood Services
Canadian Bowenwork School
Canadian Deafblind Association Ontario Chapter
Canadian Federation of University Women, Brantford
Canadian Military Heritage Museum
Cathy Ste.Croix and Linda Mc Cutcheon
Cathy Stecroix
Cathy Stecroix & Linda
CCI - Grand River Chapter
Chamber of Commerce Brantford-Brant
Chaplains Office Of Canada
Chelsey Perriman, Founder
Chiefswood Board of Trustees
Chiefswood National Historic Site
Child Hunger Brantford
Choroideremia Research Foundation Canada
Chris Arsenault
Chris Strei
Circle By Hand
Cobblestone Church
Community Living Brant
Community Resource Service
Connect Marketing Group
County of Brant
County of Brant Public Library
County of Brant Tourism
Creative Support Circle (CSC)
Crescent Mortgage Brantford
Curves for Women
Cynthia Vilez
D&D United Martial Arts
Dan Mehta
Dan Taylor and The Music Academy
Dan Tayor's All Ages Open Jams
Deliciously Brantford
Desiree's Angels Victims for A New Start
Desiree’s Angels
Devlin's Advocate
Diane Rolston & Dynamic Women®
DigiMarCon Canada
DigiMarCon Canada East
DigiMarCon Canada West
DigiMarcon World 2020
DigiMarConCanadaWest
Downtown Central Neighborhood Association
Downtown Paris BIA
DreamDevotions and Kathleen Finch-Williams
Dualsport Plsu
Ducks Unlimited Canada
Dufferin Club of Brantford
Dunsdon Legion Branch No. 461
EarlyOn Child & Family Centre
East Ward Echo Place Neighbourhood Association
Elements Casino Brantford
Ell'Events Inc.
Environment Policy Advisory Committee
Equal Ground Community Gardens
Equal Grounds Community Gardens
Fairview United Church choir
Family Literacy Committee of Brant
Fat Dave
Fiesta Filipino Village
Filipino Canadian Association of Brantford
First Baptist Church
Five Oaks Education and Retreat Centre
Frankie's Hometown Tavern
Freedom House
Friends 4 Kindness
Friends of Arrowdale
Friends of the Sports Hall Golf Tournament
Friendship House of Brant Inc.
From the Attic Interiors
Fume RestoBar
Gahwajiya:de' Detenatgwa'ta' Family Gatherings
Gametime Eatery and Entertainment
Gathering Place by the Grand
Generations Church
Giant Auctions
Giles Catering & Oakhill Market PLace
Girl Guides
Glenhyrst Art Gallery of Brant
Golden Triangle Cat Fanciers
Grace Anglican Church
Grace Gallery
Grand River Chorus
Grand River Community Health Centre
Grand River Community Health Centre and Equal Ground Community Gardens
Grand River Conservation Authority
Grand River Council on Aging
Grand River Environmental Group
Grand River Grannies
Grand River Outdoor Wilderness Education
Grandview Theatre Company
Greenbrier PTA
Greenbrier Public School Parent Council
H.O.P.E. (Helping Ourselves through Peer Support & Employment)
H.O.P.E. Helping Ourselves through Peer Support and Employment
Habitat for Humanity Brant - Norfolk
Harmony United Church
Heart and Stroke Foundation
Hearts to Homes Feline Rescue & Sanctuary
HeavenSent Inc. Events
Help a Child Smile
Her Majesty's Royal Chapel of the Mohawks
Holistic Healing Arts
Holistic Health Canada
Holmedale Art Crawl
Holmedale Neighbourhood Association
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ICHTHYS Theatre Production
ICHTHYS Theatre Productions
Jackie Fenton Agency
JDRF
Jenkins Show Productions
Jennifer Budd
jennifer Middleton
JK Promotions
Joan Minnery - Joan Minnery Enterprises
Jobs Canada Fair
Jocelyn June
John Gilson
Jukasa Motor Speedway
KAOS Dance Team
Karsnaturalkreations
Kathleen Gordon
Kathleen Gordon CYT
Kathy Brown Yoga
Kathy Moore
Kay Hunt
Kelly Sloat/Sharlene Schmidt
Kids Can Fly
Kim Bailey Brown
Kimberly Taylor
Kindred Spirits Artisans of Paris
Kingz and Queenz Entertainment
Kinsmen Club of Brantford
KiS Productions
Kiwanis Club of Brantford
Kiwanis Paris-Brant
Knights of Columbus
Kreation Custom Embroidery
Kylie Baetz
Langford Community Church
Langford Conservancy
Lansdowne Children's Centre Foundation
Laura Spry
Lee Garrett
Life Sustainers
Lifetime Achievement Award for Outstanding Volunteerism
Little Boxes - Plus
Little String Orchestra
Live Events 4 U
Magnificent Championship Wrestling
Make it Revaine Productions
Mamapalooza
Manny's Place
Marriott Downtown at CF Toronto Eaton Centre
Matthew Muise
Mellow Maniac
Michael Clark
Michelle Yulie
Millennial Network Group
Modo Yoga Brantford
Modo Yoga Brantford
Molly Dyer
MOVIE JUNKIE
MS Society Grand Erie Chapter
MS Society Southwestern Ontario Chapter
MULTI VENDOR EXPO
Murky Productions
Myra's Bar & Grill
Natural Path Fitness & Nutrition
New City Church
New Credit Cultural Commitee
New Credit Cultural Committee
NewCampus
Niagara College Canada
North Park School Council
Nosey Neighbour
Nova Vita Domestic Violence Prevention Services
NPAAMB
Old Home Living
Olympia Village RV & Trailer Park
One Heart One Way Women's Ministry
ONEChurch Brantford
Ontario Genealogical Society, Brant County Branch
Ontario Native Literacy Coalition
Opal Sharp
Organized Kaos
Our Kitchen Brantford
Outland
PACE Program
paint-club
Paris & District Chamber of Commerce
Paris Agricultural Society
Paris Curling Club
Paris Dental Centre
Paris Figure Skating Club
Paris Lions Club
Paris Performers' Theatre
Paris Port Dover Pipe Band
Paris Ringette Association
Paris Surf
Participation House Brantford, Sydenham-Heritage United Church and Brantford Pipes and Drums
Participation Support Services
Participaton Support Services
Patti Atkinson, Community Room Coordinator, Sobeys Shellard Lane
Penny Patterson-Retro Rocketz
Personal Computer Museum
pies and tarts from the heart
Playful Fox Productions
Polish Hall Music Lounge
R and J Theatrics
Reconciling Circle
Rivera Telfter Place
Robert Hall Originals
Robertson Fine Arts Studio & Gallery
Rotary Club of Brantford
Rotary Club of Brantford Sunrise
Rplaces Tranistion Centre
RTO/ERO, Brant District 40
Sacha Pinto and Temple Swift
Sacred Heart Church
Sanderson Centre for the Performing Arts
Save the evidence
Savvy Events Canada
Select Saved Organizers
Senshi Academy for Martial Arts
Sexual Assault Centre of Brant
Shellards Neighbourhood Association
Simcoe Little Theatre
SINGLE FATHERS BRANTFORD
Six Nations Child & Family Services
Six Nations Marketplace
Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation
Six Nations Parks & Recreation
Six Nations Tourism
SKM Promortions
Skylight Festival
Sociable Kitchen Tavern
Soroptimist International of Grand Erie
South Brant Legion 463
South Dumfries Historical Society
Spiritus Theatre
St Basil Church
St. Andrew's Concert Series
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Hagersville
St. Andrew's United Church
St. George AppleFest
St. James, Paris
St. James' Anglican Church, Brantford
St. John's Drum & Bugle Corps Alumni Committee
St. Joseph’s Lifecare Foundation
St. Leonard's Community Services
St. Leonard's Community Services - Brant Employment Centre
St. Mark’s Anglican
St. Pius X Parish Catholic Women's League
Starlight Productions
Starving Artist Gallery Cafe
Stash the Trash
Stefanie Speaks COMMUNITY
Steve's Tea Company
Stirling Montessori Academy
Sweet Isa Catering and Cooking Studio
Sweet Isa Catering Inc.
Sweet Isa Cooking Studio
Sydenham-Heritage United Church
Synchronicity Elementary Sr. Team
Tansley's Coffee Emporium
Taoist Tai Chi, Brantford Branch
Teas and Toasts
TECHSPO Toronto
Terry Ciona
The Band Pleasant Ridge
The Brantford Community Symphony Orchestra
The Brantford Memorial Concert Band
The Brantford School of Instrumental Music
The Briers Edge
The Cedar House Grill and Martini Bar
The Duke on Park
The FEoNA Company
The George Rose Big Band
The Glass Slipper Company
The Grand Bayou
The Guitar Society of Brantford
The Langford Conservancy
The Little String Orchestra
The No More Project
The Parent Bazaar
The Power of The Purse
The Raw Carrot Soup Enterprise
The Rose & Thistle
The Small Business Centre
The Spa Within
The Sunshine Foundation of Canada
The Travelling Pint
The Wellness Corner
There's a Production
Tiffany's Holistic Haven
Tourism Brantford
Tracey Bucci
Tranquility Place
Tusq Events
United Way Brant
Valerie and Barb
Velika Kitchen-Janzen
Victim Services of Brant
Villa Nova Estate Winery
Walter Gretzky Elementary School Parent Council
Whimsical Players
Why Not Youth Centre
Wilfrid Laurier University (Brantford Campus)
Women Inspiring Women Women’s Institute
Wood N Things Custom Creations
Woodland Cultural Centre
Woodview Mental Health and Autism Services
Workforce Planning Board of Grand Erie
WorkInCulture
Yes Church
Young Artists Group, LLC
march
04mar7:30 PM8:30 PMTrivia Night7:30 PM - 8:30 PM Entertainment:Trivia

Event Details
Test your knowledge on Thursday evenings at 7:30pm as we host an Online Trivia Night via Crowdpurr! Play along
Event Details
Test your knowledge on Thursday evenings at 7:30pm as we host an Online Trivia Night via Crowdpurr!
Play along at home and keep track of how you’re doing with results updated after each multiple choice question. Four rounds of 10 questions each will quiz you (and the whole family, if you like) on subjects such as movies, animals, music, food, history, geography, and more!
To play, simply go to the game link here: crowd.live/EH3CA for 7:30pm on your computer, tablet, or phone. Please note that there is a cap of 100 participants.
Time
(Thursday) 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
11mar7:30 PM8:30 PMTrivia Night7:30 PM - 8:30 PM Entertainment:Trivia

Event Details
Test your knowledge on Thursday evenings at 7:30pm as we host an Online Trivia Night via Crowdpurr! Play along
Event Details
Test your knowledge on Thursday evenings at 7:30pm as we host an Online Trivia Night via Crowdpurr!
Play along at home and keep track of how you’re doing with results updated after each multiple choice question. Four rounds of 10 questions each will quiz you (and the whole family, if you like) on subjects such as movies, animals, music, food, history, geography, and more!
To play, simply go to the game link here: crowd.live/EH3CA for 7:30pm on your computer, tablet, or phone. Please note that there is a cap of 100 participants.
Time
(Thursday) 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
13marAll DayMarch Family Fun Day(All Day: saturday) Entertainment:OtherEducation:OtherSports:Other
Event Details
Come to Five Oaks in Paris for an afternoon of adventure for the whole family. The day will include a chance to tap a
Event Details
Come to Five Oaks in Paris for an afternoon of adventure for the whole family. The day will include a chance to tap a maple tree and learn about how maple syrup is made. Also a guided nature hike or scavenger hunt around the site. The day will finish up with some warm beverages and sledding (or another fun outdoor activity if the snow is gone).
All activities will be facilitated in line with all the latest COVID restrictions. With that in mind, we ask that you bring your own sleds if you have them. If not we can provide a limited supply of sanitized sleds. If you’d like to save on waste you can also bring your own reusable mug.
- 12:00 – 2:15pm
- 12:45 – 3:00pm
- 1:30 – 3:45pm
- 2:15 – 4:30pm
- 3:00 – 5:15pm
Register Here: online
Time
All Day (Saturday)
Organizer
Five Oaks Education and Retreat Centre519-442-3212 1 Bethel Road Paris Ontario N3L 3E3 Canada
18mar7:30 PM8:30 PMTrivia Night7:30 PM - 8:30 PM Entertainment:Trivia

Event Details
Test your knowledge on Thursday evenings at 7:30pm as we host an Online Trivia Night via Crowdpurr! Play along
Event Details
Test your knowledge on Thursday evenings at 7:30pm as we host an Online Trivia Night via Crowdpurr!
Play along at home and keep track of how you’re doing with results updated after each multiple choice question. Four rounds of 10 questions each will quiz you (and the whole family, if you like) on subjects such as movies, animals, music, food, history, geography, and more!
To play, simply go to the game link here: crowd.live/EH3CA for 7:30pm on your computer, tablet, or phone. Please note that there is a cap of 100 participants.
Time
(Thursday) 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
25mar7:30 PM8:30 PMTrivia Night7:30 PM - 8:30 PM Entertainment:Trivia

Event Details
Test your knowledge on Thursday evenings at 7:30pm as we host an Online Trivia Night via Crowdpurr! Play along
Event Details
Test your knowledge on Thursday evenings at 7:30pm as we host an Online Trivia Night via Crowdpurr!
Play along at home and keep track of how you’re doing with results updated after each multiple choice question. Four rounds of 10 questions each will quiz you (and the whole family, if you like) on subjects such as movies, animals, music, food, history, geography, and more!
To play, simply go to the game link here: crowd.live/EH3CA for 7:30pm on your computer, tablet, or phone. Please note that there is a cap of 100 participants.
Time
(Thursday) 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
april
Event Details
This camp runs Monday to Friday April 12-16. Sign your child up for the full week, or individual dates.
Event Details
This camp runs Monday to Friday April 12-16. Sign your child up for the full week, or individual dates.
During this pandemic, it is still important for kids to have time to learn and play outside. Five Oaks is offering a new safe and fun socially distanced day camp called Acorn Adventure Camp. Our staff is dedicated to making sure everyone at camp stays safe and healthy. Campers will experience fun games, crafts, and educational activities all while remaining six feet apart. Staff will follow government regulations for sanitization and campers will not be sharing any equipment with other campers.
Every day will feature games, crafts, and outdoor activities. Activities will include creek study, nature science, campfires, and hikes. Children will love this chance to make memories running, playing, and growing in nature. Expect kids to come home with a bit of mud and a lot of great memories.
– Ages 6-12
– Ratio 15 children: 1 leader
– Programs run from 9:30am-4:00pm daily
– Daily drop off 9:00am-9:30am
– Daily pick up 4:00pm-4:30pm
– Price is $275/child for the full week, or $55/child per day
NOTE: Five Oaks is currently an isolation center for migrant workers arriving into Ontario, who are supporting Ontario Agriculture. We will continue to have guests on site for the duration of the summer. Guests are in their own isolation zone located on the property separate from Day Camp.
For more information or to register: https://fiveoaks.venue360.me/public/events/homepage?&org=ALL&eventPlan=ALL&season=ALL&groupBySeason=false&event=8
COVID-19 FAQ
Will campers still have fun in a socially distant day camp?
– Absolutely! While we cannot play games like tag or basketball there are still plenty of safe fun socially distanced activities. Some of those include, a creek study, hikes, swimming, crafts, science experiments, Frisbee golf, and track and field.
Will Campers be using any unsanitary, shared, or public washrooms?
– No. The only washrooms the day camp will use are the day camp washrooms and the pool washroom and change room. Each cohort of campers will have their own single stall washroom. Those washrooms will be sanitized by day camp support staff after each use. The pool washrooms will also be sanitized after each use.
What kind of screening process is in place to check for COVID-19?
– When arriving on site every staff and parent/guardian (answering for their child) will be asked a series of question.
I.E. Have you or your child experienced any COVID-19 related symptoms, have you been out of the country in the last 14 days, have you or your child been in contact with anyone who may have the virus or has been tested for COVID-19 recently?
We will also be checking temperatures as staff and campers arrive on site with our touch-less thermometer.
Can a camper come for part of the week?
– For our March Break Camp, children can certainly sign up for one day, or all days for the week.
Can siblings or friends be in the same cohort?
– Yes. When you register you can request for your camper to be with a friend or sibling and we will arrange it.
Will campers be coming in close contact with other people?
– No. Campers will only interact with their counsellor, the Day Camp Coordinator, and the other kids in their cohort of nine. Everyone will always remain six feet apart. If a staff needs to breach the six-foot boundary, they will sanitize their hands before and after the interaction and wear proper personal protective equipment such as a masks, gloves and/or face shield if necessary.
Will campers be sharing equipment? E.g. craft supplies, toys, sports equipment…
– No. In activities like crafts and games where equipment is required each camper will have their own piece of equipment which will be sanitized after each use. Staff who are setting up or moving equipment will sanitize their hands before touching anything.
Five Oaks is housing migrant workers. Will campers encounter the workers or use the same spaces?
– No. All the migrant workers on site are housed in a separate area that is clearly marked as an isolation zone. There are clear barriers in place for kids not to cross. Campers will be told and reminded about which areas they can access. The campers will be using separate bathrooms that are specifically for their Day Camp cohort of nine.
What if my child is sick prior to the start of a week of day camp?
– If your child has COVID-19 like symptoms, we ask that your child stay home. If this is the case, we are happy to transfer your credit to another open week of day camp, or refund you for your week, less a $50 administrative fee.
What happens if my child becomes ill during the day at camp?
– If your child feels ill during day camp, they will be brought to a designated area on site and parents or guardian will be called. If the child does have COVID-19 like symptoms, we are required to contact public health and take direction directly from Public Health for next steps.
What happens if someone comes down with COVID-19?
– If someone in your child’s cohort does have COVID-19 the full week will be cancelled, and all campers and counsellors will be required to isolate for 14 days. The designated area used for this specific cohort of campers will be thoroughly disinfected by Five Oaks staff, including their designated washroom. If there are days remaining for that week, Five Oaks will refund the remaining days less a $50 administrative fee.
Where can I find more information about Five Oaks COVID-19 policies?
– Our hospitality staff as well as our camp coordinator would be happy to answer any questions you may have, or send you our more detailed Five Oaks COVID-19 policies. Please feel free to call us at 519-442-3212 or email us at [email protected]
Time
(Monday) 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Organizer
Five Oaks Education and Retreat Centre519-442-3212 1 Bethel Road Paris Ontario N3L 3E3 Canada
Event Details
This camp runs Monday to Friday April 12-16. Sign your child up for the full week, or individual dates.
Event Details
This camp runs Monday to Friday April 12-16. Sign your child up for the full week, or individual dates.
During this pandemic, it is still important for kids to have time to learn and play outside. Five Oaks is offering a new safe and fun socially distanced day camp called Acorn Adventure Camp. Our staff is dedicated to making sure everyone at camp stays safe and healthy. Campers will experience fun games, crafts, and educational activities all while remaining six feet apart. Staff will follow government regulations for sanitization and campers will not be sharing any equipment with other campers.
Every day will feature games, crafts, and outdoor activities. Activities will include creek study, nature science, campfires, and hikes. Children will love this chance to make memories running, playing, and growing in nature. Expect kids to come home with a bit of mud and a lot of great memories.
– Ages 6-12
– Ratio 15 children: 1 leader
– Programs run from 9:30am-4:00pm daily
– Daily drop off 9:00am-9:30am
– Daily pick up 4:00pm-4:30pm
– Price is $275/child for the full week, or $55/child per day
NOTE: Five Oaks is currently an isolation center for migrant workers arriving into Ontario, who are supporting Ontario Agriculture. We will continue to have guests on site for the duration of the summer. Guests are in their own isolation zone located on the property separate from Day Camp.
For more information or to register: https://fiveoaks.venue360.me/public/events/homepage?&org=ALL&eventPlan=ALL&season=ALL&groupBySeason=false&event=8
COVID-19 FAQ
Will campers still have fun in a socially distant day camp?
– Absolutely! While we cannot play games like tag or basketball there are still plenty of safe fun socially distanced activities. Some of those include, a creek study, hikes, swimming, crafts, science experiments, Frisbee golf, and track and field.
Will Campers be using any unsanitary, shared, or public washrooms?
– No. The only washrooms the day camp will use are the day camp washrooms and the pool washroom and change room. Each cohort of campers will have their own single stall washroom. Those washrooms will be sanitized by day camp support staff after each use. The pool washrooms will also be sanitized after each use.
What kind of screening process is in place to check for COVID-19?
– When arriving on site every staff and parent/guardian (answering for their child) will be asked a series of question.
I.E. Have you or your child experienced any COVID-19 related symptoms, have you been out of the country in the last 14 days, have you or your child been in contact with anyone who may have the virus or has been tested for COVID-19 recently?
We will also be checking temperatures as staff and campers arrive on site with our touch-less thermometer.
Can a camper come for part of the week?
– For our March Break Camp, children can certainly sign up for one day, or all days for the week.
Can siblings or friends be in the same cohort?
– Yes. When you register you can request for your camper to be with a friend or sibling and we will arrange it.
Will campers be coming in close contact with other people?
– No. Campers will only interact with their counsellor, the Day Camp Coordinator, and the other kids in their cohort of nine. Everyone will always remain six feet apart. If a staff needs to breach the six-foot boundary, they will sanitize their hands before and after the interaction and wear proper personal protective equipment such as a masks, gloves and/or face shield if necessary.
Will campers be sharing equipment? E.g. craft supplies, toys, sports equipment…
– No. In activities like crafts and games where equipment is required each camper will have their own piece of equipment which will be sanitized after each use. Staff who are setting up or moving equipment will sanitize their hands before touching anything.
Five Oaks is housing migrant workers. Will campers encounter the workers or use the same spaces?
– No. All the migrant workers on site are housed in a separate area that is clearly marked as an isolation zone. There are clear barriers in place for kids not to cross. Campers will be told and reminded about which areas they can access. The campers will be using separate bathrooms that are specifically for their Day Camp cohort of nine.
What if my child is sick prior to the start of a week of day camp?
– If your child has COVID-19 like symptoms, we ask that your child stay home. If this is the case, we are happy to transfer your credit to another open week of day camp, or refund you for your week, less a $50 administrative fee.
What happens if my child becomes ill during the day at camp?
– If your child feels ill during day camp, they will be brought to a designated area on site and parents or guardian will be called. If the child does have COVID-19 like symptoms, we are required to contact public health and take direction directly from Public Health for next steps.
What happens if someone comes down with COVID-19?
– If someone in your child’s cohort does have COVID-19 the full week will be cancelled, and all campers and counsellors will be required to isolate for 14 days. The designated area used for this specific cohort of campers will be thoroughly disinfected by Five Oaks staff, including their designated washroom. If there are days remaining for that week, Five Oaks will refund the remaining days less a $50 administrative fee.
Where can I find more information about Five Oaks COVID-19 policies?
– Our hospitality staff as well as our camp coordinator would be happy to answer any questions you may have, or send you our more detailed Five Oaks COVID-19 policies. Please feel free to call us at 519-442-3212 or email us at [email protected]
Time
(Tuesday) 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Organizer
Five Oaks Education and Retreat Centre519-442-3212 1 Bethel Road Paris Ontario N3L 3E3 Canada
Event Details
This camp runs Monday to Friday April 12-16. Sign your child up for the full week, or individual dates.
Event Details
This camp runs Monday to Friday April 12-16. Sign your child up for the full week, or individual dates.
During this pandemic, it is still important for kids to have time to learn and play outside. Five Oaks is offering a new safe and fun socially distanced day camp called Acorn Adventure Camp. Our staff is dedicated to making sure everyone at camp stays safe and healthy. Campers will experience fun games, crafts, and educational activities all while remaining six feet apart. Staff will follow government regulations for sanitization and campers will not be sharing any equipment with other campers.
Every day will feature games, crafts, and outdoor activities. Activities will include creek study, nature science, campfires, and hikes. Children will love this chance to make memories running, playing, and growing in nature. Expect kids to come home with a bit of mud and a lot of great memories.
– Ages 6-12
– Ratio 15 children: 1 leader
– Programs run from 9:30am-4:00pm daily
– Daily drop off 9:00am-9:30am
– Daily pick up 4:00pm-4:30pm
– Price is $275/child for the full week, or $55/child per day
NOTE: Five Oaks is currently an isolation center for migrant workers arriving into Ontario, who are supporting Ontario Agriculture. We will continue to have guests on site for the duration of the summer. Guests are in their own isolation zone located on the property separate from Day Camp.
For more information or to register: https://fiveoaks.venue360.me/public/events/homepage?&org=ALL&eventPlan=ALL&season=ALL&groupBySeason=false&event=8
COVID-19 FAQ
Will campers still have fun in a socially distant day camp?
– Absolutely! While we cannot play games like tag or basketball there are still plenty of safe fun socially distanced activities. Some of those include, a creek study, hikes, swimming, crafts, science experiments, Frisbee golf, and track and field.
Will Campers be using any unsanitary, shared, or public washrooms?
– No. The only washrooms the day camp will use are the day camp washrooms and the pool washroom and change room. Each cohort of campers will have their own single stall washroom. Those washrooms will be sanitized by day camp support staff after each use. The pool washrooms will also be sanitized after each use.
What kind of screening process is in place to check for COVID-19?
– When arriving on site every staff and parent/guardian (answering for their child) will be asked a series of question.
I.E. Have you or your child experienced any COVID-19 related symptoms, have you been out of the country in the last 14 days, have you or your child been in contact with anyone who may have the virus or has been tested for COVID-19 recently?
We will also be checking temperatures as staff and campers arrive on site with our touch-less thermometer.
Can a camper come for part of the week?
– For our March Break Camp, children can certainly sign up for one day, or all days for the week.
Can siblings or friends be in the same cohort?
– Yes. When you register you can request for your camper to be with a friend or sibling and we will arrange it.
Will campers be coming in close contact with other people?
– No. Campers will only interact with their counsellor, the Day Camp Coordinator, and the other kids in their cohort of nine. Everyone will always remain six feet apart. If a staff needs to breach the six-foot boundary, they will sanitize their hands before and after the interaction and wear proper personal protective equipment such as a masks, gloves and/or face shield if necessary.
Will campers be sharing equipment? E.g. craft supplies, toys, sports equipment…
– No. In activities like crafts and games where equipment is required each camper will have their own piece of equipment which will be sanitized after each use. Staff who are setting up or moving equipment will sanitize their hands before touching anything.
Five Oaks is housing migrant workers. Will campers encounter the workers or use the same spaces?
– No. All the migrant workers on site are housed in a separate area that is clearly marked as an isolation zone. There are clear barriers in place for kids not to cross. Campers will be told and reminded about which areas they can access. The campers will be using separate bathrooms that are specifically for their Day Camp cohort of nine.
What if my child is sick prior to the start of a week of day camp?
– If your child has COVID-19 like symptoms, we ask that your child stay home. If this is the case, we are happy to transfer your credit to another open week of day camp, or refund you for your week, less a $50 administrative fee.
What happens if my child becomes ill during the day at camp?
– If your child feels ill during day camp, they will be brought to a designated area on site and parents or guardian will be called. If the child does have COVID-19 like symptoms, we are required to contact public health and take direction directly from Public Health for next steps.
What happens if someone comes down with COVID-19?
– If someone in your child’s cohort does have COVID-19 the full week will be cancelled, and all campers and counsellors will be required to isolate for 14 days. The designated area used for this specific cohort of campers will be thoroughly disinfected by Five Oaks staff, including their designated washroom. If there are days remaining for that week, Five Oaks will refund the remaining days less a $50 administrative fee.
Where can I find more information about Five Oaks COVID-19 policies?
– Our hospitality staff as well as our camp coordinator would be happy to answer any questions you may have, or send you our more detailed Five Oaks COVID-19 policies. Please feel free to call us at 519-442-3212 or email us at [email protected]
Time
(Wednesday) 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Organizer
Five Oaks Education and Retreat Centre519-442-3212 1 Bethel Road Paris Ontario N3L 3E3 Canada
Event Details
This camp runs Monday to Friday April 12-16. Sign your child up for the full week, or individual dates.
Event Details
This camp runs Monday to Friday April 12-16. Sign your child up for the full week, or individual dates.
During this pandemic, it is still important for kids to have time to learn and play outside. Five Oaks is offering a new safe and fun socially distanced day camp called Acorn Adventure Camp. Our staff is dedicated to making sure everyone at camp stays safe and healthy. Campers will experience fun games, crafts, and educational activities all while remaining six feet apart. Staff will follow government regulations for sanitization and campers will not be sharing any equipment with other campers.
Every day will feature games, crafts, and outdoor activities. Activities will include creek study, nature science, campfires, and hikes. Children will love this chance to make memories running, playing, and growing in nature. Expect kids to come home with a bit of mud and a lot of great memories.
– Ages 6-12
– Ratio 15 children: 1 leader
– Programs run from 9:30am-4:00pm daily
– Daily drop off 9:00am-9:30am
– Daily pick up 4:00pm-4:30pm
– Price is $275/child for the full week, or $55/child per day
NOTE: Five Oaks is currently an isolation center for migrant workers arriving into Ontario, who are supporting Ontario Agriculture. We will continue to have guests on site for the duration of the summer. Guests are in their own isolation zone located on the property separate from Day Camp.
For more information or to register: https://fiveoaks.venue360.me/public/events/homepage?&org=ALL&eventPlan=ALL&season=ALL&groupBySeason=false&event=8
COVID-19 FAQ
Will campers still have fun in a socially distant day camp?
– Absolutely! While we cannot play games like tag or basketball there are still plenty of safe fun socially distanced activities. Some of those include, a creek study, hikes, swimming, crafts, science experiments, Frisbee golf, and track and field.
Will Campers be using any unsanitary, shared, or public washrooms?
– No. The only washrooms the day camp will use are the day camp washrooms and the pool washroom and change room. Each cohort of campers will have their own single stall washroom. Those washrooms will be sanitized by day camp support staff after each use. The pool washrooms will also be sanitized after each use.
What kind of screening process is in place to check for COVID-19?
– When arriving on site every staff and parent/guardian (answering for their child) will be asked a series of question.
I.E. Have you or your child experienced any COVID-19 related symptoms, have you been out of the country in the last 14 days, have you or your child been in contact with anyone who may have the virus or has been tested for COVID-19 recently?
We will also be checking temperatures as staff and campers arrive on site with our touch-less thermometer.
Can a camper come for part of the week?
– For our March Break Camp, children can certainly sign up for one day, or all days for the week.
Can siblings or friends be in the same cohort?
– Yes. When you register you can request for your camper to be with a friend or sibling and we will arrange it.
Will campers be coming in close contact with other people?
– No. Campers will only interact with their counsellor, the Day Camp Coordinator, and the other kids in their cohort of nine. Everyone will always remain six feet apart. If a staff needs to breach the six-foot boundary, they will sanitize their hands before and after the interaction and wear proper personal protective equipment such as a masks, gloves and/or face shield if necessary.
Will campers be sharing equipment? E.g. craft supplies, toys, sports equipment…
– No. In activities like crafts and games where equipment is required each camper will have their own piece of equipment which will be sanitized after each use. Staff who are setting up or moving equipment will sanitize their hands before touching anything.
Five Oaks is housing migrant workers. Will campers encounter the workers or use the same spaces?
– No. All the migrant workers on site are housed in a separate area that is clearly marked as an isolation zone. There are clear barriers in place for kids not to cross. Campers will be told and reminded about which areas they can access. The campers will be using separate bathrooms that are specifically for their Day Camp cohort of nine.
What if my child is sick prior to the start of a week of day camp?
– If your child has COVID-19 like symptoms, we ask that your child stay home. If this is the case, we are happy to transfer your credit to another open week of day camp, or refund you for your week, less a $50 administrative fee.
What happens if my child becomes ill during the day at camp?
– If your child feels ill during day camp, they will be brought to a designated area on site and parents or guardian will be called. If the child does have COVID-19 like symptoms, we are required to contact public health and take direction directly from Public Health for next steps.
What happens if someone comes down with COVID-19?
– If someone in your child’s cohort does have COVID-19 the full week will be cancelled, and all campers and counsellors will be required to isolate for 14 days. The designated area used for this specific cohort of campers will be thoroughly disinfected by Five Oaks staff, including their designated washroom. If there are days remaining for that week, Five Oaks will refund the remaining days less a $50 administrative fee.
Where can I find more information about Five Oaks COVID-19 policies?
– Our hospitality staff as well as our camp coordinator would be happy to answer any questions you may have, or send you our more detailed Five Oaks COVID-19 policies. Please feel free to call us at 519-442-3212 or email us at [email protected]
Time
(Thursday) 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Organizer
Five Oaks Education and Retreat Centre519-442-3212 1 Bethel Road Paris Ontario N3L 3E3 Canada
Event Details
This camp runs Monday to Friday April 12-16. Sign your child up for the full week, or individual dates.
Event Details
This camp runs Monday to Friday April 12-16. Sign your child up for the full week, or individual dates.
During this pandemic, it is still important for kids to have time to learn and play outside. Five Oaks is offering a new safe and fun socially distanced day camp called Acorn Adventure Camp. Our staff is dedicated to making sure everyone at camp stays safe and healthy. Campers will experience fun games, crafts, and educational activities all while remaining six feet apart. Staff will follow government regulations for sanitization and campers will not be sharing any equipment with other campers.
Every day will feature games, crafts, and outdoor activities. Activities will include creek study, nature science, campfires, and hikes. Children will love this chance to make memories running, playing, and growing in nature. Expect kids to come home with a bit of mud and a lot of great memories.
– Ages 6-12
– Ratio 15 children: 1 leader
– Programs run from 9:30am-4:00pm daily
– Daily drop off 9:00am-9:30am
– Daily pick up 4:00pm-4:30pm
– Price is $275/child for the full week, or $55/child per day
NOTE: Five Oaks is currently an isolation center for migrant workers arriving into Ontario, who are supporting Ontario Agriculture. We will continue to have guests on site for the duration of the summer. Guests are in their own isolation zone located on the property separate from Day Camp.
For more information or to register: https://fiveoaks.venue360.me/public/events/homepage?&org=ALL&eventPlan=ALL&season=ALL&groupBySeason=false&event=8
COVID-19 FAQ
Will campers still have fun in a socially distant day camp?
– Absolutely! While we cannot play games like tag or basketball there are still plenty of safe fun socially distanced activities. Some of those include, a creek study, hikes, swimming, crafts, science experiments, Frisbee golf, and track and field.
Will Campers be using any unsanitary, shared, or public washrooms?
– No. The only washrooms the day camp will use are the day camp washrooms and the pool washroom and change room. Each cohort of campers will have their own single stall washroom. Those washrooms will be sanitized by day camp support staff after each use. The pool washrooms will also be sanitized after each use.
What kind of screening process is in place to check for COVID-19?
– When arriving on site every staff and parent/guardian (answering for their child) will be asked a series of question.
I.E. Have you or your child experienced any COVID-19 related symptoms, have you been out of the country in the last 14 days, have you or your child been in contact with anyone who may have the virus or has been tested for COVID-19 recently?
We will also be checking temperatures as staff and campers arrive on site with our touch-less thermometer.
Can a camper come for part of the week?
– For our March Break Camp, children can certainly sign up for one day, or all days for the week.
Can siblings or friends be in the same cohort?
– Yes. When you register you can request for your camper to be with a friend or sibling and we will arrange it.
Will campers be coming in close contact with other people?
– No. Campers will only interact with their counsellor, the Day Camp Coordinator, and the other kids in their cohort of nine. Everyone will always remain six feet apart. If a staff needs to breach the six-foot boundary, they will sanitize their hands before and after the interaction and wear proper personal protective equipment such as a masks, gloves and/or face shield if necessary.
Will campers be sharing equipment? E.g. craft supplies, toys, sports equipment…
– No. In activities like crafts and games where equipment is required each camper will have their own piece of equipment which will be sanitized after each use. Staff who are setting up or moving equipment will sanitize their hands before touching anything.
Five Oaks is housing migrant workers. Will campers encounter the workers or use the same spaces?
– No. All the migrant workers on site are housed in a separate area that is clearly marked as an isolation zone. There are clear barriers in place for kids not to cross. Campers will be told and reminded about which areas they can access. The campers will be using separate bathrooms that are specifically for their Day Camp cohort of nine.
What if my child is sick prior to the start of a week of day camp?
– If your child has COVID-19 like symptoms, we ask that your child stay home. If this is the case, we are happy to transfer your credit to another open week of day camp, or refund you for your week, less a $50 administrative fee.
What happens if my child becomes ill during the day at camp?
– If your child feels ill during day camp, they will be brought to a designated area on site and parents or guardian will be called. If the child does have COVID-19 like symptoms, we are required to contact public health and take direction directly from Public Health for next steps.
What happens if someone comes down with COVID-19?
– If someone in your child’s cohort does have COVID-19 the full week will be cancelled, and all campers and counsellors will be required to isolate for 14 days. The designated area used for this specific cohort of campers will be thoroughly disinfected by Five Oaks staff, including their designated washroom. If there are days remaining for that week, Five Oaks will refund the remaining days less a $50 administrative fee.
Where can I find more information about Five Oaks COVID-19 policies?
– Our hospitality staff as well as our camp coordinator would be happy to answer any questions you may have, or send you our more detailed Five Oaks COVID-19 policies. Please feel free to call us at 519-442-3212 or email us at [email protected]fiveoaks.on.ca.
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Kingz and Queenz Entertainment
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KiS Productions
Kiwanis Club of Brantford
Kiwanis Paris-Brant
Knights of Columbus
Kreation Custom Embroidery
Kylie Baetz
Langford Community Church
Langford Conservancy
Lansdowne Children's Centre Foundation
Laura Spry
Lee Garrett
Life Sustainers
Lifetime Achievement Award for Outstanding Volunteerism
Little Boxes - Plus
Little String Orchestra
Live Events 4 U
Magnificent Championship Wrestling
Make it Revaine Productions
Mamapalooza
Manny's Place
Marriott Downtown at CF Toronto Eaton Centre
Matthew Muise
Mellow Maniac
Michael Clark
Michelle Yulie
Millennial Network Group
Modo Yoga Brantford
Modo Yoga Brantford
Molly Dyer
MOVIE JUNKIE
MS Society Grand Erie Chapter
MS Society Southwestern Ontario Chapter
MULTI VENDOR EXPO
Murky Productions
Myra's Bar & Grill
Natural Path Fitness & Nutrition
New City Church
New Credit Cultural Commitee
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NewCampus
Niagara College Canada
North Park School Council
Nosey Neighbour
Nova Vita Domestic Violence Prevention Services
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Old Home Living
Olympia Village RV & Trailer Park
One Heart One Way Women's Ministry
ONEChurch Brantford
Ontario Genealogical Society, Brant County Branch
Ontario Native Literacy Coalition
Opal Sharp
Organized Kaos
Our Kitchen Brantford
Outland
PACE Program
paint-club
Paris & District Chamber of Commerce
Paris Agricultural Society
Paris Curling Club
Paris Dental Centre
Paris Figure Skating Club
Paris Lions Club
Paris Performers' Theatre
Paris Port Dover Pipe Band
Paris Ringette Association
Paris Surf
Participation House Brantford, Sydenham-Heritage United Church and Brantford Pipes and Drums
Participation Support Services
Participaton Support Services
Patti Atkinson, Community Room Coordinator, Sobeys Shellard Lane
Penny Patterson-Retro Rocketz
Personal Computer Museum
pies and tarts from the heart
Playful Fox Productions
Polish Hall Music Lounge
R and J Theatrics
Reconciling Circle
Rivera Telfter Place
Robert Hall Originals
Robertson Fine Arts Studio & Gallery
Rotary Club of Brantford
Rotary Club of Brantford Sunrise
Rplaces Tranistion Centre
RTO/ERO, Brant District 40
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Sanderson Centre for the Performing Arts
Save the evidence
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SINGLE FATHERS BRANTFORD
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Spiritus Theatre
St Basil Church
St. Andrew's Concert Series
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Hagersville
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St. Joseph’s Lifecare Foundation
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St. Leonard's Community Services - Brant Employment Centre
St. Mark’s Anglican
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Stefanie Speaks COMMUNITY
Steve's Tea Company
Stirling Montessori Academy
Sweet Isa Catering and Cooking Studio
Sweet Isa Catering Inc.
Sweet Isa Cooking Studio
Sydenham-Heritage United Church
Synchronicity Elementary Sr. Team
Tansley's Coffee Emporium
Taoist Tai Chi, Brantford Branch
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TECHSPO Toronto
Terry Ciona
The Band Pleasant Ridge
The Brantford Community Symphony Orchestra
The Brantford Memorial Concert Band
The Brantford School of Instrumental Music
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The Cedar House Grill and Martini Bar
The Duke on Park
The FEoNA Company
The George Rose Big Band
The Glass Slipper Company
The Grand Bayou
The Guitar Society of Brantford
The Langford Conservancy
The Little String Orchestra
The No More Project
The Parent Bazaar
The Power of The Purse
The Raw Carrot Soup Enterprise
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The Travelling Pint
The Wellness Corner
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Young Artists Group, LLC
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Event Details
This camp runs Monday to Friday April 12-16. Sign your child up for the full week, or individual dates.
Event Details
This camp runs Monday to Friday April 12-16. Sign your child up for the full week, or individual dates.
During this pandemic, it is still important for kids to have time to learn and play outside. Five Oaks is offering a new safe and fun socially distanced day camp called Acorn Adventure Camp. Our staff is dedicated to making sure everyone at camp stays safe and healthy. Campers will experience fun games, crafts, and educational activities all while remaining six feet apart. Staff will follow government regulations for sanitization and campers will not be sharing any equipment with other campers.
Every day will feature games, crafts, and outdoor activities. Activities will include creek study, nature science, campfires, and hikes. Children will love this chance to make memories running, playing, and growing in nature. Expect kids to come home with a bit of mud and a lot of great memories.
– Ages 6-12
– Ratio 15 children: 1 leader
– Programs run from 9:30am-4:00pm daily
– Daily drop off 9:00am-9:30am
– Daily pick up 4:00pm-4:30pm
– Price is $275/child for the full week, or $55/child per day
NOTE: Five Oaks is currently an isolation center for migrant workers arriving into Ontario, who are supporting Ontario Agriculture. We will continue to have guests on site for the duration of the summer. Guests are in their own isolation zone located on the property separate from Day Camp.
For more information or to register: https://fiveoaks.venue360.me/public/events/homepage?&org=ALL&eventPlan=ALL&season=ALL&groupBySeason=false&event=8
COVID-19 FAQ
Will campers still have fun in a socially distant day camp?
– Absolutely! While we cannot play games like tag or basketball there are still plenty of safe fun socially distanced activities. Some of those include, a creek study, hikes, swimming, crafts, science experiments, Frisbee golf, and track and field.
Will Campers be using any unsanitary, shared, or public washrooms?
– No. The only washrooms the day camp will use are the day camp washrooms and the pool washroom and change room. Each cohort of campers will have their own single stall washroom. Those washrooms will be sanitized by day camp support staff after each use. The pool washrooms will also be sanitized after each use.
What kind of screening process is in place to check for COVID-19?
– When arriving on site every staff and parent/guardian (answering for their child) will be asked a series of question.
I.E. Have you or your child experienced any COVID-19 related symptoms, have you been out of the country in the last 14 days, have you or your child been in contact with anyone who may have the virus or has been tested for COVID-19 recently?
We will also be checking temperatures as staff and campers arrive on site with our touch-less thermometer.
Can a camper come for part of the week?
– For our March Break Camp, children can certainly sign up for one day, or all days for the week.
Can siblings or friends be in the same cohort?
– Yes. When you register you can request for your camper to be with a friend or sibling and we will arrange it.
Will campers be coming in close contact with other people?
– No. Campers will only interact with their counsellor, the Day Camp Coordinator, and the other kids in their cohort of nine. Everyone will always remain six feet apart. If a staff needs to breach the six-foot boundary, they will sanitize their hands before and after the interaction and wear proper personal protective equipment such as a masks, gloves and/or face shield if necessary.
Will campers be sharing equipment? E.g. craft supplies, toys, sports equipment…
– No. In activities like crafts and games where equipment is required each camper will have their own piece of equipment which will be sanitized after each use. Staff who are setting up or moving equipment will sanitize their hands before touching anything.
Five Oaks is housing migrant workers. Will campers encounter the workers or use the same spaces?
– No. All the migrant workers on site are housed in a separate area that is clearly marked as an isolation zone. There are clear barriers in place for kids not to cross. Campers will be told and reminded about which areas they can access. The campers will be using separate bathrooms that are specifically for their Day Camp cohort of nine.
What if my child is sick prior to the start of a week of day camp?
– If your child has COVID-19 like symptoms, we ask that your child stay home. If this is the case, we are happy to transfer your credit to another open week of day camp, or refund you for your week, less a $50 administrative fee.
What happens if my child becomes ill during the day at camp?
– If your child feels ill during day camp, they will be brought to a designated area on site and parents or guardian will be called. If the child does have COVID-19 like symptoms, we are required to contact public health and take direction directly from Public Health for next steps.
What happens if someone comes down with COVID-19?
– If someone in your child’s cohort does have COVID-19 the full week will be cancelled, and all campers and counsellors will be required to isolate for 14 days. The designated area used for this specific cohort of campers will be thoroughly disinfected by Five Oaks staff, including their designated washroom. If there are days remaining for that week, Five Oaks will refund the remaining days less a $50 administrative fee.
Where can I find more information about Five Oaks COVID-19 policies?
– Our hospitality staff as well as our camp coordinator would be happy to answer any questions you may have, or send you our more detailed Five Oaks COVID-19 policies. Please feel free to call us at 519-442-3212 or email us at [email protected]
Time
(Monday) 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Organizer
Five Oaks Education and Retreat Centre519-442-3212 1 Bethel Road Paris Ontario N3L 3E3 Canada
Event Details
This camp runs Monday to Friday April 12-16. Sign your child up for the full week, or individual dates.
Event Details
This camp runs Monday to Friday April 12-16. Sign your child up for the full week, or individual dates.
During this pandemic, it is still important for kids to have time to learn and play outside. Five Oaks is offering a new safe and fun socially distanced day camp called Acorn Adventure Camp. Our staff is dedicated to making sure everyone at camp stays safe and healthy. Campers will experience fun games, crafts, and educational activities all while remaining six feet apart. Staff will follow government regulations for sanitization and campers will not be sharing any equipment with other campers.
Every day will feature games, crafts, and outdoor activities. Activities will include creek study, nature science, campfires, and hikes. Children will love this chance to make memories running, playing, and growing in nature. Expect kids to come home with a bit of mud and a lot of great memories.
– Ages 6-12
– Ratio 15 children: 1 leader
– Programs run from 9:30am-4:00pm daily
– Daily drop off 9:00am-9:30am
– Daily pick up 4:00pm-4:30pm
– Price is $275/child for the full week, or $55/child per day
NOTE: Five Oaks is currently an isolation center for migrant workers arriving into Ontario, who are supporting Ontario Agriculture. We will continue to have guests on site for the duration of the summer. Guests are in their own isolation zone located on the property separate from Day Camp.
For more information or to register: https://fiveoaks.venue360.me/public/events/homepage?&org=ALL&eventPlan=ALL&season=ALL&groupBySeason=false&event=8
COVID-19 FAQ
Will campers still have fun in a socially distant day camp?
– Absolutely! While we cannot play games like tag or basketball there are still plenty of safe fun socially distanced activities. Some of those include, a creek study, hikes, swimming, crafts, science experiments, Frisbee golf, and track and field.
Will Campers be using any unsanitary, shared, or public washrooms?
– No. The only washrooms the day camp will use are the day camp washrooms and the pool washroom and change room. Each cohort of campers will have their own single stall washroom. Those washrooms will be sanitized by day camp support staff after each use. The pool washrooms will also be sanitized after each use.
What kind of screening process is in place to check for COVID-19?
– When arriving on site every staff and parent/guardian (answering for their child) will be asked a series of question.
I.E. Have you or your child experienced any COVID-19 related symptoms, have you been out of the country in the last 14 days, have you or your child been in contact with anyone who may have the virus or has been tested for COVID-19 recently?
We will also be checking temperatures as staff and campers arrive on site with our touch-less thermometer.
Can a camper come for part of the week?
– For our March Break Camp, children can certainly sign up for one day, or all days for the week.
Can siblings or friends be in the same cohort?
– Yes. When you register you can request for your camper to be with a friend or sibling and we will arrange it.
Will campers be coming in close contact with other people?
– No. Campers will only interact with their counsellor, the Day Camp Coordinator, and the other kids in their cohort of nine. Everyone will always remain six feet apart. If a staff needs to breach the six-foot boundary, they will sanitize their hands before and after the interaction and wear proper personal protective equipment such as a masks, gloves and/or face shield if necessary.
Will campers be sharing equipment? E.g. craft supplies, toys, sports equipment…
– No. In activities like crafts and games where equipment is required each camper will have their own piece of equipment which will be sanitized after each use. Staff who are setting up or moving equipment will sanitize their hands before touching anything.
Five Oaks is housing migrant workers. Will campers encounter the workers or use the same spaces?
– No. All the migrant workers on site are housed in a separate area that is clearly marked as an isolation zone. There are clear barriers in place for kids not to cross. Campers will be told and reminded about which areas they can access. The campers will be using separate bathrooms that are specifically for their Day Camp cohort of nine.
What if my child is sick prior to the start of a week of day camp?
– If your child has COVID-19 like symptoms, we ask that your child stay home. If this is the case, we are happy to transfer your credit to another open week of day camp, or refund you for your week, less a $50 administrative fee.
What happens if my child becomes ill during the day at camp?
– If your child feels ill during day camp, they will be brought to a designated area on site and parents or guardian will be called. If the child does have COVID-19 like symptoms, we are required to contact public health and take direction directly from Public Health for next steps.
What happens if someone comes down with COVID-19?
– If someone in your child’s cohort does have COVID-19 the full week will be cancelled, and all campers and counsellors will be required to isolate for 14 days. The designated area used for this specific cohort of campers will be thoroughly disinfected by Five Oaks staff, including their designated washroom. If there are days remaining for that week, Five Oaks will refund the remaining days less a $50 administrative fee.
Where can I find more information about Five Oaks COVID-19 policies?
– Our hospitality staff as well as our camp coordinator would be happy to answer any questions you may have, or send you our more detailed Five Oaks COVID-19 policies. Please feel free to call us at 519-442-3212 or email us at [email protected]
Time
(Tuesday) 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Organizer
Five Oaks Education and Retreat Centre519-442-3212 1 Bethel Road Paris Ontario N3L 3E3 Canada
Event Details
This camp runs Monday to Friday April 12-16. Sign your child up for the full week, or individual dates.
Event Details
This camp runs Monday to Friday April 12-16. Sign your child up for the full week, or individual dates.
During this pandemic, it is still important for kids to have time to learn and play outside. Five Oaks is offering a new safe and fun socially distanced day camp called Acorn Adventure Camp. Our staff is dedicated to making sure everyone at camp stays safe and healthy. Campers will experience fun games, crafts, and educational activities all while remaining six feet apart. Staff will follow government regulations for sanitization and campers will not be sharing any equipment with other campers.
Every day will feature games, crafts, and outdoor activities. Activities will include creek study, nature science, campfires, and hikes. Children will love this chance to make memories running, playing, and growing in nature. Expect kids to come home with a bit of mud and a lot of great memories.
– Ages 6-12
– Ratio 15 children: 1 leader
– Programs run from 9:30am-4:00pm daily
– Daily drop off 9:00am-9:30am
– Daily pick up 4:00pm-4:30pm
– Price is $275/child for the full week, or $55/child per day
NOTE: Five Oaks is currently an isolation center for migrant workers arriving into Ontario, who are supporting Ontario Agriculture. We will continue to have guests on site for the duration of the summer. Guests are in their own isolation zone located on the property separate from Day Camp.
For more information or to register: https://fiveoaks.venue360.me/public/events/homepage?&org=ALL&eventPlan=ALL&season=ALL&groupBySeason=false&event=8
COVID-19 FAQ
Will campers still have fun in a socially distant day camp?
– Absolutely! While we cannot play games like tag or basketball there are still plenty of safe fun socially distanced activities. Some of those include, a creek study, hikes, swimming, crafts, science experiments, Frisbee golf, and track and field.
Will Campers be using any unsanitary, shared, or public washrooms?
– No. The only washrooms the day camp will use are the day camp washrooms and the pool washroom and change room. Each cohort of campers will have their own single stall washroom. Those washrooms will be sanitized by day camp support staff after each use. The pool washrooms will also be sanitized after each use.
What kind of screening process is in place to check for COVID-19?
– When arriving on site every staff and parent/guardian (answering for their child) will be asked a series of question.
I.E. Have you or your child experienced any COVID-19 related symptoms, have you been out of the country in the last 14 days, have you or your child been in contact with anyone who may have the virus or has been tested for COVID-19 recently?
We will also be checking temperatures as staff and campers arrive on site with our touch-less thermometer.
Can a camper come for part of the week?
– For our March Break Camp, children can certainly sign up for one day, or all days for the week.
Can siblings or friends be in the same cohort?
– Yes. When you register you can request for your camper to be with a friend or sibling and we will arrange it.
Will campers be coming in close contact with other people?
– No. Campers will only interact with their counsellor, the Day Camp Coordinator, and the other kids in their cohort of nine. Everyone will always remain six feet apart. If a staff needs to breach the six-foot boundary, they will sanitize their hands before and after the interaction and wear proper personal protective equipment such as a masks, gloves and/or face shield if necessary.
Will campers be sharing equipment? E.g. craft supplies, toys, sports equipment…
– No. In activities like crafts and games where equipment is required each camper will have their own piece of equipment which will be sanitized after each use. Staff who are setting up or moving equipment will sanitize their hands before touching anything.
Five Oaks is housing migrant workers. Will campers encounter the workers or use the same spaces?
– No. All the migrant workers on site are housed in a separate area that is clearly marked as an isolation zone. There are clear barriers in place for kids not to cross. Campers will be told and reminded about which areas they can access. The campers will be using separate bathrooms that are specifically for their Day Camp cohort of nine.
What if my child is sick prior to the start of a week of day camp?
– If your child has COVID-19 like symptoms, we ask that your child stay home. If this is the case, we are happy to transfer your credit to another open week of day camp, or refund you for your week, less a $50 administrative fee.
What happens if my child becomes ill during the day at camp?
– If your child feels ill during day camp, they will be brought to a designated area on site and parents or guardian will be called. If the child does have COVID-19 like symptoms, we are required to contact public health and take direction directly from Public Health for next steps.
What happens if someone comes down with COVID-19?
– If someone in your child’s cohort does have COVID-19 the full week will be cancelled, and all campers and counsellors will be required to isolate for 14 days. The designated area used for this specific cohort of campers will be thoroughly disinfected by Five Oaks staff, including their designated washroom. If there are days remaining for that week, Five Oaks will refund the remaining days less a $50 administrative fee.
Where can I find more information about Five Oaks COVID-19 policies?
– Our hospitality staff as well as our camp coordinator would be happy to answer any questions you may have, or send you our more detailed Five Oaks COVID-19 policies. Please feel free to call us at 519-442-3212 or email us at [email protected]
Time
(Wednesday) 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Organizer
Five Oaks Education and Retreat Centre519-442-3212 1 Bethel Road Paris Ontario N3L 3E3 Canada
Event Details
This camp runs Monday to Friday April 12-16. Sign your child up for the full week, or individual dates.
Event Details
This camp runs Monday to Friday April 12-16. Sign your child up for the full week, or individual dates.
During this pandemic, it is still important for kids to have time to learn and play outside. Five Oaks is offering a new safe and fun socially distanced day camp called Acorn Adventure Camp. Our staff is dedicated to making sure everyone at camp stays safe and healthy. Campers will experience fun games, crafts, and educational activities all while remaining six feet apart. Staff will follow government regulations for sanitization and campers will not be sharing any equipment with other campers.
Every day will feature games, crafts, and outdoor activities. Activities will include creek study, nature science, campfires, and hikes. Children will love this chance to make memories running, playing, and growing in nature. Expect kids to come home with a bit of mud and a lot of great memories.
– Ages 6-12
– Ratio 15 children: 1 leader
– Programs run from 9:30am-4:00pm daily
– Daily drop off 9:00am-9:30am
– Daily pick up 4:00pm-4:30pm
– Price is $275/child for the full week, or $55/child per day
NOTE: Five Oaks is currently an isolation center for migrant workers arriving into Ontario, who are supporting Ontario Agriculture. We will continue to have guests on site for the duration of the summer. Guests are in their own isolation zone located on the property separate from Day Camp.
For more information or to register: https://fiveoaks.venue360.me/public/events/homepage?&org=ALL&eventPlan=ALL&season=ALL&groupBySeason=false&event=8
COVID-19 FAQ
Will campers still have fun in a socially distant day camp?
– Absolutely! While we cannot play games like tag or basketball there are still plenty of safe fun socially distanced activities. Some of those include, a creek study, hikes, swimming, crafts, science experiments, Frisbee golf, and track and field.
Will Campers be using any unsanitary, shared, or public washrooms?
– No. The only washrooms the day camp will use are the day camp washrooms and the pool washroom and change room. Each cohort of campers will have their own single stall washroom. Those washrooms will be sanitized by day camp support staff after each use. The pool washrooms will also be sanitized after each use.
What kind of screening process is in place to check for COVID-19?
– When arriving on site every staff and parent/guardian (answering for their child) will be asked a series of question.
I.E. Have you or your child experienced any COVID-19 related symptoms, have you been out of the country in the last 14 days, have you or your child been in contact with anyone who may have the virus or has been tested for COVID-19 recently?
We will also be checking temperatures as staff and campers arrive on site with our touch-less thermometer.
Can a camper come for part of the week?
– For our March Break Camp, children can certainly sign up for one day, or all days for the week.
Can siblings or friends be in the same cohort?
– Yes. When you register you can request for your camper to be with a friend or sibling and we will arrange it.
Will campers be coming in close contact with other people?
– No. Campers will only interact with their counsellor, the Day Camp Coordinator, and the other kids in their cohort of nine. Everyone will always remain six feet apart. If a staff needs to breach the six-foot boundary, they will sanitize their hands before and after the interaction and wear proper personal protective equipment such as a masks, gloves and/or face shield if necessary.
Will campers be sharing equipment? E.g. craft supplies, toys, sports equipment…
– No. In activities like crafts and games where equipment is required each camper will have their own piece of equipment which will be sanitized after each use. Staff who are setting up or moving equipment will sanitize their hands before touching anything.
Five Oaks is housing migrant workers. Will campers encounter the workers or use the same spaces?
– No. All the migrant workers on site are housed in a separate area that is clearly marked as an isolation zone. There are clear barriers in place for kids not to cross. Campers will be told and reminded about which areas they can access. The campers will be using separate bathrooms that are specifically for their Day Camp cohort of nine.
What if my child is sick prior to the start of a week of day camp?
– If your child has COVID-19 like symptoms, we ask that your child stay home. If this is the case, we are happy to transfer your credit to another open week of day camp, or refund you for your week, less a $50 administrative fee.
What happens if my child becomes ill during the day at camp?
– If your child feels ill during day camp, they will be brought to a designated area on site and parents or guardian will be called. If the child does have COVID-19 like symptoms, we are required to contact public health and take direction directly from Public Health for next steps.
What happens if someone comes down with COVID-19?
– If someone in your child’s cohort does have COVID-19 the full week will be cancelled, and all campers and counsellors will be required to isolate for 14 days. The designated area used for this specific cohort of campers will be thoroughly disinfected by Five Oaks staff, including their designated washroom. If there are days remaining for that week, Five Oaks will refund the remaining days less a $50 administrative fee.
Where can I find more information about Five Oaks COVID-19 policies?
– Our hospitality staff as well as our camp coordinator would be happy to answer any questions you may have, or send you our more detailed Five Oaks COVID-19 policies. Please feel free to call us at 519-442-3212 or email us at [email protected]
Time
(Thursday) 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Organizer
Five Oaks Education and Retreat Centre519-442-3212 1 Bethel Road Paris Ontario N3L 3E3 Canada
Event Details
This camp runs Monday to Friday April 12-16. Sign your child up for the full week, or individual dates.
Event Details
This camp runs Monday to Friday April 12-16. Sign your child up for the full week, or individual dates.
During this pandemic, it is still important for kids to have time to learn and play outside. Five Oaks is offering a new safe and fun socially distanced day camp called Acorn Adventure Camp. Our staff is dedicated to making sure everyone at camp stays safe and healthy. Campers will experience fun games, crafts, and educational activities all while remaining six feet apart. Staff will follow government regulations for sanitization and campers will not be sharing any equipment with other campers.
Every day will feature games, crafts, and outdoor activities. Activities will include creek study, nature science, campfires, and hikes. Children will love this chance to make memories running, playing, and growing in nature. Expect kids to come home with a bit of mud and a lot of great memories.
– Ages 6-12
– Ratio 15 children: 1 leader
– Programs run from 9:30am-4:00pm daily
– Daily drop off 9:00am-9:30am
– Daily pick up 4:00pm-4:30pm
– Price is $275/child for the full week, or $55/child per day
NOTE: Five Oaks is currently an isolation center for migrant workers arriving into Ontario, who are supporting Ontario Agriculture. We will continue to have guests on site for the duration of the summer. Guests are in their own isolation zone located on the property separate from Day Camp.
For more information or to register: https://fiveoaks.venue360.me/public/events/homepage?&org=ALL&eventPlan=ALL&season=ALL&groupBySeason=false&event=8
COVID-19 FAQ
Will campers still have fun in a socially distant day camp?
– Absolutely! While we cannot play games like tag or basketball there are still plenty of safe fun socially distanced activities. Some of those include, a creek study, hikes, swimming, crafts, science experiments, Frisbee golf, and track and field.
Will Campers be using any unsanitary, shared, or public washrooms?
– No. The only washrooms the day camp will use are the day camp washrooms and the pool washroom and change room. Each cohort of campers will have their own single stall washroom. Those washrooms will be sanitized by day camp support staff after each use. The pool washrooms will also be sanitized after each use.
What kind of screening process is in place to check for COVID-19?
– When arriving on site every staff and parent/guardian (answering for their child) will be asked a series of question.
I.E. Have you or your child experienced any COVID-19 related symptoms, have you been out of the country in the last 14 days, have you or your child been in contact with anyone who may have the virus or has been tested for COVID-19 recently?
We will also be checking temperatures as staff and campers arrive on site with our touch-less thermometer.
Can a camper come for part of the week?
– For our March Break Camp, children can certainly sign up for one day, or all days for the week.
Can siblings or friends be in the same cohort?
– Yes. When you register you can request for your camper to be with a friend or sibling and we will arrange it.
Will campers be coming in close contact with other people?
– No. Campers will only interact with their counsellor, the Day Camp Coordinator, and the other kids in their cohort of nine. Everyone will always remain six feet apart. If a staff needs to breach the six-foot boundary, they will sanitize their hands before and after the interaction and wear proper personal protective equipment such as a masks, gloves and/or face shield if necessary.
Will campers be sharing equipment? E.g. craft supplies, toys, sports equipment…
– No. In activities like crafts and games where equipment is required each camper will have their own piece of equipment which will be sanitized after each use. Staff who are setting up or moving equipment will sanitize their hands before touching anything.
Five Oaks is housing migrant workers. Will campers encounter the workers or use the same spaces?
– No. All the migrant workers on site are housed in a separate area that is clearly marked as an isolation zone. There are clear barriers in place for kids not to cross. Campers will be told and reminded about which areas they can access. The campers will be using separate bathrooms that are specifically for their Day Camp cohort of nine.
What if my child is sick prior to the start of a week of day camp?
– If your child has COVID-19 like symptoms, we ask that your child stay home. If this is the case, we are happy to transfer your credit to another open week of day camp, or refund you for your week, less a $50 administrative fee.
What happens if my child becomes ill during the day at camp?
– If your child feels ill during day camp, they will be brought to a designated area on site and parents or guardian will be called. If the child does have COVID-19 like symptoms, we are required to contact public health and take direction directly from Public Health for next steps.
What happens if someone comes down with COVID-19?
– If someone in your child’s cohort does have COVID-19 the full week will be cancelled, and all campers and counsellors will be required to isolate for 14 days. The designated area used for this specific cohort of campers will be thoroughly disinfected by Five Oaks staff, including their designated washroom. If there are days remaining for that week, Five Oaks will refund the remaining days less a $50 administrative fee.
Where can I find more information about Five Oaks COVID-19 policies?
– Our hospitality staff as well as our camp coordinator would be happy to answer any questions you may have, or send you our more detailed Five Oaks COVID-19 policies. Please feel free to call us at 519-442-3212 or email us at [email protected]
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(Friday) 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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Five Oaks Education and Retreat Centre519-442-3212 1 Bethel Road Paris Ontario N3L 3E3 Canada