Registration
Join us for 10 days of summer fun!
Tel: +14169918066
Website: www.globalpeacecentre.ca
Email:centrer4peace@gmail.com
Address: 720-10 Glen Everest Road Scarborough,
ON MIN IJ4 Canada
DAY 1
Arrival
DAY 2
8AM • Breakfast
12PM • Canada’s Wonder Land
1PM • (Lunch)
5PM •Dinner
DAY 3
8AM • Breakfast
10AM • Black Creek Pioneer Village (Museum)
12PM • Pizza & Snacks
5PM • Dinner
DAY 4
8AM • Breakfast
10AM • Royal Ontario Museum
12PM • Lunch
5PM • Dinner
DAY 5
8AM • Breakfast
10AM • Harbourfront
12PM • Lunch
3PM • Bible Quiz (Topic: Draw your Sword,
Conflict Resolution Management, Self Esteem
Awareness Training, Leadership skills)
5PM • Lunch
DAY 6
8AM • Breakfast
10AM •Toronto Zoo
12PM • Lunch
5PM • Barbecue (Peaceforce Residence)
DAY 7
8AM • Breakfast
9AM • CN Tower
12PM • Lunch
3PM • Interaction/Skills Session
(Mentoring Training, Crochet skills Training).
5PM • Dinner
DAY 8
8AM • Breakfast
10AM • Kensington Market
12PM • Lunch
2PM • Nathan Philip Square
5PM •Dinner
DAY 9
8AM • Breakfast
10AM • Kensington Market
12PM • Lunch
2PM • Nathan Philip Square
5PM •Dinner
DAY 10
Breakfast
Checkout
Airport
DAY 2
Canada’s Wonderland, located just north of Toronto, Ontario, is
the largest amusement park in the country. With 16 of the
world’s top roller coasters and more than 200 attractions,
including thrill rides, a water park, live shows, and several
children’s areas, Canada’s Wonderland is a popular destination
for visiting and local families.
Canada’s Wonderland is divided into several themed sections,
which include International Festival, where guests can play
carnival games and ride bumper cars; Action Zone and Medieval
Faire, which house most of the park’s major roller coasters;
Splash Works, a 20-acre water park; and two children’s zones.
In number of roller coasters, Canada’s Wonderland ranks third
of all theme parks in the world. Ranked by thrill level from one
to five, the park’s top rides include Leviathan, the country’s
tallest and fastest roller coaster; Mighty Canadian Mine buster,
one of the park’s first wooden rides; and Time Warp, a
suspended roller coaster where guests fly through the air while
laying on their stomachs.
DAY 3
At Black Creek Pioneer Village, visitors discover 40 historic
buildings, 70 rare and heritage breed animals, 10 gardens growing
flowers and plants from heirloom seeds, and exciting programs
that engage people of all ages. They meet costumed educators
who demonstrate and involve visitors with trades and crafts
common in 1860s’ Ontario, tap their toes to music of the era,
laugh at the hysterical antics of the History Actors, and have fun
engaging in hands-on activities throughout the village.
DAY 4
The Royal Ontario Museum is Canada’s largest museum
dedicated to both the natural world and the history of
humanity. It was Established in 1914, the Royal Ontario
Museum (ROM) Housed inside a heritage-meets-modern
building, it boasts a 6-million-strong collection, which
focuses on objects relating to world culture and natural
history. It includes everything from First Nations’ crest
poles to Egyptian mummies to T-rex skeletons.
DAY 5
Harbourfront centre complex comprises more than 30 sights,
including parks, outdoor and indoor performance venues,
squares, art galleries, a boardwalk, artist studios, restaurants,
and retail outlets.
Occupying a prime 10-acre (4-hectare) site on the edge of Lake
Ontario, the nonprofit Harbourfront Centre offers a jam-
packed year-round program of events.
DAY 6
The CN Tower is Toronto’s broadcast and
telecommunications tower. The needle-like
telecommunications tower—often seen from the airplane
window—is their first glimpse of the city. When completed in
1976, the CN Tower was the tallest free-standing structure in
the Western Hemisphere. It is still the tallest tower in Canada,
and the spectacular views from its observation decks are second
to none.
DAY 7
The Toronto Zoo is the country’s largest zoo. It houses one
of the most taxonomically diversified groups of animals of
any zoo.
DAY 8
Kensington Market is a walkable bohemian that draws
artists, etc to its indie shops, vintage boutiques and arts
spaces. The Market is also home to a wide array of specialty
grocers, bakeries and cheese shops, international
restaurants that range from casual to fine dining.
DAY 9
Nathan Philip Square is a New City Hall, which replaced Old
City Hall in 1965 to accommodate a rapidly growing city, is the
current seat of Toronto’s municipal government. Designed by
Finnish architect Viljo Revell, winner of the city’s
international competition, Toronto City Hall is comprised of
two curved towers as well as Nathan Phillips Square, Canada’s
largest public square.
DAY 10
This summer at PEACE FORCE, you will be taught a variety of subjects, and also get lots of fun. Our qualified, compassionate, and keen teachers will make learning easy and provide you with a truly Canadian educational experience.
PARTICIPANTS FOR PEACE FORCE CAMP 2024.
1, Ibilatei Deborah Rowland Dandison Harry.
2, Nimi Rowland Harry
3, Dandison Rowland Owanri Harry
4, Tamunoye Rowland Dandison Harry.
5, Sokiepiriye Rowland Dandison Harry.
6, Ngozi Emeoha
7, Julia Emeoha
8, Chinonso Emeoha
9, Treasure Hachikaru
10, Harmony Ruhuoma Richardson
11, Desire Chikemka Richardson
12, Samuel Chimazurukpam Richardson
13,Hepzibah Sopuruchi Richardson
2, Nimi Rowland Harry
3, Dandison Rowland Owanri Harry
4, Tamunoye Rowland Dandison Harry.
5, Sokiepiriye Rowland Dandison Harry.
6, Ngozi Emeoha
7, Julia Emeoha
8, Chinonso Emeoha
9, Treasure Hachikaru
10, Harmony Ruhuoma Richardson
11, Desire Chikemka Richardson
12, Samuel Chimazurukpam Richardson
13,Hepzibah Sopuruchi Richardson
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