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We are camping with scouts from USA to experience of bringing the War of 1812 to life.

Enlist in the Scout Infantry Foot Soldier Regiments!
The Scout program at the Scout Brigade of Fort George is a unique one. Scouts camp and do activities in Regimental sub-camps.

Transportation Plan
Parents responsible to arrange drop off at the gathering location and pick up at dismiss location

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We will host our group bowling competition event in June. Winner of each section will take home a trophy (Pack, Troop, Company, Crew and Scouter). The cost includes games, shoes rental and crest. Besides fun we will submit our scores to “World Scout Ten Pin Bowling Competition”.

NOTES: Group Scarf is required. Parents please arrange transportation to and from both Staring and Pickup locations

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We are going to have our DEA Journey #02 which planned by our venturers. Members will hike along Bruce Trail from Speyside Natural Area to Appleby Line. This is a 28km hike / 2 days 1 night journey. Participants are required to setup their shelters and take care their own meals throughout this journey. Participants are required to carry both personal and team gears in their backpack. Scouters will only provide emergency support at checkpoints. We will stay in Kelso Conservation for 1 extra day to participate various outdoor survival skills training.

This event is only open to those who sign up for Duke of Edinburgh Awards through Scouts Canada. Please refer to Personal Gear Check List for personal gears.

NOTES: Parents please arrange transportation to and from both Staring and Pickup locations

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Another new gardening season is fast approaching and you have all expressed interest in assisting in the community garden located at ACSA Children and Family Centre - 4139 Sheppard Avenue East.

This garden will be continuing to provide fresh vegetables for the foodbank Official garden launch will be on the weekend of Saturday May 13. We'll be spending the day loading soil and seeding the garden. More details to follow!

NOTES: Parents please arrange transportation to and from both Staring and Pickup locations

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Nancy Davis (Scouting Relationship Manager) organized this clean up event. Dr Lillian Langstaff, was a prominent doctor and horticulturalist in Richmond Hill. This park has been quite neglected over the years and as it was designed to be a peaceful space for patients and their families to come and to promote healing, it is a shame that it has lost that.

Any help you can give us will be appreciated. We are also looking for materials to use for the clean up, if you or your group have reusable bags, grabbers, rakes, trowels and things like that that we could use for this event, we would really appreciate the ability to borrow them!

NOTES: Parents please arrange transportation to and from both Staring and Pickup locations

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Spend the evening exploring the Aquarium, participating in hands-on educational experiences, and learning about the animals that call the Aquarium home. After a delicious bedtime snack, tuck into your sleeping bag for sweet dreams in the Dangerous Lagoon shark tunnel.

Hands-on, take-home activity in the classroom, A late-night snack and morning continental breakfast, Spend a night sleeping in the Dangerous Lagoon tunnel, And more!

NOTES: Parents please arrange transportation to and from the aquarium and must be on time. Details information is available in Scoutstracker.ca

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We are going to have our DEA Journey #01 / Spring Hike which planned by our venturers. Members will hike along Humber River from close by Hwy 401 to Humber Bay Park. This is a 18km hike / 7 hours journey, make sure you have a pair of comfortable hiking shoes for this adventure. Participants are required to carry a minimum 15 lbs of gears (personal plus team) in their backpack. Refer to Personal Gear Check List for personal gears.

NOTES: Parents please arrange transportation to and from both Staring and Pickup locations

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The Toronto Passion Play is back with a brand new story that will delight audiences of all ages! Don’t miss an incredible cast of over 80 performers, dazzling lights, sensational scenery, special effects and a live orchestra that will take your breath away. The Toronto Passion Play is annually attended by over 15,000 people and will certainly be the highlight of this Easter weekend!

NOTES: Parents please arrangement transportation to and from the venue, parents must take care your own child during the entire event. It is difficult to find each other in a 3,000+ people venue.

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Lyme disease, caused by the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi, is spread through the bite of infected ticks. The best way to protect yourself from contracting Lyme disease? Preventing tick bites!

Scouts Canada is looking for Scouts to put their creativity, knowledge, and talents into designing a crest that highlights the importance of preventing tick bites and highlighting Lyme disease awareness. Design a 3” inch crest, with your Section or on your own, and submit your artwork by March 31st, 2023 for a chance to be chosen as the official design for our 2023 awareness campaign!

The winner will have their artwork recreated by a professional graphic designer and reproduced into thousands of crests that will be distributed to Scouts throughout Canada as climate change is causing ticks to spread to new areas of our country.

Design Template

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33rd Agincourt has invited us to participate in the join group Dodgeball Tournament.

We can send out maximum two teams; 1 venturer team and 1 troop team. Maximum 6 players per team and each team must include at least 2 girls.

NOTES: Parents please arrangement transportation to and from the venue. We need cheer leaders to cheer for our teams.

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There are two shifts:
Shift #1: 15:00 to 17:30; Preparation and sorting
Shift #2: 17:30 t0 20:00; Distribution and cleanup

It will be great if you can collect and bring some non-perishable food with you.

Notes:
1. Parents and siblings are welcome.
2. Pack member must accompany by at least one parent
3. Please confirm which shift(s) you will participate
4. Vaccinations
5. Mask

Transportation Plan
Parents responsible to arrange drop off at the gathering location and pick up at dismiss location

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There are two shifts:
Shift #1: 08:00 to 10:15; Learn how to setup, drill holes and fishing
Shift #2: 10:15 t0 12:00; Fishing and cleanup

Thank you Mr Hao Tu and his friends will lead this Ice Fishing event for us to experience this winter sport.

Notes:
Parents must be onsite with their youth(s); also prepare extra gloves, socks, and shoes in case get wet. Approximate 10 mins walk from parking lot to the fishing area. Dress according to weather, pay attention to the ice conditions.

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A winter activity is such a valuable experience for Scouting. Pack, Troop, Company and Crew Sections are welcomed to join our winter camp at Willowgrove in Stouffville. Your child will learn various winter survival skills, build a quinzhee, hike with snowshoes, as well as many more activities.

Troop, Company and Crew members will be sleeping in either tent or quinzhee. Please refer to Winter Camping – Personal Gear Check List for personal gears.

NOTES: Parents please share with us about your child allergies and health related matters when register.

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Enjoy skating at 250m looped trail through trees will add few sparkles of joy in winter. Members will be given the chance to prepare and properly dress for winter sports. It also provide members an opportunity to develop a passion for skating. Parents please stay on site with your child.

NOTES: Parents responsible transportation to and from site and stay with their youth.

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Kub Kars and Scout Truck are toy racing cars built from kits. Each kit contains a block of pine, plastic wheels and metal axles. The wood is sawn (usually by adults) to the specifications. The youth then sand, add paint, and other embellishments for both speed and style. Kars are raced, down a sloped track. Cub Scouts can also demonstrate a great deal of creativity in making their car.

The Science of Making the Fastest Kub Kar
How to Polish the Axles on Your Kub Kar

NOTES: Please follow the rules and specification listed within the kit

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There are two shifts:
Shift #1: 15:00 to 17:30; Preparation and sorting
Shift #2: 17:30 t0 20:00; Distribution and cleanup

It will be great if you can collect and bring some non-perishable food with you.

Notes:
1. Parents and siblings are welcome.
2. Pack member must accompany by at least one parent
3. Please confirm which shift(s) you will participate
4. Vaccinations
5. Mask

Transportation Plan
Parents responsible to arrange drop off at the gathering location and pick up at dismiss location

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This year theme is "Together we give - Super Scouts".

We create a platform for our members to share their hidden talents with each others. There will be light refreshment and lucky draw. Make sure you sign up with front desk to confirm your participation. Look forward to see everyone!!!

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You can support scouting movement by enjoying a fresh, warm and organic coffee ☕☕☕ at your home or office.

When you buy Scout Coffee, you help support Scouting Groups in funding more great adventures and most importantly, you give kids something to look forward to. Plus, all net profit will be going back to Scouts Canada’s No One Left Behind subsidy program, helping youth facing economic barriers experience the benefits of Scouting.

Link to Scout Coffee Presentation
Link to the Scout Coffee Flyer Page 1
Link to the Scout Coffee Flyer Page 2
Link to Scout Coffee Shopping Cart

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We are pleased to announce the return of our Scout Popcorn offering a nice range of delightful products which are all nut-free, gluten-free and, of course, products of Canada.

When you buy Scout Popcorn, you help support Scouting Groups in funding more great adventures and most importantly, you give kids something to look forward to. Plus, all net profit will be going back to Scouts Canada’s No One Left Behind subsidy program, helping youth facing economic barriers experience the benefits of Scouting.

Link to the Scout Popcorn Brochure
Link to the Scout Popcorn Order Form
Link to the Scout Popcorn Safety Tips

Link to Scout Popcorn Shopping Cart

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Operation Christmas Child (OCC) is a non-profit Christian organization. Every year, they send shoeboxes to children around the world with a message of “God is love”. Each shoebox is filled with hygiene items, school supplies and toys. We invite and encourage you and your family to pack one or more shoeboxes.

With your support we can share our love to those who is less fortunate. Do your best to pack a shoeboxes fill with love and bring it back on the Collection Day. We will deliver them to the Collection Centre for you. There is a $10.00 cost for shipping the box. Please enclose $10.00 in an envelope.

Here is link on How to Pack a Shoebox. God Bless!

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22nd Markham Scouts would like to make this year's Fall Hike even more extraordinary. Besides the normal fall hike, we will include the following activities into this event:
- Shoreline Cleanup / Pitch-in
- Exploring the nature
- Raise money for World Vision 6K for Water project (Optional)
- Food Drive for Agincourt & Markham Foodbanks (Optional)

World Vision 6K for Water 2022 Fundraising / Participant Registration:
- Our global village need you! Come join us in the World Vision 6K for Water 2022 to raise fun and awareness on bringing clean water to people in developing countries.
click here to register as fundraiser

Background information about World Vision 6K for Water:
6 Kilometers is the average distance people in the developing world walk for water - water that is often contaminated with life-threatening diseases.

Every $50 fundraised at the 2022 Global 6K For Water provides clean water that lasts for one person. In 2022, through the global 6K fundraising efforts, World Vision Canada will again fund clean water projects in the countries that need it most. We are so excited about this project and through the fundraising efforts of our Global 6K participants, we can make this possible! Now more than ever, clean water is essential to protect vulnerable children and families. When you support us you'll help bring life-changing clean water to those who need it most.

Transportation Plan
Parents arrange your own transportation to and from event site

Contact Scouter Henry if you have problem about registration as participant @22ndMarkham@gmail.com

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Troop and Company members will learn and practice Safety Permit related skills:
Knife, Axe & Saw, Fire & Matches, Stove & Lantern; Cooking; Shelters; Pioneering and etc.

Cost include camp fee, team gears and meals.

Transportation Plan
Parents responsible to arrange drop off at the gathering location and pick up at dismiss location

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It is time to put on your groves, pick up a shovel and get some sweat. We need your help to plant more trees in our community.

22nd Markham has planted over 250 trees in Russell Tilt Park back in 2015. It is a wonderful opportunity for us to return to this site. This time we are partnering with Ontario Stream

Transportation Plan
Parents responsible to arrange drop off at the gathering location and pick up at dismiss location

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We are camping with scouts from USA to experience of bringing the War of 1812 to life.

Enlist in the Scout Infantry Foot Soldier Regiments!
The Scout program at the Scout Brigade of Fort George is a unique one. Scouts camp and do activities in Regimental sub-camps.

Transportation Plan
Parents responsible to arrange drop off at the gathering location and pick up at dismiss location