May events May events
May
May 05 - Groceries Bingo
May 06 - Welcome BBQ
May 08 - Make a plant - Spread the flowers, spread the love (Mother’s day)
May 17 - Pool tournament
May 21 - Board game cafe night
May 30- Outdoor picnic
May 01 - Classes starts
Important dates
May 12 - Course Change Deadline
May 19 - Victoria Day (College closed)
Raul Prince
Raul’svibrantenergyandcontagious enthusiasmlightupeveryroomhewalks into!Whetherhe’sdancing,cheeringforhis favoriteteam,orjumpingintoagamenight, Raulisalwaysreadytobringthefun Atrue foodlover,you’lloftenfindhimenjoying snacksandgoodcompanyatourresidence events becausehenevermissesone!
Thankyouforbringingyouramazingspiritto CentennialResidence,Raul!
R E S I D E N T O F T H E M O N T H
• POLICY•
CENTENNIAL PLACE IS A SMOKE FREE FACILITY
SMOKING INSIDE AND WITHIN 9METER RADIUS OF ALL ENTRANCES/EXITS IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. THIS INCLUDES VAPES, CIGARETTES, E-CIGARETTES, MARIJUANA AND HOOKAS
IF YOU HAVE BEEN FOUND SMOKING YOU WILL RECEIVE A $500 FEE FOR REPEATED OFFENCES THE OUTCOME IS POSIBLE EVICTION
NO PERSON UNDER THE AGE OF 19 MAY CONSUME
ALCOHOL IN THE PROPERTY
ALCOHOL IS ONLY PERMITTED IN A RESIDENT’S PERSONAL LIVING SPACE
ALCOHOL IS NOT ALLOWED IN COMMON AREAS IN ANY FORM OF CONTAINER (WILL BE DISPOSED OF)
POSSESSION AND/OR CONSUMPTION OF COMMON SOURCE ALCOHOL IS NOT PERMITTED
ALCOHOL CONTAINERS LARGER THAN 2L ARE NOT PERMITTED
POSSIBLE OUTCOMES ARE WARNINGS, GUARATOR NOTIFICATIONS, FINES OR CHARGES AND DEFFERED EVICTION
WORLD PHOTOGRAPHY MONTH
Here are some picture perfect spots around Toronto SCARBOROUGH
BLUFFS
�� Scarborough Bluffs – 1 Brimley Rd S
These stunning white cliffs along Lake Ontario offer breathtaking views and peaceful beaches. Head to Bluffer’s Park for golden hour photos or a scenic escape from the city.
GRAFFITI ALLEY
�� Graffiti Alley – Queen Street West
Located just south of Queen St W between Spadina and Portland, Graffiti
Alley is a colorful stretch of bold murals and street art It’s the perfect backdrop for edgy, vibrant photos and a must-see for art lovers
ALLAN GARDENS CONSERVATORY
�� Allan Gardens Conservatory – 160 Gerrard St E
A hidden gem downtown, Allan Gardens features tropical plants and a Victorian-style greenhouse. It’s free to visit and perfect for dreamy, naturefilled photos all year round.
Did you know...
Cinco de Mayo is not Mexican Independence Day, a popular misconception. Instead, it commemorates a single battle.
The Puebla Battle.
International Museum Day
May 18th
National Museum Day is a day dedicated to celebrating and promoting museums. It's a chance to recognize the important role museums play in our communities, from preserving history and culture to providing educational opportunities and inspiring creativity. Many museums offer free admission or special events on this day, making it a great opportunity to explore and learn something new!
MUSEUMS IN TORONTO:
1. Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) - 100 Queens Park, Toronto
2. Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) - 317 Dundas St W, Toronto
3. Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) - 100 Queens Park, Toronto
4. The Hockey Hall of Fame - 30 Yonge St, Toronto
5. Aga Khan Museum - 77 Wynford Dr, North York
May is Asian Heritage Month in Canada – a time to honour the rich cultures, traditions, and history of people of Asian descent. From South to East Asia and everywhere in between, Asian Canadians have played an essential role in shaping our communities, arts, cuisine, and economy.
Let’s Celebrate
�� Go on an Asian Food Tour
Try delicious eats at Korean Grill House (Yonge St), Banh Mi Boys (Queen St W), or Dimsum King (Dundas St). Bonus: Grab bubble tea from Chatime or Kung Fu Tea nearby!
�� Read Books by Asian Authors
Explore works by authors like Ocean Vuong, Rupi Kaur, or Kevin Kwan. Visit the Toronto Public Library online for ebooks and audiobooks celebrating Asian voices.
�� Visit a Cultural Exhibit or Art Gallery
Stop by the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) or the Museum of Toronto to explore exhibits featuring Asian artists and storytelling this month.
Did you know ?
Toronto is one of the most diverse cities in the world, and over 17% of Canadians identify as having Asian heritage!
Let's celebrate our neighbours, friends, and classmates by learning, connecting, and embracing cultural pride.
WHATTODO?
ACTIVITIESANDPLACESTOGO?
BLUE JAYS GAME
RIPLEYS
BOTANICAL GARDEN
SIP AND PAINT
S U M M E R 2 0 2 5
S T A Y C O N N E C T E D
WHATTODO? ATTEND A CONCERT
ACTIVITIESANDPLACESTOGO?
YOGA
ORGANIzE KAREOKE WITH FRIENDS
STAY ENGAGED ON RESIDENCE
