November in Canada is a time of transition, as autumn gives way to the early signs of winter. The vibrant fall foliage begins to fade, and the first snowflakes often make their appearance. It’s a month where cozy sweaters and warm drinks become essential, and the anticipation of the holiday season starts to build. The crisp air, the mix of autumn colours with the sound of the leaves crunching under your feet make it a favorite season for many.
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Monthly Immigration Workshop: Extending Study Permit and Maintained Status (In Person)
When does your study permit expire? Do you know what "maintained status" means? At this workshop, we will help you understand how you can apply to extend your study permit. Questions regarding Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) and co-op work permit are also welcomed. This is an in-person workshop with limited capacity.
Date: Wednesday, November 27, 2024 Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Register early HERE
The recordings of previous online immigration workshops can be found on our YouTube channel.
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Global Ed Chat Podcast
Did you know that the International Education Office has a brand-new podcast, Global Ed Chat: Stories of learning without boundaries? In episode one, we talk to two students who have had meaningful experiences taking part in the International Student Mentorship Program (ISMP). In episode two, we explore the incredible International Work-integrated Learning (IWIL) program and listen to three Social Service Worker students sharing their experiences completing their field placements in Costa Rica!
Find out more about the podcast by clicking the link here.Tune in and share.
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Have you completed the Home@DC International Student Orientation modules yet?
Unlock your potential and make the most of your international experience by completing the Home@DC International Student Orientation online modules. Dive in now to connect, learn, and thrive in your new community! The topics covered in Home@DC will help you have a more successful and smoother first semester, and are there especially for international students.
You can find the Home@DC International Student Orientation modules in your DC connect. Look for this:
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Food IQ with CHWC
Would you like to spice up your cooking skills by learning and sharing a tasty, affordable and healthy meal with others? Do you want to know tips on where and how to save money grocery shopping, or become aware of food supports on and off campus? If you answered “Yes” to any of those questions, then join a Food IQ cooking group this semester! Registration is required and there is a $5 fee payable in cash for each participant per group. Please email wellnesscoaching@durhamcollege.ca with any questions!
Date: Tuesday, November 19, 2024 Time: 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Register early HERE
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Bright and Merry Market
The City of Oshawa’s Bright and Merry Market and Tree-lighting combines traditional tree-lighting with a festive holiday market. It kicks off the holiday season in Oshawa and precedes the Santa Claus parade. To make this a true community event, the event is held in the heart of Oshawa and invite community partners to provide activities, demonstrations and entertainment for guests. The holiday season atmosphere is palpable with seasonal decorations, lighting displays, carol singers, live entertainment, buskers, holiday music, Santa Claus in his igloo and a festive hop-on, hop-off trolley that tours the downtown area. This free family friendly event creates memories for families year after year.
Date: Friday, November 15, 2024 Time: 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Find out more details HERE
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Living a Healthy Lifestyle – Be Prepared for the Cold
As the temperature starts to drop, it’s important to be prepared for the cold weather. Make sure to layer up with warm clothing, including hats, gloves, and scarves. Don’t forget to check the weather forecast regularly so you can dress accordingly.
For more tips on staying warm and safe, click HERE
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