name	cost	number	Frequency fo meetings	details
1	SalesTO Meetup (November 2016)	15 dollars	73	·         Tue Nov 22 6:00 PM ·           ·         Tue Jan 17 6:00 PM	NOTE: To purchase tickets for a SalesTO meetup, please click here or visit www.SalesTO.org SalesTO meetup is the best way for sales professionals in the technology...
2	Startup Toronto Winter Party for the Daily Bread Food Bank	15 dollars	13	·         Tue Dec 13 6:00 PM ·         Tue Jan 10 6:00 PM	Join Startup Toronto & TribalScale for our Winter Party! Did you miss our Summer Bash?  You want to be at our Winter Party!  Come for the prizes, drinks, speakers, & .
3	Volleyball Have Fun and Get FIt	15 dollars	·         45 going ·         7 waiting	·         Mon Nov 21 8:00 PM ·         Sat Nov 26 7:30 AM	Come on out for a fun evening of non-competitive volleyball. We play every Monday evening (except holidays & school breaks) from 8:00 PM to 10:15 PM. Don't know how to... Learn more
4	Monday Night Motivational Networking	0	·  12 going ·  6 spots left	·         Mon Nov 21 7:30 PM ·         Mon Nov 28 7:30 PM	Motivation & Professional Development. Unleash your Passion. Connect with the Community. This is a casual free event where members can network and be given the...
5	Beaver and Bacon Comedy Festival *Meetup Exclusive Deal*	Single day tickets now available only $24.99	·  38 going	·         Fri Nov 25 8:00 PM Wed Nov 30 6:00 PM	The Beaver and Bacon Comedy Festival features a hilarious line-up of comedic talent from all over Canada. We are Canada’s largest Indie produced comedy festival showcasing local talent, and future comedic legends. We got This years Sirius XM's Top Comic: Chris Robinson, and Just For Laughs Homegrown Competition Winner: Nigel Grinstead! Our..
6	Networking Club: Open Space Cafe! (Personal & Professional Development)	0	·  41 going	·         Thu Nov 24 7:00 PM ·         Fri Nov 25 7:00 PM	Good day everyone, I like to invite you out for a brand new event concept designed to gather Positive People, Entrepreneurs, Professionals, and those ultimately interested in Personal & Professional Development. Members will have a chance to gravitate towards the groups, topic and conversations that resonate best for them. (Networking,..

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thursdays-assignment

What happens if you fall or fall sick on a trip overseas? Have you ever bought travel insurance?

Here are your tasks:

1. Role play: Travel Insurance
2. Read the first 3 questions and answers of this FAQ.

What are “Out of Country” health services?
There are two kinds of out of country (OOC) health services :

1. Emergency services - treatment that is required unexpectedly while you are traveling outside of Canada, and
2. Prior approved OOC health services – services that your Ontario physician must apply for on your behalf before the service(s) are received.

What is the Out of Country Prior Approval Program?
The OOC Prior Approval Program receives and reviews prior approval applications for funding of OOC health services from practising Ontario physicians on behalf of their patients who may require health services outside Canada.
I received emergency treatment while I was traveling outside of Canada. How do I receive reimbursement for the expenses I incurred?
You must complete an “Out of Province/Country Claims Submission Form”, include all original receipts and send to your local OHIP office.
Learn more about OHIP coverage for travelers.

1. Then watch this short video. How much does travel insurance cost for a two-week jaunt?

 If you don't have travel insurance the  OHIP  cover just  basic heath care.

1. Discuss with a partner how this compares with another country’s health care system.
1. Without revealing true details, fill in this form and publish a picture of it.

For your long weekend with homework, we consider the topic of retirement planning.

Tell a partner some things you have done already and what you are planning to do.

Did you laugh? Why?

Here are your tasks:

1. Please take this opportunity to review our work for this week. If you have not posted your writing or chirbits in your e-portfolio, please do that first.
1. Make sure you copy the question related to your writing or chirbit.
2. For each day's assignment, add: 
1. your self-assessment (how did you perform--very well? struggling? hard? easy?)
2. a reflection (how do you feel about doing the task? did you learn anything? how is it useful to your life in Canada?)
3. some encouraging comments on a couple of classmates' blogs
2. Role play: Retirement planning
1. Work on vocabulary and pronunciation.
2. Practise speaking out loud, and record a chirbit to compare with the original.

    My Retirement planning is to  sale my house and buy big homecar  and travel with this car from country  to another  country  with my wife  because  I like to travel to see the world .I think this my plan will  be  success because I belive god he will help me    .I want  to go and work volunteer in  some communities  to help people   .

1. Listen to this boring presentation, and identify 5 things new immigrants should take note of. 
1. Create a checklist.
2. Visit 5 classmates' blogs to see if they have the same 5 thing