OHFA - AFPO

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The purpose of the Ontario Provincial Heritage Fair is to bring together students from grades 4 to 10
(representing the Regional fairs held in Ontario) for a non-competitive, interactive history camp that includes
a public showcase to promote awareness of Ontario and Canadian history and heritage. 
In that showcase students share the excellent research projects that they have brought with them.

Chosen students complete a research project using primary and secondary sources for sharing with their
classmates and peers a their school and then at a Regional Fair.  Each Regional Fair chooses students and
projects to attend the Provincial Fair.  A base number of places is allotted to each site and extra spaces are
allocated specifically for the inclusion of First Nations, French First Language and non-traditional students.

Regional Fair committees are cognisant of the inclusive nature of the Fairs program and their participant choices
reflect the multicultural makeup of their communities.  The lack of economic barriers that user fees would impose,
allows sites to choose their representatives regardless of the families' economic situations.

The Provincial Fair is not a competition.  Instead, it is a celebration of Ontario and Canadian heritage.
At the showcase, students share the many fascinating stories of their families, communities, province and
country with their peers, special guests and the public.

PROVINCIAL FAIR REGISTRATION

If you have been selected as a delegate or counsellor for the Provincial Fair you can
access the registration form by clicking on the link below:

PROVINCIAL FAIR REGISTRATION FORMS

 UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
NEW COLLEGE RESIDENCE

45 Wilcocks Street, Toronto, ON  M5S1C7
(corner of Wilcox Street and Spadina Ave.)

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"All of our residence halls now boast brand new elevators for our guest’s convenience. The elevators in our residences are all well lit with LED lights in order to reduce energy consumption. They provide ample space to facilitate the move-in and move-out process."

Access to elevators and stairwells is controlled through a fob key issued to all guests.

Rooms include a single bed, desk, chair and dresser.  Linen, bedspread, blanket, pillow, pillow cases, and towels are provided for all visitors.  This non-smoking building has central air-conditioning and a common room on each floor.

Private security guards patrol the residence after hours 

"The College’s lounge spaces now boast new comfortable and stylish couches and plenty of table space making them an ideal location for our guests to enjoy. Located next to large outdoor facing windows and fitted with updated lighting fixtures our lounge spaces are a great space for indoor studying and recreation while being steps away from our outdoor quad area. For guest convenience our lounges are equipped with filtered water bottle refill stations."

The Provincial Fair is not a competition.
Instead, it is a celebration of Ontario and Canadian Heritage. At the showcase,  students share the many fascinating stories of their families, communities, province and country with their peers, special guests and the public. 

VISITORS ARE WELCOME TO JOIN US FOR THE SHOWCASE!

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Delegations will arrive at the New College Residence before 2:00 pm.
Delegations will check-in at the registration desk.
Projects will be set-up for the Provincial Fair Showcase in the William Doo Auditorium.
The Project Showcase will be open to the public from 3:00 pm to 5:30 pm.

Following the Project Showcase delegates will move their personal gear into the residence and enjoy dinner in the residence cafeteria.
After some free time, the evening program will begin.
Muddy York Walking Tours will provide an evening tour of downtown Toronto called "Ghosts of the University of Toronto"

Delegates will pack their gear and move it into storage for the day.
Following a hearty buffet breakfast in the cafeteria, delegates will be loaded onto our buses.
Throughout the morning we will visit Fort York and participate in the "John Graves Simcoe and the Birthplace of Toronto" tour.

A bag lunch will be enjoyed on the grounds of Fort York.
Following a lunch break delegates will be loaded onto our buses.
In the afternoon we will tour the Legislative Assembly of Ontario.
Following the tour we will return to the residence and prepare for departure.

Delegates will return home.
(Regional Fair Coordinators will provide delegates with travel details.)

TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS

Each Regional Fair site will be responsible for making its own travel arrangements to and from Toronto.
OHFA will only arrange transportation between the residence and train or bus stations.

          For information about travel for your delegation please contact your Regional Fair Coordinator!          

Regional Fair Coordinators must carefully read the

GUIDELINES FOR SELECTING DELEGATES TO THE PROVINCIAL FAIR

DSBN Regional Fair

1 COUNSELLOR

1 COUNSELLOR

3 DELEGATES

1 COUNSELLOR

Kingston Regional Fair

3 DELEGATES
4 YOUNG CITIZENS

1 COUNSELLOR 

3 YOUNG CITIZENS

 3 DELEGATES
2 YOUNG CITIZENS

1 COUNSELLOR

1 COUNSELLOR

1 COUNSELLOR

0 COUNSELLOR

          - Rama First Nations 

 1 YOUNG CITIZEN

1 COUNSELLOR

1 COUNSELLOR

3 DELEGATES
2 YOUNG CITIZENS

1 COUNSELLOR

WE NEED YOUR FINANCIAL SUPPORT

In an effort to raise the funds needed to hold a Provincial Fair in 2016, we have created a GIVING GROUP which will allow supporters to make a personal donation online.
If you would like to contribute toward the future of the Provincial Fair please click on the link below

https://chimp.net/groups/ontario-provincial-heritage-fair