Urban International High School
150 Eglinton Avenue East M4P 2X9 Toronto, ON, Canada

Happy Halloween UIS This year, Halloween traditions may look different due to the pandemic. However, that doesn't mean that we can't have fun! Have a fun Halloween, while keeping safe distance! #UIS #Torontohighschool #Canadahighschool #Thebest

UIS 2020 October Newsletter "Cold Cinnamon Breeze in the air" Table of Contents... 1. University visits for Grade 12 students 2. Doors open to all International Students 3. OSSD is finally here 4. IELTS Testing Centre coming 5. UHUB website Launched #uis #thebest #highschool #inToronto See more

Happy Thanksgiving and Long Weekend! The Thanksgiving celebrates the harvest and all other blessings of the past year. However, this year, Thanksgiving celebration is with COVID measures in place for social distancing. We wish all our students are very happy and blessed Thanksgiving and stay safe!

UIS 2020 October Newsletter "Cold Cinnamon Breeze in the air" Table of Contents... 1. University visits for Grade 12 students 2. Doors open to all International Students 3. OSSD is finally here 4. IELTS Testing Centre coming 5. UHUB website Launched #uis #thebest #highschool #inToronto See more

2020 UIS University Virtual Visit Last week, UIS had a wonderful Virtual Visit from York University via UIS Schoology platform. We are still awaiting virtual visits from several more universities like UofT, Ryerson, and OCAD! Look forward it with UIS... #UIS #UIShighschool

Happy Thanksgiving and Long Weekend! The Thanksgiving celebrates the harvest and all other blessings of the past year. However, this year, Thanksgiving celebration is with COVID measures in place for social distancing. We wish all our students are very happy and blessed Thanksgiving and stay safe!

Canada eases border restrictions for international students! For now, Ottawa has announced expanded travel exemptions to allow further family reunification and let more foreign students into Canada, while stepping up quarantine and tracing efforts to prevent COVID-19 transmissions from across the border. Since March, Canada has imposed tight travel restrictions against foreign nationals unless their visits are considered essential. Limited exceptions have been granted to imme...diate families of Canadian citizens and permanent residents, selected international students, essential workers and temporary foreign workers. Reference by Toronto Star https://www.thestar.com//canada-to-make-it-easier-for-stud Photo by https://www.travelweek.ca//passengers-and-employees-at-pe/

UIS 2020 September Newsletter Table of Contents 1. Back to School 2. Orientation for New Student ... 3. Live-streaming Vs. Recorded lesson 4. OUAC University Application is coming 5. Volunteer Fair at NY campus #uis #thebest #highschool #inToronto See more

UIS 2020 August Newsletter Table of Contents 1. UIS OT for September! Welcomes Students! 2. UIS to Keep Free of COVID 3. THREE Ways of Learning... 4. UHUB Launching this September! 5. IELTS Class Open #uis #thebest #highschool #inToronto See more

UIS 2020 July Newsletter Table of Contents 1. Toronto is finally a green light for Stage 3! 2. Classes are fully ready for September... 3. UIS is now fully geared with COVID-19 protections for September opening 4. UIS post pandemic solution1, UHUB Hybrid E-learning is ready for you! 5. UIS modern library Café is open 6. Grand opening for UIS Media Centre! #uis #thebest #highschool #inToronto See more

Canada may lift international student travel restrictions. CIC News has obtained a letter with a suggestion that the Canadian government is looking at ways to welcome more international students for the fall 2020 semester Due to the pandemic, since March 18, international students have not been able to enter Canada unless they held a study permit that was valid as of that date. However, Canada may lift international student travel restrictions.... Reference by https://www.cicnews.com//exclusive-canada-may-lift-interna

UIS COVID-19 update (July 29,2020) Stage 3 of Ontario’s COVID-19 recovery plan! According to the Ontario government, Toronto and Peel Region will move into Stage 3 of Ontario’s COVID-19 reopening plan starting this Friday, July 31, at 12:01 a.m.... The Ontario government said the decision was based on continued decrease in new cases in these regions. As part of Stage 3, indoor dining in restaurants and bars. Attractions such as zoos, museums, galleries, movie theatres and performing arts venues will be able to reopen with public health measures in place. Convention centres, live shows and playgrounds will also be allowed to open. Gathering of people permits to a maximum of 50 people when indoors and a maximum of 100 people outdoors, though social distancing requirements remain in place. Reference by https://www.cbc.ca//covid-19-coronavirus-ontario-july-29-s Reference by https://www.thestar.com//toronto-to-enter-stage-3-reopenin

GOOD NEWS!! Canada makes huge changes to help international students. Apply your study permit while you take on line or live lectures from Sep. Then CIC will experdite the visa procedure at the mean time. Apply your study permit!... Reference by cicnews https://www.cicnews.com//canada-makes-huge-changes-to-help

UIS COVID-19 update (July 14, 2020) Ontario starting stage three of reopening this week, with indoor dining and maybe more. As new cases of COVID-19 remain manageable and hospitalizations decrease, Premier Doug Ford will announce Monday that Ontario is moving into the third stage of reopening the economy.... Senior government officials confirmed to the Star on Sunday that the premier is set to announce that more businesses and attractions will be able to open by the end of this week. That means restaurants and bars, which are restricted to serving meals and drinks on patios, could be allowed to offer indoor dining as long as patrons maintain safe physical distancing. Sources close to Ford, speaking on background in order to discuss internal deliberations, said officials are poring over the data from regional public health units to determine which regions can open first. As it was with stage two, which took effect last month, Toronto and Peel Region will likely be among the last regions to reopen. Durham, Halton, York, Hamilton, London, and Ottawa should open sooner. Reference by The Toronto Star https://www.thestar.com//ontario-starting-stage-three-of-r

UIS COVID-19 update To stop the spread of COVID-19 and keep each other safe, wearing a mask or face covering will be required in indoor public spaces beginning July 7, 2020 under City of Toronto Bylaw. (Some exceptions, children under the age of two and people with certain health conditions, employees in designated areas or protected by a physical barrier)... The mask bylaw has a set fine of $1,000 for each offence. Please check below indoor public spaces: retail stores convenience stores malls, shopping plazas grocery stores, bakeries farmer’s markets (indoor sections) restaurants, bars* (indoors, when permitted to open) indoor recreational facilities, gyms (when permitted to open) libraries and community centres day camp activities taking place in indoor facilities open to the public community service agencies personal service settings churches, mosque, synagogue, temples and other faith settings art galleries, museums, aquariums, zoos banquet halls, convention centres, arenas, stadiums, and other event spaces open houses and presentation centres for real estate purposes common areas in hotels, motels and short-term rentals (e.g. lobbies, elevators, meeting rooms) entertainment facilities including concert venues, theatres, cinemas, casinos Stay strong and stay happy with #UIS Reference by City of Toronto https://www.toronto.ca//mandatory-mask-or-face-covering-b/

Happy Canada Day 2020 We celebrate Canada’s 153rd birthday on July 1st, 2020. Although we are unable to enjoy the normal-outdoor Canada Day events, we will be able to enjoy Canada Day events at home. The City of Toronto has planned a national virtual Canada Day. The multiple events such as music, dance and comedy begin as livestreams from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. on YouTube.... Also, the CN Tower will salute Canada Day with a 15-minute light show beginning at 10 p.m. on YouTube. Please our lovely students and parents enjoy Canada Day! City of Toronto - https://www.youtube.com/culture_TO CN Tower - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjNx8iCxXOE&feature=youtu.be