The Centennial Express | June 2025

Courtney Desjardins General Manager

MEETTHE

Team Team

Raheem

Leasing Manager Nik Milev Maintenance Manager

Ashonté Resident Assistant

Torres Resident Assistant

Resident Life Coordinator

Resident Assistant

Haira

Mariana

Tatiana

Miriam Resident Assistant

NICOLAS TOBAR

Nicolas's contagious enthusiasm and fun energy brings happiness and good energy to every room he walks into!

Nicolas is always ready to bring the fun and make new friends. You can often find him enjoying good company and having fun at our residence events.

Nicolas always supports his peer RAs by attending all of their events!

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JUNE EVENTS

Tie-Dye Versity

Friday, June 6 - 5 PM th

DIY Father’s Day Gift Making

DIY Summer Self Care Kits

Walk and Talk Wednesday

Truth Before Trivia Night

Beat The Heat

Monday, June 16 - 6:30 PM th Wednesday, June 18 - 6 PM th Friday, June 20 - 7 PM th Wednesday, June 11 - 7 PM th Friday, June 27 - 2 PM th

FATHER'S HA P PY

- D A Y -

Happy Father's Day to all the amazing dads out there! Your love, guidance, and support are appreciated more than words can express.

LET'S CELEBRATE US. LET'S CELEBRATE YOU. HAPPY PRIDE MONTH! THINGS TO DO TO CELEBRATE: PRIDE FESTIVAL 26 -29 TH TH PRIDE POOL PARTY - JUNE 19TH

Sunday, June 5

WORLD WORLD

ENVIRONMENT ENVIRONMENT DAY DAY

This planet is not a legacy from our forebears but a deposit for our next generation. Taking care of the earth is the same as taking care of our descendants.

Celebrating National Indigenous History Month in Canada

In 2009, the Canadian government officially declared June as National Indigenous History Month to honor the rich cultures, achievements, and resilience of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples. The month includes National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21, which aligns with the summer solstice a sacred day for many Indigenous communities. This observance grew from decades of Indigenous advocacy pushing for greater recognition, respect, and space to share their histories on their own terms.

Recognizingtherich heritageofIndigenous peoplesisvitalto Canada’spast,present andfuture!

Keypolicy& lockout

Residents must keep their keys/cards in their possession at all times.

Residents are NOT to provide their Guests or other residents with their access cards and/or hard keys for any reason

Lockouts are misplaced or forgotten keys and shall result in fine each time it occours.

Lockout (HST inclu.): $22.60 each

Key replacement (HST inclu.): $50

If a person other than the Resident is in possession of the Resident’s keys/cards, it will be confiscated. Residents shall not alter the locking system on any door giving entry to the premises/ premises, during the term of the lease.