Frosh week is all about uniting students and getting them familiar with college and university campus life. These team building fun events forge new relationships and lay the foundation for productive learning experiences. But, for some, the thought of hundreds of new people and unfamiliar surroundings can be stressful. Here Are 10 Great Activities That Can Help Break the Ice: 1. Drone Obstacle Course Now this is cool. Drone racing is trending and picking up steam. Frosh week will love the inclusion of this activity which requires a great deal of concentration, great reflexes, and maybe some gaming experience. Corporate sponsors of Frosh Week will appreciate the branding space on both the drones and the obstacles. 2. Scavenger hunt This classic group activity encourages...Read More

Who doesn't love Canada Day? The long weekend, the hot weather, and the chance to feel patriotic are the perfect elements for those who love a celebration. This year's Canada Day party must be extra special—it's our country's 150th birthday! Oh, Canada, you don't look a day over a 100.
Check out our 10 unique and memorable ideas that you can add to your Canada Day celebrations. Personalized Hockey Pucks It's our civic duty to honor hockey on Canada Day. So why not get creative with how you score that? Our caricature artists can turn any puck into the NHL masterpiece of your dreams. Have you ever wanted to see what you'd look like as a hockey player? Or maybe...Read More

As we all know, team building events can be a fantastic way to bring employees together and have them working as a unit as opposed to a group of individuals. However, what happens when the morale is low or you want to do some team building in between events? Since you can’t throw a huge event every other week, we have a list of games and activities that you can play to tide the team over and boost engagement levels! Truth and Lie - Perhaps one of the simpler games, this requires each employee to have four slips of paper. From here, they write one lie and three truths about themselves. As long as the lie is believable, the team of...Read More

If you really think about it, the relationships we have with our colleagues are very strange. Why? Because we go through an application process for a job we see on the internet or newspaper; then, we are chosen and forced to work with a handful of strangers who happened to do the same thing when they first joined. Despite being strangers at first, we build relationships and become a unit over time. As the owner of a business, you have a unique perspective but there are also things you can do to make a team even stronger - team building events. For this, we have some fantastic tips! Pick the Right Time - First and foremost, team building events should really...Read More

Outdoor events are a lot more than just a barbecue and a few water guns. A whole load of activities can make or break your event, and the more of them you have, the more your employees will appreciate you for it. If your team doesn’t care much for races and getting wet, how about bruising them up a little? Obviously, you won’t be doing the bruising yourself. They’ll end up doing it to each other when they start messing around on the inflatable units you provide for them! Inflatable games have been in style since you were a kid, and now they’re available for adults too. If you’ve always wanted to experience being in a human sized hamster ball, try...Read More

SETTING UP THE PARTY Your venue is booked, your catering company is bringing the food over, the decorations are ready to be installed, and the bartender is just starting to set up. You’re almost at the finish line, and you just have to put on the final few touches. Food: We mentioned food earlier, but that was in the context of budget. Now, let’s get into the food itself. The type of food that you have will rely heavily on the format of your party. If you’re planning for your guests to walk around, mingle, do some dancing, and generally spend most of their time walking around, then an assortment of finger foods would probably be your best choice. If you were looking at a...Read More

When you hang out at home with your kids, what do you like to do with them? Do you like to watch their favourite TV shows together? Go to the park? Play games?  Spending quality time together is a vital part of connecting with your kids. Here are some fun ideas of things you can do as a family at home. Make pottery Making pottery is a great way to get everyone’s creative juices flowing. It takes decision-making, problem-solving skills and discipline while giving your kids a sense of pride, accomplishment and an opportunity for self-expression. If you have kids who have a lot of passion and energy, this is a great activity to channel that energy into a project that will...Read More