WARNING!! The Government of Canada provides citizens with travel assistance in the form of providing: ● travel documents ● information about other countries and their customs ● travel health and risk information ● advice when you find yourself in trouble outside of Canada
PART A Go to www.travel.gc.ca and find the “latest news and warnings” Choose two (2) of EACH type of warning: health risk natural disaster political instability *You can choose to stay on the “latest” page or follow the links to the comprehensive listings on the Travel Advice and Advisories page or Travel Health Notices page.
For each warning identify: ● ● ● ● ●
location of the risk nature of the risk describe time frame is there a time or time of year when there is a particular risk? government recommendations precautions, behaviour, actions government resources available to you advice, web info, phone numbers, offices to visit, registration, etc.
PART B Choose ONE (1) of the risks you covered in PART A, and write the following: ● would you take the risk? why or why not? ● explain using SPECIFIC AND CONCRETE examples from the website ● at least 8 sentences ● SEND your 8 sentences to me by email. To find my email address look at the class website, the school website’s Staff Directory, or our course outline document.
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PART c Mapping! On the blank World Map provided, do the following: 1. create a Legend that includes a coloured symbol for each of the following: ● health risk ● political instability ● natural disaster 2. locate and place on the map each of the 6 risks you covered in Part A 3. when you place the risk on the map use the symbol you devised in the Legend. 4. label Ottawa 5. create and write an informative title for the map 6. record the date on the map 7. record your source of information on the map (Government of Canada www.travel.gc.ca)
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