Participants gather for tacos and drinks at a local pub before heading to the Royal Ontario Museum. The visit includes exploring various exhibits focused on art, history, and cultural heritage. The social event concludes at a nearby venue for beer and seasonal snacks.
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This session focuses on defining target audiences by utilizing geography, demographics, and behavioral statistics to assess market demand. Participants will learn to identify early adopters and validate business decisions. The program includes a networking component for entrepreneurs.
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Lost Craft hosts trivia events featuring craft beer and a selection of food.
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The Toronto Billiards Club organizes casual pool socials designed for social interaction and skill development. Participants can engage in pool games regardless of experience level, with hosts providing instruction and facilitating introductions to ensure a welcoming environment. The focus is on fostering community, conversation, and enjoyment of the game in a relaxed setting.
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Participants practice and improve their English skills through conversation while engaging with others.
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This presentation examines the secular virtue of grace, defined as the disposition to treat individuals better than they deserve by sacrificing personal prerogatives. Philosopher Yiran Hua explores how grace functions as a relational investment aimed at fostering moral transformation, enabling others to become worthy of trust, forgiveness, and love. The event is hosted by the University of Toronto’s Centre for Ethics.
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Sonderful facilitates small group meetups for local residents to connect with neighbors. Participants are matched into groups of four to six based on their values, social style, and life stage. The gatherings utilize a provided conversation guide to encourage interaction. This initiative is strictly for platonic social connections and does not involve dating or professional networking. Participation requires completion of a matching questionnaire on the organizer's platform.
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Python Toronto is a community-oriented gathering for local developers. The event features short, informal presentations covering a range of topics including Python libraries, developer tools, AI, data science, and personal projects.
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Green Drinks is a networking initiative for individuals from sectors including NGOs, academia, government, and business. These unstructured gatherings provide a platform for professional connection, relationship building, and collaborative opportunities within the environmental community. The network operates as a self-organizing group with chapters active in hundreds of cities worldwide.
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Dev Days 2026 focuses on modern GitHub-powered workflows and open tooling. Participants engage in hands-on learning within a tool-agnostic environment, covering GitHub, Azure, AI, and DevOps practices.
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The AI Clinic is a recurring session dedicated to evaluating the feasibility of automating specific, repetitive manual tasks. Attendees present their bottlenecks, which are collectively reviewed and categorized as actionable DIY projects, weekend endeavors, or tasks that should remain manual. The discussion focuses on identifying the necessary approaches, tools, and potential costs for automation. Participants receive direct feedback on whether a task is worth automating or if it should be left alone, aiming to provide clear, practical guidance on task management.
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Participants gather to enjoy authentic Greek cuisine, including dishes like souvlaki and gyro, at Stavro's Greek Restaurant. This event focuses on social interaction and casual communal dining. Attendees are responsible for their own meal costs and are asked to manage RSVPs to accommodate seating needs.
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This workshop provides an introduction to cloud computing and Amazon Web Services (AWS). Participants will explore core AWS services including EC2, S3, RDS/DynamoDB, and IAM. The session covers methods for accessing AWS through the Management Console, CLI, and SDKs, alongside discussions on pricing, the Free Tier, and security fundamentals. Attendees will build a file-sharing application using S3 and Lambda. Basic programming knowledge is recommended, though no prior experience with AWS is required.
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This language exchange facilitates practice between English and Korean speakers through structured conversation and interactive mini-lessons led by a certified teacher. Activities include guided language practice, board games, and social interaction to improve communication skills in a natural setting. Participants are grouped by proficiency level to ensure effective peer learning. The program is designed for ESL learners, native Korean speakers, and anyone interested in cross-cultural language acquisition. Participation requires the purchase of a menu item, with an additional fee applicable to frequent attendees.
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Practical Philosophy is a weekly community meet-up designed for individuals to engage in discussions on various topics. The sessions aim to foster critical thinking, communication skills, and community building through facilitated, small-group conversations. Participants explore diverse perspectives without the need for prior academic knowledge or preparation. The format emphasizes open dialogue and connection rather than lecture-style learning. The organization operates as a registered charity and supports its global mission through voluntary donations.
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A social gathering for French speakers and francophiles. Participants of all proficiency levels are encouraged to attend. The venue offers craft beers and non-alcoholic drinks, and guests are welcome to bring their own food.
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A book club discussion regarding Stephen King's novel, The Stand. The story explores a world devastated by a plague, followed by visions of a dark figure rising in the west. Known as the Prince of Evil and the apostate of death, this figure builds an empire as the Apocalypse looms.
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Practical Philosophy is a recurring community event focused on critical thinking, communication, and social interaction. Participants gather in small groups to discuss a chosen topic, prioritizing open dialogue and diverse perspectives over academic study. No prior expertise or preparation is required, as the goal is to foster an inclusive environment where individuals can share their thoughts and develop their reasoning skills. The sessions encourage active participation and respectful engagement among attendees. Each meeting involves group discussions followed by a collective summary of the conversation. Voluntary donations are accepted to support the organization, which operates as a registered charity.
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This academic talk explores the debate surrounding standpoint epistemology, specifically addressing claims that non-dominant group members cannot possess a unique epistemic advantage inaccessible to dominant group members. Speaker Eric Bayruns García presents an argument for the existence of such advantages, contingent upon the achievement of a standpoint. The discussion posits that individuals who achieve a standpoint develop distinct epistemic skills and demonstrate a heightened capacity for avoiding certain falsehoods.
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This round-table discussion addresses frequent mistakes and challenges associated with Suspicious Transaction Report (STR) filing. Industry experts and clients analyze real-world experiences to highlight common preparation and submission errors, as well as compliance team challenges. The session explores practical strategies for improving STR quality. Additionally, it examines how artificial intelligence and technology facilitate error identification, data quality enhancement, and compliance support prior to submission.
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The event provides guidance on silent, mantra-based meditation, followed by a twenty-minute period of collective stillness. Participants adhere to established guidelines that emphasize maintaining silence during meditation and respecting the privacy and personal space of others. Following the meditation, attendees gather for informal social interaction over snacks and beverages, fostering an environment of mutual support and compassionate connection.
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A social gathering designed for French language practice and conversation. Participants are encouraged to speak French while interacting with others, with a format that includes periodic seat rotation to facilitate diverse interactions. All skill levels are welcome. A small fee is requested to support the group's platform hosting costs.
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Because News is a Canadian comedy news quiz show hosted by comedian Gavin Crawford. The program features a panel of comedians and celebrities who participate in games based on current news headlines.
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The Thirsty Cactus hosts a trivia event. The venue serves Southwest-inspired cuisine, including tacos, burrito bowls, mac and cheese, nachos, wings, and house-smoked pulled pork, alongside a selection of beers on tap.
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Participants meet to practice speaking French in an informal group setting. Attendees are required to purchase items from the cafe where the event is hosted. To maintain traffic flow in the venue, groups are limited to six people per table, and external food and beverages are not permitted.
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This guided walking tour explores the darker history and urban legends surrounding the Exhibition Grounds. Participants will visit sites linked to local lore, such as the Stanley Barracks and the Horse Palace, while hearing stories of soldiers, settlers, and unexplained phenomena. The experience focuses on the unsettling atmosphere and historical narratives of these landmarks, conducted as an outdoor walking tour.
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This language exchange event facilitates interaction between Japanese and English speakers at a downtown rooftop venue with a balcony. The session offers a space for language practice and social connection. Participants must be 19 or older and are subject to verification. The event includes refreshments, and rules are enforced to maintain a respectful, non-dating environment.
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Discussion of the novel The Surrogate by Freida McFadden. Attendees will share thoughts, theories, and analysis regarding the plot and twists.
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The AWS Mississauga User Group is hosting its inaugural event to explore the use of Amazon Quick as a productivity tool. Participants will observe a live demonstration on creating and customizing an AI agent designed to execute specific tasks. The session covers defining an agent's purpose, tailoring its instructions, and integrating the tool into everyday workflows to enhance efficiency and simplify task management.
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Participants will enjoy a walk to view fall foliage, followed by a meal at a local Japanese restaurant. The activity is weather-dependent.
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A social gathering for French speakers to practice conversation over tea or coffee. Participants engage in icebreaker games to facilitate interaction. This group acts as a conversation circle rather than a formal language class, and a basic level of conversational proficiency is recommended.
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The Humanist Association of Toronto and Toronto Oasis host a recurring social gathering. This event serves as an opportunity for members to connect with friends and meet new people in an informal setting. Attendees are requested to RSVP via Meetup to facilitate table reservations.
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This social event utilizes structured interactive activities to facilitate connection and communication among participants. The session focuses on moving beyond small talk, encouraging attendees to share ideas and engage in various group interactions to discover common interests and build rapport.
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An informal gathering for developers and technology enthusiasts to discuss artificial intelligence. Participants exchange insights and experiences regarding coding tools, including practical comparisons of AI-powered assistants such as Claude Code and Cursor.
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This event provides a platform for musical theatre enthusiasts to perform and enjoy show tunes in a supportive environment. Attendees can sing their favorite numbers with live piano accompaniment or simply listen to other performers. The gathering aims to foster community and connection through a shared love of musical theatre, welcoming people of all experience levels to participate or attend.
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A traditional Garba dance celebration includes live musical performances by singer Rushi Purohit. Attendees are provided with Indian street food, tea, and coffee.
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The TNT group gathers at Pauper's Pub for a social evening. Attendees have the opportunity to socialize and connect with other members over drinks in a casual environment.
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Participants will enjoy a selection of Jamaican dishes paired with cocktails. The gathering includes a karaoke session.
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The Centennial Ridges Trail in Algonquin Provincial Park features a 10 to 10.5 km loop hike across rocky ridges with approximately 450 meters of elevation gain. This trail is recognized for its panoramic views of autumn foliage and typically requires 3.5 to 5 hours to complete.
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Players participate in rotating doubles matches using provided feather shuttlecocks. Attendees must bring their own racquets, though rentals are available at the club. Indoor gym shoes are required and must be changed into before entering the court. A cancellation policy requires notice at least 48 hours in advance to accommodate waitlisted players; consistent no-shows or late cancellations may result in removal from the group.
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This weekly badminton session is open to players of all skill levels, from beginners to advanced. The format is focused on friendly doubles matches. Participants must bring their own racquets and indoor gym shoes. Plastic birdies are provided by the organizers. The group enforces a strict attendance and cancellation policy to ensure fair court usage and cost management.
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This event consists of a moderately challenging group hike through a natural park setting, featuring forest paths, rolling hills, and seasonal foliage. Participants should be prepared for uneven terrain and elevation changes that require appropriate hiking footwear and physical stamina. The outing concludes with a brief group picnic where attendees share light snacks and refreshments. Participants should come prepared with personal supplies, including water and appropriate layers for outdoor conditions.
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This is a hilly, 12-kilometer, fast-paced, and energetic hike designed for intermediate to advanced hikers. The route features diverse terrain, including creeks, rivers, wetlands, and ponds, transitioning from water-adjacent paths in the south to forested sections in the north. Participants are expected to maintain a high cardiovascular pace and should carry two liters of water and a snack.
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A 12 km hike through hilly and challenging terrain. Participants are advised to bring water, snacks, and a packed lunch. The route offers an optional exit point at the halfway mark for those seeking a shorter distance.
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The ARTbus offers a guided tour across three art institutions. Participants travel by bus to view international exhibitions and conclude the excursion with a reception featuring refreshments.
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The Franchise Canada Show serves as a platform for entrepreneurs to explore business ownership opportunities across over 60 sectors, including food, technology, construction, and professional services. Attendees can interact with established brands and industry professionals to evaluate various investment models and gather guidance on business ownership. Educational sessions address critical aspects such as financing, legal requirements, marketing, and operational strategies to support informed decision-making for those considering franchise opportunities.
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The Franchise Canada Show is an exhibition connecting entrepreneurs with established franchise systems. Attendees can explore business opportunities across over 60 sectors, including food, technology, beauty, and professional services, while engaging directly with franchisors, successful franchisees, and industry experts. The event includes educational seminars covering topics such as financing, legal considerations, marketing, and operational strategies to support informed decision-making regarding business ownership.
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Participants can enjoy a Mediterranean-inspired brunch at a restaurant. Attendees are responsible for covering their own food and drink costs. This social gathering provides an opportunity to meet others in a brightly decorated setting with vegan options available. A small administrative fee is required to reserve a spot and manage group logistics.
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This drag brunch event features high-energy performances, including lip-syncing, dancing, comedy, and audience interaction. Guests can enjoy a brunch menu that includes options such as chicken and waffles, French toast, eggs benedict, and traditional breakfast plates, accompanied by bottomless mimosas.
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This event consists of a social hike featuring easy to moderate trails. The route covers approximately 5 to 8 kilometers and includes a mix of paved and natural paths with some uphill and downhill sections. The pace is relaxed, suitable for both beginners and experienced hikers, with an emphasis on social interaction and outdoor activity.
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Participants will conduct a service safari in a park and ravine setting, applying service design observation techniques to the environment. The activity involves walking to observe and document how the area is navigated and experienced, spotting patterns to identify improvement opportunities for urban planning. No prior design experience is required.
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Participants engage in board and card games within a relaxed setting. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own games to share with the group. To support the host venue, participants are expected to purchase beverages. The event allows for flexible arrival and departure times, though maintaining accurate RSVP status is requested to accommodate waitlisted individuals.
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Fans are organizing a group outing to watch the Tiger-Cats versus Ottawa professional football game. Attendees can purchase tickets through a group reservation to benefit from a discounted price compared to standard admission.
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This walking tour features visits to several local cafes and bakeries, including Crosstown Coffee Bar, Goûter, Circles & Squares, and Thobors. The route covers approximately 4.6 kilometers and includes strolls through Forest Hill Road Park and the Beltline Trail to observe autumn scenery.
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Participants compete to identify songs from seven decades of music. Attendees work in teams of four to six or participate individually to test their musical knowledge and memory. The event focuses on classic hits and memorable favorites across various genres.
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This is an indoor coed pick-up volleyball session for adults aged 19 and older with intermediate skill levels. The session is organized to accommodate 28 players total to ensure full courts. Attendees are encouraged to RSVP in advance to secure a spot, as pre-registered players receive priority. If spots remain after a 15-minute grace period following the start, they are offered to waitlisted members and walk-ins. Participants are required to sign an online waiver before attending and must wear clean indoor court shoes. A drop-in fee is payable upon entry, and cancellations must be made by 8:30 PM the day before to avoid no-show penalties.
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A guided bus tour of Hamilton visits historical locations associated with hauntings, including the Custom House, Century Manor Asylum, and Auchmar Mansion. The experience concludes with a nighttime tour of Dundurn Castle focusing on the site's history of death and dying, followed by a ghost story tour of the grounds.
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A social gathering designed for individuals aged 35 and older to meet and connect in a lounge environment. The event encourages relaxed conversation and networking, with options for drinks and sheesha. A smart casual dress code is required.
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A casual social gathering at a pub to enjoy dinner and drinks. The event provides an opportunity to socialize and meet new people in a relaxed atmosphere before attending karaoke or other scheduled activities.
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A social gathering designed for professional women and those seeking to meet new people and build connections in a welcoming atmosphere. The event focuses on fostering friendships and interaction among women within the community.
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This social event is designed for individuals aged 25 to 45 who are looking to expand their circle of friends. Participants engage in structured, guided conversations to meet over 25 new people in a relaxed environment, followed by open time for board games and social interaction.
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An optional language learning class led by an experienced teacher is paired with a social gathering for practicing various languages. Participants can engage in conversation, group games, and networking to meet locals and international individuals. The event facilitates language practice in areas such as English, French, Korean, Japanese, and Spanish within a social environment.
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This event is a social dance party for singles aged 40 and older. A DJ plays a variety of music spanning from the 1970s to the present. Participants have the opportunity to socialize and dance. The event enforces a dress code that prohibits running shoes and jeans.
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Social karaoke gathering providing a relaxed atmosphere for meeting people and enjoying music. Attendees may sing or listen, while food and beverages are available for purchase.
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Participants pay a fee to cover the cost of feather shuttlecocks, with the option to provide their own or purchase one. The group enforces a strict attendance policy requiring at least 48 hours notice for cancellations to avoid potential removal from the group due to no-shows.
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An intermediate 12 km hike featuring fall scenery, conducted at a pace of 3.5 to 4 km/h. Participants are required to bring appropriate footwear, water, and snacks. Attendees must sign a liability waiver acknowledging the risks involved in the activity.
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Explore Biidaasige Park, one of Toronto's newest waterfront green spaces located in the Port Lands. This group walk focuses on traversing the park's trails, viewpoints, and natural areas where the Don River meets Lake Ontario. Participants can enjoy the autumn scenery and waterfront views. The event concludes with an optional group lunch at a local establishment.
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This themed afternoon tea experience features a culinary presentation inspired by a fusion of Halloween and Christmas. The menu includes specialized scones, a selection of savory dishes, and an assortment of themed pastries and desserts inspired by seasonal elements.
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A social gathering for women to meet new people or catch up with friends over brunch. Attendees are responsible for their own food costs and bills, and large groups may be subject to an automatic gratuity.
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The celebration of Mexican culture and traditions includes live music, traditional dance performances, and a market showcasing arts and crafts. Attendees have the opportunity to experience Mexican cuisine and participate in cultural activities.
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A celebration of Mexican culture featuring live music, traditional dance performances, and an artisan market. Attendees can observe food demonstrations and purchase refreshments from various vendors. The festival highlights cultural heritage and crafts in an outdoor setting.
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This hike traverses the Niagara Escarpment via the Bruce Trail and Mountain Brow Side Trail. The route covers approximately 10 kilometers of forest and escarpment terrain, featuring Felker's Falls and Albion Falls. The trail involves moderate difficulty with elevation changes, requiring sturdy footwear for potentially uneven or muddy conditions.
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A Halloween-themed social gathering for beagles and their owners. Owners may choose to dress their dogs in costumes, though it is not required. Activities may include a trick contest, and all participating beagles receive a goody bag.
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The Toronto Brunch Club organizes small group gatherings of 4–6 individuals for casual conversations at various cafes. The service utilizes the Groupvibe platform for registrations and venue selection. Participation requires a paid ticket or membership plan, and the event location is disclosed to confirmed attendees prior to the gathering.
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A social climbing event for vegans, vegetarians, and those interested in plant-based living. The session accommodates all skill levels, from beginners to experienced climbers, offering bouldering, top-roping, and autobelay activities. Admission and equipment rental fees apply. Participants are required to sign a waiver before climbing. Note that rental climbing shoes may contain animal products such as leather or suede.
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This social event features a music-themed version of traditional bingo, replacing numbers with familiar songs spanning seven decades. Participants mark off songs on their cards while enjoying a social atmosphere, with prizes awarded to winners.
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H.G. Wells' 1896 novel, The Island of Dr. Moreau, serves as the subject for this discussion. The text explores themes of human cruelty, pain, and the moral implications of scientific invention, questioning how human intelligence interacts with the structure of nature in this 115-page science fiction classic.
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Participants are required to bring their own rackets and at least one shuttlecock. The cost for court rentals is divided among attendees, with the final amount per person determined by the number of courts used and the number of players present. First-time attendees must pay a deposit via e-transfer to confirm their participation, which is returned upon arrival at the event.
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A hands-on workshop focused on AWS core concepts and essential services. Attendees engage in a guided lab to gain practical experience, which serves as a foundation for preparing for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam. The session is designed for individuals without prior experience and is restricted to Northeastern students and alumni.
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This 18+ group-based language exchange event involves participants communicating in both Japanese and English within small groups of three to four people. The event focuses on language practice and is not intended for dating or matchmaking. Participants are expected to adhere to conduct guidelines prohibiting harassment, discrimination, and inappropriate behavior. Specific language partners or participants of particular nationalities are not guaranteed.
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The MidTown Toastmasters club hosts a speech contest featuring prepared speeches and impromptu Table Topics. The event provides an opportunity for attendees to observe public speaking techniques and practice impromptu speaking in a supportive group environment.
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ESL conversation practice sessions categorized by proficiency level, ranging from basic to advanced. Participants practice speaking while enjoying coffee or tea.
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Practical Philosophy is a weekly community meetup focused on critical thinking and communication. Participants engage in facilitated discussions on various topics to explore different perspectives without requiring prior academic knowledge. The sessions involve introductory presentations, small group discussions, and concluding summaries to foster open dialogue and community connection. No specific philosophical school is promoted, aiming instead for inclusive and diverse exchanges.
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A speed dating event for professionals with the intention of marriage within five years. The format includes mini-dating rounds, icebreakers, and open mingling, with a digital match form provided to facilitate connections.
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Mentor Discover Inspire (MDI) is a men's organization focused on mentoring men to live with excellence and serve as masculine leaders in their families, careers, and communities. The group provides a confidential space for personal support and conversation. Weekly meetings include check-ins, discussions, learning experiences, and peer support. An initial interview is required to participate in these in-person sessions.
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A bi-weekly social gathering for TSSC members to meet and engage in casual conversation. Attendees are expected to keep discussions light and avoid heated topics such as politics or religion. The group collectively decides on the topics of conversation during the sessions.
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This event is a silent book club gathering where members meet to read books in a shared, quiet environment. It provides a space for readers to enjoy literature together and socialize with others who share a passion for reading.
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A workshop focused on essential business financial metrics, including operating costs, profit margins, break-even points, and monthly cash flow projections. Participants learn how to set justifiable prices through practical examples. No prior accounting experience is necessary. A networking session for entrepreneurs is included.
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A 90-minute walking tour through Toronto’s historic Cabbagetown neighbourhood. The route explores local legends, historical narratives, and mysterious landmarks, including Allan Gardens, the Winchester Hotel, and the Toronto Necropolis. Participants visit various sites associated with urban folklore and Victorian history while walking through the area.
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Participants meet to share a meal and engage in casual conversation. This gathering offers an opportunity to socialize in a relaxed dining environment. A contribution fee is requested to support the group's ongoing activities.
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This event facilitates small group conversations in both Japanese and English over tea and board games. Participants are encouraged to bring a snack or drink to share. The event is exclusive to individuals assigned female at birth (AFAB). A strict RSVP policy is enforced to manage group attendance.
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This trivia night, hosted by Jason Agnew, features Halloween-themed questions. Attendees are encouraged to wear costumes. Participants are expected to purchase food or drinks to support the venue. The venue is fully accessible.
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Practical Philosophy is a weekly community gathering designed for individuals to engage in deep conversations, refine critical thinking, and improve communication skills. The format emphasizes accessible, non-academic dialogue rather than formal study, allowing participants to explore various topics without the need for prior preparation. Sessions are structured to foster interaction, often breaking into smaller groups to maintain conversational flow, and as a registered charity, the organization operates on a voluntary donation basis while prioritizing a respectful environment for diverse perspectives.
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AWS 101 is a hands-on workshop focused on practical cloud infrastructure deployment. Participants will set up AWS accounts, navigate the console, and deploy a functional website to a live server using core services such as EC2, S3, IAM, and RDS. The session includes a guided build session followed by a collaborative team challenge. Teams will extend a provided base project by integrating databases, upgrading designs, and configuring custom domains to simulate real-world architectural decision-making.
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Anna Karnaukh, founder of Treegress, presents a case study on transitioning from a no-code QA automation platform based on finite-state machines to agentic testing. The session examines the engineering tradeoffs and practical lessons learned from implementing AI agents in test planning, creation, and review. Attendees will explore how these changes impact the AI-assisted software development lifecycle for developers and QA teams.
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This event is designed for landlords and real estate industry professionals in Ontario seeking practical solutions for tenant-related challenges. It features a lineup of experts specializing in fraud prevention and detection to assist landlords in managing risks related to building rental portfolios. The session includes a panel with a property management professional, a paralegal specializing in the Landlord and Tenant Board and tenancy acts, and a private investigator focused on locating delinquent tenants. The event offers educational insights and networking opportunities.
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The 16th Short Reads Social focuses on the theme of fear. Participants engage in open, respectful, and philosophical discussions regarding whether people are more fearful today than in the past, how media consumption influences coping mechanisms, and modern perceptions of safety. Attendees are invited to review suggested articles and podcasts, though prior preparation is optional. A costume contest with a prize will also be held during the session.
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This event provides a platform for language exchange and social interaction with a Halloween theme. Participants can engage in a costume contest, listen to DJ music, play board games, and practice languages with people from diverse backgrounds. Costumes are encouraged for attendees.
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This session examines the development of a production-ready reporting application using .NET 10 and Angular, completed in approximately 120 hours with AI assistance. The presentation explores the methodology, including the use of Claude Code and Fable 5.1, as well as the deliberate development processes, prompting strategies, and collaborative workflows employed. The speaker provides insights into structuring projects and maintaining control over architecture and quality when integrating AI tools into professional software development.
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This walking tour explores the darker side of Old Toronto, focusing on local history, ghost stories, and urban legends. Participants learn about haunted hotels, gruesome executions, and mysterious events associated with various landmarks. The route covers notable sites from the downtown core to the Hockey Hall of Fame, highlighting unusual aspects of the city's past, including historical perspectives on clowns. The experience consists of outdoor storytelling rather than building entry.
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Legacy software is often perceived as fragile and difficult to maintain. However, it represents successful systems that generate revenue and serve active users. This presentation discusses approaches to managing legacy projects, identifying opportunities for incremental improvements, and transforming problematic codebases into more maintainable and enjoyable environments.
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Participants meet to practice French conversation. Guests are expected to purchase items from the cafe and are prohibited from bringing outside food or drink. Attendees should form small groups to accommodate the cafe seating layout and ensure space remains clear for others. Regular participants may provide optional financial support to assist with group maintenance.
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This monthly book club meeting is dedicated to discussing the novel The Final Girls by Riley Sager. The story follows Quincy Carpenter, one of three survivors of separate massacres dubbed The Final Girls by the media. Attendees are encouraged to read the book beforehand, though participation is open to everyone. Facilitators guide the conversation to ensure all participants have an opportunity to speak.
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