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🇨🇦 Guided Tour: Canada's National Food

🇨🇦 Guided Tour: Canada's National Food

Sun, May 31, 2:30 PM
From Fall in love with Canada together

**🇨🇦 Guide Alex: Canada's National Food** What exactly is **“Canadian cuisine”**? 🇨🇦 Is it a cohesive tradition, or a blend of migration, climate, and trade? Let’s find out on our food tour. We’ll find ourselves in the heart of the city market, where farmers, butchers, bakers, and tourists all come together. **We’ll try a true Toronto favorite** that was born right here, among the market stalls. **What we’ll discuss:** · What “traditional” means in a young country · How food reflects the economy and resources · How immigration shapes the city’s taste · Why the market is becoming a laboratory of identity We recommend skipping breakfast at home—the tour will be delicious! **Price includes the tour + breakfast:** Peameal bacon sandwich (¼ portion) 🥪, Butter tart 🥧, Coffee ☕, Poutine 🍟🧀 📍 **Meeting point:** St. Lawrence Market 🎤 **Host:** Alex 🚶 **Format:** food tour, approx. 2 hours

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Another Opportunity to Learn New Skills - Trekker Training

Another Opportunity to Learn New Skills - Trekker Training

Sat, Jun 6, 1:00 PM
From These Boots Are Made for Hiking
4.8

**Meet up Point:** Algonquin Park - Maggie Lake Entrance **Two Days...sat and sun** **Fee for Trekking Training: $99.** Because it was so much fun, we are offering Trekker Training again in June! We want you (and all our members) out Trekking. Don't give up your Sunday hikes, but hey it's time to up your hiking game! Which is why we are offering skills training for future trekkers so they can join in on trekking adventures outside of Ontario. There is a lot to learn to prepare for a multi day trekk, and we want you to be prepared. It is not just knowing what equipment to buy, how much to carry, tent set up, it's also food prep, attitude, and emergency skills and so much more! So, in order for you to ensure you have a safe and the very BEST trekking experience we are offering an overnight training experience. **Experienced Boots Trekkers feel free to hop in and show them how it's done!** We will cover in one weekend - * your weighted pack * pack pacing * water filtering * trail etiquette * safety * equipment must haves * first aid * atittude adjustment * fire starting * navigation * ...and more

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Eglinton-Yonge Toastmasters Weekly Meeting - IN-PERSON

Eglinton-Yonge Toastmasters Weekly Meeting - IN-PERSON

Thu, May 28, 10:20 PM
From Eglinton-Yonge Toastmasters Club
4.8

At Eglinton-Yonge Toastmasters, we're more than just a club - we're a community. Please arrive by 6:00 p.m. to socialize. Guests are welcome. There is no fee to visit. We meet at: Northern District Library 40 Orchard View Blvd. Second Floor, RM# 200. Directions to the room can be viewed at the following link: [https://bit.ly/eytm-welcome](https://bit.ly/eytm-welcome) Members of Eglinton-Yonge Toastmasters learn and practice public speaking and leadership skills with a friendly, helpful, and encouraging group of people. As a year-round club, attendance varies depending on the season. A typical meeting involves 25-30 active members and 2-5 guests. Guests are able to: • Meet a great group of people • Participate in Table Topics • Share feedback at the end Members receive: • Learning materials • Monthly Toastmasters magazine • Access to Pathways • Online resources through Toastmasters International • An Easy-speak.org account to track speech progress We look forward to seeing you!

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Wilkett Creek, Serena Grundy, Sunnybrook and Edwards Garden!

Wilkett Creek, Serena Grundy, Sunnybrook and Edwards Garden!

Sun, May 24, 2:30 PM
From These Boots Are Made for Hiking
4.8

**MeetUp Point: Entrance is off Leslie Street. Turn left on Leslie to the parking lot 2 in Wilkett Creek Park.** (Don't follow the pin) Join us for a 12 km urban hike that is challenging. Starting past Wilcot Parking lot 2, we will be passing through sunnybrook Park and Edwards Gardens. For lunch we can atop at the TBG Bloom Cafe or bring a lunch, lots of water. Please ensure arms and legs are covered as there are plenty of ticks out there.

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OutDoor Recreation Soccer (CANCELLED)

OutDoor Recreation Soccer (CANCELLED)

Sun, May 24, 2:00 PM
From Asian Business & Social Network (3,000 friends, #1 @ Canada)
4.6

Smaller group on a small field, recreational, low level, only very small group. It's a smaller field, usually, we play 4 on 4 or max 5 on 5. No subs. Outdoor turf and free soccer event, . The event is none competitive soccer for low levels only, the game should be easy and fun, so we can get little bit sweat while enjoy the weather. This is no contact soccer, We should have have another what's app group of friends joining us on the soccer field, all you need to bring is good spirit and your own water. should be lots parking around the school and it's few mins walk from the subway station, once you get there, we will be gathered on the field. If we cancel the event, I will post on the event board here. If the game is cancelled, I will post on the comment board. This event is sponsored by Harbord Bakery (http://www.harbordbakery.ca/), Bakery on Mavis(http://www.bakeryonmavis.ca/) Brazil Bakery (http://brazilbakerypastry.ca/) Kensington Natural Bakery (http://kensingtonnaturalbakery.ca/) and EJoyCity.ca (https://www.ejoycity.ca/), iBake (http://i-bake.ca/), La Novita Bakery(http://lanovitabakery.ca) Absolute Bakery(http://absolutecafe.ca) they will give 10% off on everything. Simply, just tell them you are here for the meetup event.

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Doube’s Bridge + Canoe Day Plan

Doube’s Bridge + Canoe Day Plan

Sat, Jun 6, 1:00 PM
From Move With Intention
4.9

Doube’s Bridge + Canoe Day Plan Stop 1 — Morning Walk 📍 Orange Corners Road Access Walk the Kawartha Trans Canada Trail to Doube's Trestle Bridge Hiking Plan Start early: around 8:30–9:00 AM Walk east on trail Cross the bridge Continue until: 7.5 km Turn back Total: 15 km ~3.5–4.5 hours After Hike Drive about 20–30 minutes toward Omemee for paddling. Stop 2 — Canoe/Kayak Best launch area: Omemee Boat Launch Good for: beginner canoeing relaxing paddle scenic river views less stressful launching Paddle Route Explore the Pigeon River Paddle casually toward: marsh areas quiet shoreline Emily Provincial Park direction Timeline 8:30 AM → Start hike 12:30–1:00 PM → Finish hike 1:00 PM → Lunch/snack break 1:30 PM → Drive to canoe launch 2:00–4:00 PM → Paddle 4:30 PM → Early dinner nearby Bring For both activities: water electrolytes snacks/protein bars sunscreen bug spray hat extra socks towel portable charger change of clothes For canoe: waterproof bag sandals/water shoes life jacket

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform for finding and joining groups around shared interests, including outdoor adventures like canyoneering. Users can attend events, meet people, and explore local activities to expand their social network.

You can search on Meetup for local canyoneering groups by entering 'canyoneering' and selecting Toronto as your location. This helps you find groups hosting events or gatherings focused on exploring canyons and outdoor adventures around the city.

Absolutely, you can join as many hiking groups as you like on Meetup. This flexibility allows you to participate in various events, discover different trails, and connect with diverse groups of hiking enthusiasts.

To check for upcoming canyoneering events in Toronto, search for local groups and filter the events by date. This will show you any scheduled activities for this weekend, enabling you to RSVP and plan your adventure.

RSVPing on Meetup means you’re letting the organizer know you plan to attend an event. This helps manage group size and logistics, ensuring a smoother experience for both organizers and attendees.

Meetup offers both free and paid options. Typically, joining groups and browsing events are free, but some organizers may charge a fee for specific events to cover costs. Check individual event details for pricing info.

Yes, you can create your own event by becoming an organizer on Meetup. This allows you to set up and lead a canyoneering activity, sharing your passion and inviting other enthusiasts to join your adventure.

Meetup acts as a platform to connect enthusiasts with event hosts; it does not organize events directly. Group organizers handle event planning, so quality and frequency depend on these individuals and groups.

Indeed, depending on the group's choice, you might find both online and in-person events. This variety offers the chance to engage with the community in ways that best suit your preferences and situation.

The popularity of canyoneering in Toronto varies, but you can gauge interest by the number of active groups and events. Exploring Meetup's listings in Toronto will provide insights into how many fellow enthusiasts share this interest in the city.

Yes, Toronto has an active canyoneering community where you can join events, meet other enthusiasts, and explore the magnificent natural landscapes surrounding the city through Meetup.

Not necessarily; some groups might combine different outdoor activities depending on what the organizer plans. While the focus could be on canyoneering, other related outdoor adventures could be included in events.

Success in making connections through Meetup depends on various factors, such as personal engagement and active participation in events. While Meetup facilitates meeting people, outcomes are not guaranteed.

It depends on demand and interests within the community. While many Popular activities have active groups, some niche interests might have fewer or no groups available. Checking Meetup frequently helps find newly formed groups.

If you don't find a canyoneering group right away, consider setting up alerts for when new groups form or look into related outdoor activity groups that could offer similar experiences.