The Toronto Power Group is an organization comprised of individuals who are passionate about personal & professional development, and who want to share this knowledge with others.

This is a PRIVATE CLUB for Members and Affiliates of the Global Information Network. It is an "unofficial" GIN Social Club for Toronto and surrounding area GIN members to allow us to plan various social events such as Dream Building, Dinners, Sports, Movies, BBQ's, small and large get togethers... you decide! Join in on this "Feel Good" Club :)

Alliance Adventure's goal is to provide access to a vast range of events that positively impact the human experience through inclusive access to unique activities and experiences. You get out there meeting new people, maybe you try something new or something you just really enjoy but ultimately have an awesome time surrounded by good people. These events will range from interactive sport meet-ups, social dinners, taking in local events, networking / professional development, travel, throu …

Greetings Mobile Lovers! The Toronto mobile user experience group (The MUX) is a group where mobile professionals, interaction designers, software developers, UX pros, designers, marketing professionals, and any mobile industry enthusiast can gather to discuss the process, challenges, and fun of developing a mobile related service or product. The main focus of this group will be on exploring the best UX and design interface of mobile apps and mobile websites.

… Where: The Marketcrashers Hackernest 231 Wallace Avenue Toronto, ON M6H 1V5 3 minute walk from Lansdowne TTC subway station 5 minute walk from Bloor GO train station easy parking At any given Hackernest meetup, you may find people who are: curious about developing on Ruby on Rails, but far too attached to Cake PHP to ever take the plunge looking for a tech/entrepreneur/new business story to cover Objective-C experts who secretly hate themselves for working on iPhones/iPads/Apple …

Digital Canada's Meetup: Meet other communications professionals to explore new developments in digital media and emerging best practices.

UHN Toastmasters, Club 1188896, Area 4, Division A, District 60 ***Guests and Visitors are WELCOME!*** Where: Room EN1-429/430 (beside the hospital library) inside Toronto General Hospital, 200 Elizabeth Street When: Every Wednesday from 6PM to 8PM Who: This club is OPEN to everyone. You do NOT have to be an employee of the University Health Network. Our membership consists of undergraduate and graduate students from the University of Toronto and Ryerson University, staff at UHN, retir …

Actors Writers & Filmmakers If you are interested in making or learning about making films then this is the group for you! Whether you are an actor, writer, director, producer (or want to be), or are interested in the technical or design aspects of film making, you will get a chance to hone your craft or simply learn about it by joining our group. Our current membership ranges from amateur to professional and we believe the best way to learn about making movies is to actually shoot them. If you …

Welcome to Toronto Photographic, We are Toronto's largest and most active photography group, open to everyone interested in photography and making new friends that share their passion. Our goal is to help one another develop and fine tune our photographic technique, while growing a global community of photographers of all skill levels. Whether you want to learn the secrets of making more artistic photographs, about digital photography, or maybe you're have a new digital camera and want to lea …

NTEN Toronto Tech Club is an informal local group that meets regularly to get to know their colleagues, develop a professional support network, and talk shop. Topics for these gatherings range from networking to full presentations, group discussions to panel Q and A, and everything in between. Check out some of our members featured on the NTEN site! Read the results of the survey about what people are looking for in an NTEN Tech Club in Toronto. You can find out more about the NTEN 501 Tech Club …

"There are among the matters yet to be imagined. Matters of which as yet no inkling. The test is company." - Beckett Technology has changed how books are being written, discovered, read, sold, shared, and talked about. Words are finding new modalities and innovators across disciplines have begun to experiment with how technology might improve their creation, curation, and consumption. Code Meet Print TO is the community at the heart of this shift in Toronto. We explore the intersection of text …

The worlds of hackers and journalists are coming together as reporting goes digital and Internet companies become media empires. Journalists call themselves "hacks," someone who can churn out words in any situation. Hackers use the digital equivalent of duct tape to whip out code. Hacker-journalists try and bridge the two worlds. This group is to bring all these people together -- those who are working to help people make sense of their world. It's for hackers exploring technologies to filter …