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Toronto Fractional Executives Pub Night -- November 2026

Toronto Fractional Executives Pub Night -- November 2026

Tue, Nov 10, 11:30 PM
From Toronto Fractional Executives Pub Night
4.9

# **Toronto Fractional Executives Pub Night: Round 3!** We're back for round three! After two great get-togethers earlier this year, we're excited to bring Toronto's fractional executive community together again for another evening of relaxed, in-person networking. If you're a Fractional COO, CFO, CTO, CMO, CHRO, or another senior operator working on a fractional basis, this event is for you. It's also a great opportunity for founders and investors who work with fractional leaders to connect with the people doing the work. The idea is simple: **step away from your screens, grab a drink, and connect with people who actually get the fractional life.** ## **What to expect** * **Relaxed, pub-style networking**, no presentations, no slide decks, no panels. * **Real conversations** with experienced executives and operators. * **Ideas and insights** on fractional work, finding clients, and building a successful practice. * **New connections** that could lead to referrals, collaborations, and partnerships. No formal agenda and no pressure. Come when you can, grab a drink, and mingle. ## **Who should attend?** * Practicing fractional executives (CXOs). * Independent consultants operating at the executive level. * Experienced operators considering a move into fractional work. * Founders and senior executives at SMBs looking for fractional leadership. * VC/PE executives exploring fractional leadership for their portfolio companies. Whether you're well-established in the fractional world or just exploring the idea, come out and join us. ## **The details** **Venue:** Paupers Pub, second floor **Address:** 539 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M5S 1Y5 **Getting there:** Paupers is on the south side of Bloor, just east of Bathurst, and a short walk from Bathurst subway station. **Bar:** Cash bar, with food available for purchase. **Space may be limited, so please RSVP if you plan to attend.** **Going forward, all registrations will happen on Luma. Please don't RSVP on Meetup. Use the Luma link below:** **[https://luma.com/bmawtwxr](https://luma.com/bmawtwxr)**

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GoGeomatics Presents: GIS skills in the age of AI: what still matters for you?

GoGeomatics Presents: GIS skills in the age of AI: what still matters for you?

Tue, Nov 10, 12:00 AM
From Toronto GoGeomatics Canada Monthly Networking Social
4.7

GoGeomatics presentations are back! Our monthly socials will now kick off with a featured presentation and Q&A, followed by plenty of time to network and continue the conversation. **GIS skills in the age of AI: what still matters for you?** Where is the next generation of GIS talent coming from in Canada, and what are they learning? Join educator and GIS professional Shawn Morgan for a casual conversation about the state of GIS education in Canada, where to find new hires, and how to keep your own skills sharp as the field changes. **Speaker: Shawn Morgan** For nearly 30 years, Shawn has helped organizations around the globe understand and leverage GIS technology. A veteran educator, he has taught for major industry software companies and leading academic institutions, including Fleming College, the Southern African Wildlife College, the University of Waterloo, Conestoga College, and Durham College. Beyond education, Shawn leads SimplyHelp.ca which delivers specialized tech consulting and workshops for municipal, non-profit, and corporate clients, and serves as CTO of a startup developing CurbReserver to optimize automated vehicle traffic in urban areas. **About GoGeomatics:** These events are a great opportunity for students and professionals to connect with the local geomatics community, share ideas, and chat about GIS, data, remote sensing, surveying and more, in a casual welcoming atmosphere.

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Fall Set Dance

Fall Set Dance

Sat, Nov 7, 1:00 AM
From Toronto Irish Set Dancing

**2nd Set Dance of 2026/27!** Come join us for some lively Irish Set dancing, which is akin to square dancing to Irish music. We have: \*live music -North Atlantic Drift \*snacks \*cash bar \*experienced caller -Maureen Mulvey-Leary You will: +get exercise (it's lively!) +meet great people +be well taken care of +experience Irish culture Also: -No partner needed -no fancy footwork required -free parking -TTC accessible $30 at the door, cash preferred, etransfer possible contact us for more info: [www.torontoirishsetdancing.wpcomstaging.com](http://www.torontoirishsetdancing.com/) [setdancetoronto@gmail.com](mailto:setdancetoronto@gmail.com) FB: Set Dancing Toronto

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MUG Toronto NOV 2026 - Voyage AI with MongoDB

MUG Toronto NOV 2026 - Voyage AI with MongoDB

Tue, Nov 10, 10:30 PM
From Toronto MongoDB User Group
4.7

# **REGISTER OVER IN LUMA: [https://luma.com/sn68vy7c ](https://luma.com/sn68vy7c)** # **Follow our new Calendar in Luma: [https://luma.com/mug-toronto](https://luma.com/mug-toronto)** \*\*\*\*\* # **Join us for a MongoDB User Group in Toronto 🚀** ​Come connect with fellow developers, tech enthusiasts, and the curious-minded for an evening exploring the best practices and real-world use cases powering modern apps with MongoDB. Whether you're building your first project or scaling to millions of users, you'll walk away with practical insights, fresh ideas, and a great group of people to swap notes with. ​Grab a drink, meet the local MongoDB community, and see what's possible when you build with the right database. See you there! # ​**Agenda** ​**17.30:** Arrival & Networking **18.00:** Welcome **18.10: Voyage AI with MongoDB Skill Badge** **19.00:** Pizza & Networking **19.30:** Event Close # ​Session Details ## ​**Voyage AI with MongoDB Skill Badge** ​In this session, you’ll learn what vector embeddings are, how they’re created, and why they’re essential for powering modern AI applications and semantic search. ​At the end of the workshop, you will also be able to check your learning and earn a [skill badge](https://mdb.link/skills?utm_source=luma) to share with your network! Speaker: Leonardo Gomes, Developer, Pelmorex Leo is a Full Stack Developer and passionate about Node.js, Cloud, and MongoDB.

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Line Dancing ! Beg+ Thursday Nights

Line Dancing ! Beg+ Thursday Nights

Thu, Nov 12, 11:00 PM
From Clarkson's Fab & 50+ "Dance it Up! Group (Line Dance & more)

Come join the fun! If you've always wanted to give line dancing a try then this class is for you. We work on the basic movements found in most line dances and cover a variety of musical genres including country, pop, disco and more. This is a mixed level so all are welcome. We warm up with basics and keep you moving and grooving for the whole hour. Thursdays at 6:00pm. It's only a $10 drop in and it's a great way to be active and stay social. info@comedancing.ca for more info or 647-609-3933 or just drop in! Come join us! Come Dancing!! www.comedancing.ca

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TorontoAI + AWS User Group - Demo Day

TorontoAI + AWS User Group - Demo Day

Wed, Nov 4, 11:00 PM
From Toronto AI Meetup
4.3

Ask Your Data Warehouse Questions With a Model You Host Yourself Short abstract (for the agenda): Please register - https://www.meetup.com/aws-ug-toronto/events/316858236/ A live demo of db-agent, an open-source text-to-SQL agent, querying a Databricks warehouse using a local LLM through Ollama. No model API, no per-question token bill, nothing leaving your network. I'll also show the guardrail that stops the agent from running a destructive query. Longer version (if they ask for one): Text-to-SQL is everywhere now. Running it on a metered model API means every question has a price, and many teams can't send schema to an outside model at all. In this demo I'll run db-agent with a local model through Ollama against a Databricks SQL warehouse on AWS. You'll see what a self-hosted model handles well, where it fails, and the read-only safety layer that keeps it from changing data. Code is open source: github.com/db-agent/db-agent

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