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Board games in downtown Toronto

Board games in downtown Toronto

Sun, Jun 14, 6:00 PM
From Toronto 420 friendlies

Let's play board games! Come and leave as you please! The venue charges 6$ per person for 2 hrs of board games. Nice and affordable food options.

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8 attendees
Could Frontier Labs’ Internal Agents Already Go Rogue?

Could Frontier Labs’ Internal Agents Already Go Rogue?

Thu, Jun 4, 10:00 PM
From Toronto AI Safety
4.5

This is a ticketed event. You can register [here](https://luma.com/trajec-2gru). ​ Could an AI company’s internal coding agents create a “rogue deployment”, a set of agents running without human knowledge or permission? In February and March 2026, [METR](https://metr.org/?utm_source=luma), the organization behind the [time horizons graph](https://metr.org/time-horizons/), conducted a pilot of a process to assess just that. Anthropic, Google DeepMind, Meta, and OpenAI gave us access to their most capable internal LLMs and a wide range of non-public information. We concluded that, while internal agents plausibly had the means, motive, and opportunity to start small rogue deployments, they didn’t have the means to avoid human detection indefinitely. METR researcher Thomas Broadley explains the process, the six key facts that informed our conclusion, and how we expect risk to evolve over the next few months. ​You can watch a livestream of the talk [here](https://www.youtube.com/@Trajectory-Labs/live?utm_source=luma).

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Toronto Climate Film Festival: Emergence: Women In The Storm (TORONTO PREMIERE)

Toronto Climate Film Festival: Emergence: Women In The Storm (TORONTO PREMIERE)

Sun, May 31, 10:30 PM
From Toronto Sustainability Meetup
4.6

[Toronto Climate Film Festival](https://www.tcff.ca/) and [ClimateFast](https://www.climatefast.ca/) present: **Emergence: Women In The Storm** **Sunday May 31, 2026 – 6:30-9pm** Doors open @ 6:30 pm. Screening starts @ 7 pm. Join acclaimed directors Nova Ami and Velcrow Ripper at the Toronto premiere for a Q&A to discuss ‘wisdom from the storm’ — how finding your community is one of the best ways to prepare for emergencies. Presented by The Toronto Climate Film Festival and Climate Fast. Doors at 6:30pm, screening at 7:00; Q & A to follow moderated by legendary feminist activist Judy Rebick. Trailer: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ytX_0KiQnM](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ytX_0KiQnM) Tickets: [https://cool.world/event/emergence-toronto-premiere/](https://cool.world/event/emergence-toronto-premiere/) (Your Meetup RSVP will not get you a ticket!) About the film: Climate change is here. As heat domes, atmospheric rivers, and wildfires reshape our world, how do we protect what matters most? EMERGENCE: Women in the Storm goes beyond the headlines to explore how women are navigating climate emergencies. Recent disasters, including the wildfire that burned the town of Lytton to the ground and the devastating floods in the Fraser Valley, are seen through the eyes of survivors, while emergency responders and community organizers provide perspectives on preparing for – and moving beyond – the worst. Meghan Fandrich’s reflective readings from Burning Sage: Poems from the Lytton Fire, written after losing her town to the blaze, are woven together with stories of healing, resilience and hope in the face of an uncertain future. Intimate and beautifully crafted, the film offers insights on how to live in this new reality, finding ways to carry on without giving up. Website: [https://emergence.film/](https://emergence.film/)

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Riverdale Park - Outdoor Sports and Chill

Riverdale Park - Outdoor Sports and Chill

Sat, May 30, 7:30 PM
From Social Walkie Talkie
4.7

Hello hello, Last week the weather had other plans. This week, I am trying. Weather permitting, I'll update if the forecast turns on us again. Here's hoping it doesn't. We're claiming a patch of park like it's ours (it's not) for an afternoon of games, sports, and the kind of low-stakes chaos that happens when you put people in sunlight. Frisbee, volleyball, ball sports, some other games here and there. Meetup Spot: Riverdale park East. https://maps.app.goo.gl/MvZvbJy7C9KNGKP88 (I may update the location depending upon free patch of land for us) **Bring:** Any outdoor games / Sports you would like to play, water (Or beer🍺), snacks, and a blanket to relax after the cardio. I'll bring a frisbee and volleyball. *See you on the hill. ☀️*

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41 attendees
Toronto Real Estate Meetup

Toronto Real Estate Meetup

Tue, Jun 9, 10:00 PM
From Toronto Real Estate
4.3

Join us for an evening of learning and networking at the Canadian Real Estate Investor Podcast's Toronto Meetup, sponsored by Sherwin-Williams. Whether you are new to real estate investing or looking to enhance your skills, this event is designed for all levels of experience. Our group of seasoned real estate agents, investors, and entrepreneurs will share their knowledge and insights on topics such as mortgages, property management, and investment strategies. Connect with like-minded individuals in the Toronto real estate community and gain valuable industry connections. Learn from successful investors, benefit from real estate networking opportunities, and discover the keys to successful entrepreneurship in the competitive market. Don't miss out on this event tailored to help you take your real estate investing game to the next level.

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12 attendees
Vibe Coding the Platform: Agentic DevOps with Claude Code & Codex

Vibe Coding the Platform: Agentic DevOps with Claude Code & Codex

Thu, Jun 11, 9:30 PM
From Toronto Enterprise DevOps User Group
4.5

LLM chat was the warm-up. Ask a question. Copy. Paste. Tweak. Useful — but capped. The real shift is agentic DevOps workflows using tools like Claude Code and the OpenAI Codex App — systems that can reason across repositories, plan multi-step changes, modify infrastructure, and operate closer to how real engineers build. This session is both 101 and 201. If you’re new to agentic tooling, you’ll understand what’s fundamentally different from chat-based usage. If you’re already experimenting, you’ll leave with practical agentic patterns for workflow design, context control, infrastructure changes, and avoiding unstructured vibe coding. Not using agentic tooling in DevOps today is starting to feel like refusing to use the internet in 2003. This isn’t about hype. It’s about leverage. It’s a great time to be a builder — if you build with agents. *Come at 5:30 pm have some pizza and chat for a bit. The presentation starts at 6:00 pm.*

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects people with similar hobbies or interests by offering local group events where members can participate and meet like-minded individuals.

Search for drone-related groups on Meetup by entering keywords like "drones" along with "Toronto" to discover communities and events in the area.

Yes, you can find drone events in Toronto by exploring Meetup groups focused on drone flying and technology to see upcoming events.

Drone activities can include skills workshops, flying events, and discussions about new technologies, designed for enthusiasts in and around Toronto.

Absolutely, Meetup allows you to join multiple groups. It's a great way to experience diverse drone activities and meet different communities.

To RSVP, simply click on the event link, then follow the instructions on the Meetup page to confirm your attendance and see event details.

No, events are hosted by individual groups or organizers using Meetup as a platform to promote them. Meetup facilitates the coordination but does not organize events.

Participation varies, and while you'll likely meet passionate drone enthusiasts, the skill levels can range from beginners to experts depending on the event.

Not all are flying-related; some might focus on technical basics, maintenance, or networking among drone enthusiasts to share insights and experiences.

Yes, beginners are welcome! Many events cater to a range of skill levels and offer a friendly environment for learning and sharing knowledge about drones.

While most Meetup events are free, some may have an associated cost depending on the activities planned by the organizers. Always check event details.

Availability can vary. If no active group exists, consider starting your own. Meetup offers resources for creating and growing new groups.

No, joining doesn't imply mandatory attendance. You're free to attend events that fit your schedule and interests without long-term commitment.

Event frequency can fluctuate based on organizer availability and interest. Keep an eye on your Meetup dashboard for the latest updates.

Meetup is centered around group activities, so personal mentorship isn't guaranteed. However, it can connect you with experienced pilots for guidance.