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Free Food & Discussions — Canada U.S. Tariffs

Free Food & Discussions — Canada U.S. Tariffs

Fri, Nov 13, 11:00 PM
From Democracy by the Bonfire

Are you worried about what's going on between Trump and Carney's trade talks? Want to learn more about the drama? Come say your piece at Democracy by the Bonfire's third event on **November 13** from 6-9pm at Trillium Park. This event is sponsored by Apathy is Boring and their Table Topics initiative, so if you are between the ages of 18-30, you should come for the **FREE FOOD**! **The Agenda** **6:00-5:05 - Introductions** After a land acknowledgement, the facilitator explains the agenda, introduces this week’s topic and establishes the rules of engagement. **6:05-5:20 - Lecture** Facilitator summarizes the timeline of the trade talks between Canada and the U.S. in order to give participants the necessary information to engage in the following activities. **6:20-7:00 - Activity #1: Finding common ground** Everybody has a story to tell. This is your chance share your frustrations and listen to different perspectives. **7:00-7:40 - Activity #2: Diagnosing the Problem** Here we break out into small groups and start to discuss the actual policies that have been implemented and how they may have positively or negatively impacted our quality of life. **7:40-8:20 - Activity #3: Moving Forward** What do you envision the future of the country to be? Here we regroup to talk about potential solutions we want to see being put forward and whether the current proposals will move us closer to our goals. **8:20-8:30 - Concluding Remarks** The facilitator introduces the theme for the next event and asks for donations before wrapping up the event. **8:30 - Socialize** The meetup is officially over, but you can stick around to chat by the fire and make some new friends! **[Join our Discord!](https://discord.gg/PxAsXAGfJj)**

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2 attendees

Michelin Recognized Upscale Thai Barbeque

Sun, Nov 29, 12:00 AM
From Toronto Foodie Friends Social Club
4.6
2 attendees
Port Lands: Moonlight shining toward us (6.1 km)

Port Lands: Moonlight shining toward us (6.1 km)

Mon, Nov 16, 11:30 PM
From Hike to Eat
4.7

Biidaasige Park has become the top urban park in Canada in barely more than a year. The play area is impressive with ziplines and water works. Biking and walking paths wind through tranquil, restored wetlands and scattered artworks. Design thinking is evident in the placement of amenities and trail layout. If you haven't visited it already, go during the day. This hike happens at night, when you can see the park in a different light (or lack thereof). The park is a key development in the Port Lands area, which will transform into Toronto's newest neighbourhood in the next decade. This hike will start at the eastern end, follow the coastline to Cherry Beach and swing up to the park. Most of the area is still industrial. The only good place to eat is at the end, a local favourite for barbecue. **Highlights** 1. Leslie Lookout Park (depart 6:30 pm) 2. Hearn Generating Station 3. Waterfront Trail 4. Cherry Beach Life Guard Station (depart 7:13 pm) 5. Bridges of Port Lands 6. Atlas Crane 7. Lassonde Art Trail 8. Views of Toronto skyline 9. Ziplines at Biidaasige playground 10. Giant snow owl, beavers, raccoons, and other critters 11. Cherry Street Bar-B-Que (arrive 8pm) **Neighbourhoods** Port Lands > Lower Don Lands **Map** [https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1EJACCyOoX-EdS2UE7Kpnic7P6rtmvac&usp=sharing](https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1EJACCyOoX-EdS2UE7Kpnic7P6rtmvac&usp=sharing) The trail from the start to Cherry Beach has no lighting but is wide and flat. You will be walking in the dark, perhaps with moonlight or city lights illuminating some of the way. Headlamps or torches can be helpful. Recommended to bike, walk, or take a TTC bus to the start point because it's troublesome to return there in the dark. **How it works** Hike starts punctually. Late or can't do the whole route? Meet us at scheduled checkpoints. See our [home page](https://www.meetup.com/hike-to-eat/) for more info.

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50 attendees

Brunch at Riley's Fish and Steak

Sat, Nov 21, 5:30 PM
From Never Eat Alone
4.8
6 attendees
Scarborough Weight Loss Challenge

Scarborough Weight Loss Challenge

Wed, Nov 11, 12:00 AM
From Scarborough Weight Loss Meetup

https://secure.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/5/8/b/f/600_466702719.jpeg Be part of a supportive community of regular people looking to improve their wellness, shed a few pounds and have some fun! Come to our introductory class and learn about our effective and informative 5 week program! Lose up to 10 lbs** in 5 weeks and have the opportunity to win prizes for losing weight! Best of all; learn how to keep the weight off! • Weekly Nutrition Class • Weekly Weigh-in • Personal Wellness Coach to help you! • Support and Motivation • Learn how to keep the weight off! ** As part of a healthy lifestyle you can generally expect to lose around half a pound to 1 pound per week!

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1 attendee

(Event #69) A hidden gem in Mississauga for Shisha and food!

Sun, Nov 15, 12:30 AM
From GTA Shisha Meetup
4.9
13 attendees
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Meetup allows users to join groups for free. However, some BBQ events might have a fee to cover equipment or venue costs, as determined by the organizers.

Expect to socialize with fellow barbecue enthusiasts while enjoying food and outdoor relaxation. It's a chance to connect over shared culinary interests.

Barbecue meetups are organized by local BBQ groups. Each group creates events that focus on socializing, grilling, and enjoying food together.

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While Meetup provides opportunities to connect, building friendships ultimately depends on your active engagement and communication with other members.

Many barbecue events are in-person, focusing on community gatherings, but it's best to check the event details on Meetup as some may adapt to online formats.

Event styles vary with each organizer, so preferences may differ. Check event details to see if the BBQ style and location match your interests.

Most BBQ meetups welcome friends, but check the event's RSVP policy on Meetup. Some events may have attendance limits due to space or supplies.

Group quality can vary by organizer. Browse reviews, past activities, and group size in Toronto to find a BBQ community that suits you.