Non-profit Organizations in University-Rosedale, Toronto, ON
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Results from the 'Non-profit Organizations' category in University-Rosedale, Toronto
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720 Bathurst St, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5S 2R4
(416) 504-7241
Exposition, Non-profit organization, Fairs, Trade Shows, Nonprofit Organization, Show, Business Services 
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105 St. George Street, Toronto, M5S 3E6
(647) 254-0135
Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization 
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720 Bathurst St., Toronto, M5S 2R4
(416) 603-4040
Nonprofit Organization, Non-Governmental Organization NGO, Non-profit organization 
Operation Groundswell offers unique learning and cultural immersion experiences through their trips. Participants praise the smooth planning process, friendly and knowledgeable guides, and once-in-a-lifetime activities. The trips provide opportunities to learn and make a positive impact in local communities. 
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920 Yonge St, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M4W 3C7
(416) 920-0268
Family Counselor, Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization 
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215 Huron Street, 6Th Floor, Room 603, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M5S 1A2
(416) 978-1259
The early beginnings of U of T’s Anti-Racism & Cultural Diversity Office arose with the creation of the Special Committee on Race Relations and Anti-Racism Initiatives in 1991. With the appointment of a Special Advisor to the President in 1993, the Race Relations and Anti-Racism Initiatives Office (RRARIO) was established. 
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19 Madison Ave, Toronto, M5R 2S2
(416) 962-1800
Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization, Performing arts theater, Performance Art Theatre 
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44 Charles St W #2319, Toronto, M4Y 1R7
(416) 996-8790
Non-profit organization, Festival, Nonprofit Organization Customers express enthusiasm for the authentically Irish atmosphere of St. Patrick's Parade Toronto. 
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310 Bloor Street West, Toronto, M5S 1W4
(416) 925-9405
Non-profit organization, Museum, Nonprofit Organization, Community Organization 
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360A Bloor Street West, Toronto, M5S 1X1
(905) 516-0639
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110 Cumberland Street, Suite 402, Toronto, M5R 3V5
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4 Devonshire Place, UNIVERSITY, Toronto, M5S 2E1
(416) 506-1597
A Unique Graduate Residential Community Massey College is a graduate students’ residential community affiliated with, but independent from, the University of Toronto. The College offers much more than a residence; it provides a unique, congenial and intellectual environment for graduate students of distinguished ability in all disciplines to share in a rich and stimulating community. In addition to the students affiliated with the College, who are known as Junior Fellows, other members of the community include distinguished senior scholars and eminent members of society beyond the academic world. Relationships among all members of the community are encouraged and fostered by a variety of College events and programs, including High Table dinners held biweekly throughout the academic year. A College choir, sports teams, chapel services and numerous social events all contribute to our warm and vibrant community. Massey College is home to the Canadian Journalism Fellowships and, together with the School of Graduate Studies, supports the Scholar-at-Risk program. The College buildings, designed by celebrated architect Ron Thom, were constructed in 1962 and are centrally located on the University of Toronto campus, near public transportation. Five residences are arranged around a central quadrangle. Ondaatje Hall, the Upper Library, the Private Dining Room, and the Common Room may be reserved for special meals and events, using the College’s excellent catering facilities. These rooms can also be booked for meetings, receptions, lectures, religious services, and seminars. The Junior Fellows’ rooms and a small number of suites are available for rental during the summer months and offer a central place to stay when visiting Toronto. 
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75 QUEEN'S PARK CRESCENT EAST, Toronto, M5S 1K7
(416) 813-4099
Non-profit organization, College, Mental health service, Religious organization, Nonprofit Organization 
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32 Heath St W., HARBORD VILLAGE, Toronto, M4V 1T3
(416) 926-9264
Day care center, Organisations, child care day care, Associations et Organisations, Organizations, Services professionnels 
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77 Harbord St, HARBORD VILLAGE, Toronto, M5S 1G4
(416) 966-9642
Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Centre is a calming sanctuary in the heart of downtown Toronto. Escape the stresses of city life with one of our Satsang yoga or meditation classes. Our classes are suitable for the whole family, including children and teens. Visit our centre today! Workshops are also offered. 
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33 Cecil Street, Toronto, M5T 1N1
(416) 597-8408
Non-profit organization, Corporate Office, Nonprofit Organization 
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80 Hayden Street, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M4Y 3G2
(416) 463-5312
KAIROS: Canadian Ecumenical Justice Initiatives is a Canadian faith-based human rights & ecological justice movement .Eleven churches and religious communities make up our formal membership but everyone is welcome to join in, regardless of your background. 
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108 College St, Suite W1020, Toronto, M5G 0C6
(416) 673-8100
The Ontario Bioscience Innovation Organization (OBIO®) is a not-for-profit, membership-based organization engaged in the development of an integrated health innovation economy for Ontario that will become a leader in providing health technology to the international marketplace. OBIO advances this goal through advocacy, promotion and strategic leadership and via collaborative partnerships with industry, academia, patients and government. 
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720 Bathurst Street, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5S 2R4
(416) 204-1082
Orange” “Wavering”(1981) DW20 Bill T. Jones, “It Takes Two” (1989) DW58 Benoit Lachambre/Marie-Josée Chartier, “Vol Plan a Bout Portant/Could It Be a Nightmare?” (1988) DW53 Kai H. Lai, “Owls” (1983) DW33 Daniel Léveillé, “But I Love You” (1992) DW73, “Amour, acide et noix” (2003) DW144, “La pudeur des icebergs” (2008) DW172, “Untitled no.1” (2009) DW179 Peggy McCann, “Anerca I” “Flight (an improvisation)” (1980) DW18 “Triology” (1984) DW36, “Walk Like What?” (1991) DW69 Susan McNaughton, “A Threshold. Memory as a Grand Canyon” (1984) DW37, “Dream Before Death” (1986) DW43 Kevin O'Day, “.. Level on my Level..” (2011) DW188 Andrew Olewine, “Scarlet Fever!” (1995) DW91 Jane Oxley, “Slight Variation-Variation D’Ombrage” “Oh Where have you been...?” (1986) DW46-A Roger Sinha, “Casseiopeia” (1999) DW114, “Burning Skin” (1995) DW90, “Loud Sounds, Soft Steps, and Silent Cries” “from a crack in the earth . . light” (1996) DW93, “Loha” (2002) DW138 Lee Anne Smith, “Tremblement: Part Three of ‘Unearthed Places’” (1989) DW60, “Nighthouse” (1993) DW80 Tom Stroud, “Under The Table: Wrestling With Dad” (1985) DW40 “Saturday Morning, 1953, When the Honeymoon’s Over” “Vitus and Me” “Rain” (1986) DW45, “aflutter” (2005) DW153 Laura Taler, “the line theory”(film) (1993) DW80, “the village trilogy: casa, copii, famiglia” (film) (1996) DW96 Tassy Teekman, “Dance Pour Jacinte” “Sometime After” (1985) DW38, “Not Knowing Which Way to Turn” (1986) DW43, “Danse Pour J.” “Shooting for the Moon” (1986) DW46-A Images (Top to Bottom/Left - Right) - Lola MacLaughlin, Heidi Strauss, Santee Smith; - Miriam Adams & Friend, Dance Noise, Denise Fujiwara; - Nova Bhattacharya, Tedd Robinson, Marie-Josée Chartier; - Peter Chin, Bakari E. Lindsay, Margaret Dragu & Colin Campbell.