Non-profit Organizations in University-Rosedale, Toronto, ON
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101 College St, DISCOVERY DISTRICT, Toronto, M5G 1L7
(416) 673-8100
MaRS Discovery District in Toronto is one of the worlds largest urban innovation hubs. MaRS cultivates high-impact ventures and equips innovators to drive economic and societal prosperity. 
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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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489 COLLEGE STREET, LITTLE ITALY, Toronto, M6G 1A5
(416) 323-9149
The Barbra Schlifer Commemorative Clinic, counselling, legal, interpreter services for women who have been physically or sexually abused, location Toronto, Ontario. 
The Barbra Schlicher Commemorative Clinic receives praise for the exceptional legal services provided by their team, specifically Lianna and Amy. Customers express gratitude for their professionalism, expertise, dedication, and compassion. The clinic is highly recommended for those in need of legal representation, particularly in cases of domestic violence. However, some customers have had negative experiences with difficulty reaching lawyers, long wait times, and unresponsiveness. 
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550 University Avenue, GRANGE PARK, Toronto, M5G 2A2
(416) 597-3422
Timothy's Coffee Aramark Kiosk Toronto Rehab Institute is a coffee shop network throughout Canada. Timothy's Coffee Aramark Kiosk Toronto Rehab Institute offers not only fresh coffee but also some goodies like doughnuts, bagels and muffins to make your coffee experience complete.It's not unusual to meet at Timothy's Coffee Aramark Kiosk Toronto Rehab Institute a great selection of foods near your coffee choices.You can taste Timothy's Coffee Aramark Kiosk Toronto Rehab Institute flavours in Toronto at 550 University Avenue, M5G 2A2 or any other coffee shop. 
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24 Spadina Road, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M5R 2S7
(416) 922-2014
lAlliance Française de Toronto est une école de langue française et un centre culturel pour promouvoir la culture française, francophone et francophile à Toronto. The Alliance Française de Toronto is a french language school but also a dynamic cultural center which promotes all french, francophone and francophil cultural activities in Toronto 
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720 Bathurst St, DAVISVILLE, Toronto, M5S 2R4
(416) 222-6335
lundi au vendredi : 10h a 12h30 - 14h a 18h de Hope Air 
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21 Sussex Ave, Suite 531, Toronto, M5S 1J6
(416) 946-7750
Volunteer organization, College & University, School, Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization 
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162 Madison Ave, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M5R 2S6
(416) 925-4531
Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization, Social Service, Social Services, Individual & Family Services, Individual and family services, Community Organization 
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94 Prince Arthur Ave., MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M5R 1B6
(416) 925-8245
Since 1893, the Toronto Chapter of Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity has been providing the leaders of tomorrow with a place to hang their hats and the means to acheive their personal and professional goals and ambitions. At Alpha Delta Phi Toronto, you will meet the people who will become your future best friends and colleagues. Our open and diverse membership helps you learn more about others and develop relationships that will last a lifetime. 
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380 College Street., TRINITY - BELLWOODS, Toronto, M5T 1S6
(416) 203-3011
FORT YORK FOOD BANK. a multi-service agency connencting people with our community. 797 Dundas Street West. Toronto, ON M6J 1V2. Phone: 416.203.3011. Fax: 416.203.3275. Fort York Food Bank is praised for its reliable and friendly service, abundant supplies, and helpful staff. Customers appreciate the assistance provided, especially for those in need. Some suggestions include the availability of hot drinks and improved queue management. Overall, a positive experience. 
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890 Yonge St. 12Th Floor, Toronto, M4W 3P4
(416) 360-4200
Over 1 million Canadians are living with blinding retinal eye diseases right now. Some were born blind. Others have experienced vision loss as teenagers or during adulthood. Many have been forced to sacrifice their independence; leaving life-long careers or forfeiting their driver’s license. More still have been losing sight of their loved ones, as blind spots overtake the clarity of their children’s faces. And as field of vision fades, so too can hope. Before long, 7 in 10 Canadians could be affected by retinal eye diseases like retinitis pigmentosa, age-related macular degeneration (AMD), Stargardt disease, Usher syndrome, Choroideremia, Leber’s congenital amaurosis or others. AMD specifically is the leading cause of blindness in people over the age of 50. 
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33 Cecil Street, Toronto, M5T 1N1
(416) 597-8408
Non-profit organization, Corporate Office, Nonprofit Organization 
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9 Palmerston Gardens, Toronto, M5S 1A7
(416) 978-3158
Pueblo Science is a Toronto-based registered charity working to advance science education in low-resource communities. By sparking an interest in science at an early age, our goal is to jump-start fundamental changes in social attitudes about science and to help young students understand the impact of human activity on environment, health, and communities. Vision A world where all children can become part of the next generation of innovators. Mission Engage and inspire youth to pursue a lifelong interest in science and engineering. 
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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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700 University Ave, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5G 1Z5
(416) 946-2380
Nonprofit Organization, charity organization, Non-Profit Organization 
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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. 
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101 Bloor Street West, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5S 0A1
(416) 961-8800
Schools, College, Nonprofit Organization, University, Business Associations, Non-profit organization, School Academic Colleges 
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489 College St, Suite 206, LAWRENCE PARK SOUTH, Toronto, M6G 1A5
(416) 487-3157
Association of Early Childhood Educators Ontario (AECEO) are serving anc act on behalf of early childhood educators in Ontario by: Supporting the professional growth of early childhood educators through the provision and pro-motion of ongoing professional development, training and best practices; Advocating on behalf of the profession; Promoting and supporting quality early learning and care as an integral part of a child’s healthy development; Disseminating research, educational resources and topical information about early learning and care to the public, governments and other related professionals; Coordinating opportunities for communication and networking among early childhood educators and others interested in early childhood education and care; Promoting and supporting research and advancement in the field of early childhood education and care; Facilitating certification and supporting equivalency of early childhood educators.