Organizations, Associations & Clubs in Toronto, ON with website - page 6
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Showing results: 101 - 120 out of 523
Results from the 'Organizations, Associations & Clubs' category in Toronto
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400 University Ave #1901, Toronto, M5G 1S5
(416) 979-1182
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Suite 405, 401 Richmond Sreet, West, Toronto, M5V 3A8
(416) 691-2316
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372 Bay St, Suite 701, Toronto, M5H 2W9
(416) 250-1754
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1621 Dupont Street, JUNCTION TRIANGLE, Toronto, M6P 3S8
(416) 533-2401
Sorties, Cultural center, volets, Clubs, Non-profit organization, Civic & Social Associations, associations d intérêts particuliers, Nonprofit Organization, Membership Organizations, associations de ski, Divertissements et média 
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141 St. George Street, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M5R 2L8
(416) 967-7245
Club, Social club, associations de ski, Royal Canadian Yachtclub, Divertissements et média, Business Associations, fitness, Membership Organizations, Sorties, amateur sports teams, Sports club, instruction, Clubs 
The Royal Canadian Yacht Club is highly regarded for its beautiful views and well-maintained facilities. The ferry ride is an added bonus. The service and ambiance are praised, with good-quality food and delicious desserts. The club offers a nice swimming pool with heated and salted water, as well as in-house bike and canoe rental. The landscaping is excellent, and visitors can enjoy access to the rest of the island's beaches and attractions. 
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10 Ashbridges Bay Park Road, Toronto, M4L 3W6
(416) 693-5466
Non-profit organization, Community Organization, Nonprofit Organization, Club Lions Club of Toronto (Beaches) is praised for their accommodating team and convenient delivery service. Customers have positive experiences with exchanges and ordering from them. The organization is involved in various programs for helping others. 
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42 Mowat Avenue, LIBERTY VILLAGE, Toronto, M6K 3J1
(416) 516-7777
Restaurant, Party Entertainment Service, Club, Dance & Night Club Customers rave about the flavorful dishes at FORTY2 Supperclub, specifically mentioning the delicious flatbread and tender grilled squid. Some enjoy sharing dishes with friends. 
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2 Bloor St. E., Suite 300, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M4W 1A8
(416) 966-1600
The Japan Foundation, Toronto The Japan Foundation established its Toronto office in November 1990, and its status was upgraded to that of a Cultural Centre in April 1995. To accommodate the expanded operations, a new facility opened in the Colonnade building at 131 Bloor Street West. The opening ceremony was held in September 1995, attended by Their Imperial Highnesses, the late Prince Takamado and Princess Takamado. Facilities and Events Designed by Yabu Pushelberg, The Japan Foundation, Toronto houses a library, seminar rooms, and an event hall, which functions as an exhibition space or auditorium. The public-lending library has approximately 23, 000 Japan-related print and audio-visual materials in its collection. Events, such as art exhibitions, film screenings, and lectures, are presented year round in the event hall and/or seminar rooms, which are open to the public at no charge. The facilities are also used on occasion by Japan-related educational and cultural organisations for workshops. In addition to organising and supporting Japan-related events, a large portion of The Japan Foundation, Toronto activities involves the administration of its grant programs, grouped under three main areas: Arts and Cultural Exchange, Japanese-Language Education, and Japanese Studies and Intellectual Exchange. With the assistance of the Embassy of Japan in Ottawa and the Consulates-General of Japan of Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto and Montreal, The Japan Foundation, Toronto disseminates grant program announcements and receives applications from across Canada. The Japan Foundation Toronto is a clean and comfortable cultural center with knowledgeable and polite staff. It features a small library with a collection of manga, magazines, DVDs, and novels. The center offers online lectures, author talk shows, movie viewings, and Japanese language courses. Visitors can receive notifications for these events through their mail magazine. The center has received positive feedback for its cleanliness and friendly service. 
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81 Dalhousie Street, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5B 2N1
(416) 365-6311
associations de ski, associations d intérêts particuliers, Organization, Services professionnels, Real Estate Investors, Private Members Club, Nonprofit Organization, Coopératives, Cooperative, Real Estate, Co Operative Organizations, Associations et Organisations, Non-profit organization 
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18 Wyandot Avenue, Toronto, M5J 2M9
(416) 203-0965
Clubs et Associations, Sports et Loisirs, Business Associations, Membership Organizations, Club, Association 
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80 Ward St, Unit 99, PARKDALE, Toronto, M6H 4A6
(416) 537-9871
Real Estate, Organization, Co Operative Organizations, associations de ski, Real Estate Investors, Coopératives, Housing cooperative, Services professionnels, Associations et Organisations, associations d intérêts particuliers 
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835 Westney Rd S, Unit 1, Toronto, M16-5C1
(416) 505-9230
Martial arts club, Organization 
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80 Nashdene Rd #27, Toronto, M1V 5E4
(416) 892-1010
Internet marketing service, Organization 
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200 Wolverleigh Blvd., WOODBINE HEIGHTS, Toronto, M4C 1S2
(416) 406-1727
Community Organization, Nonprofit Organization, Charity, Non-profit 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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269 Richmond St W, Suite 101, Toronto, M5V 1X1
Association or organization 
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120 Adelaide Street West, FINANCIAL DISTRICT, Toronto, M5H 1T1
416.366.5755
Association or organization 
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60 Mountview Avenue, Suite 308, HIGH PARK NORTH, Toronto, M6P 2L4
(416) 762 3541
The Canadians for Children at Health Risk is a national community based organization of volunteers, founded in 1995. It is a registered, not-for-profit registered charitable organization committed to helping less fortunate children. Our mission is to prevent disease and mortality in children in the Third World countries, the developing regions of the Balkans and Canadian communities in need, to treat diseases, to research the causes of diseases, and educate the target population in the prevention of diseases. 
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111D Queen Street East, OLD TOWN, Toronto, M5C 1S2
(416) 368-6006
Owned and operated by the Aitken-Gundy family and inspired by the new small boutique hotels in Europe, there is simply nothing else like The Ivy at Verity in Toronto. An authentic full service old fashioned hotel experience awaits you. The Ivy’s General Manager, Cecilia Keller will personally greet you and ensure that your needs and preferences are met. All of Verity’s 85 staff members are available to ensure that each guest receives the best of service. You will become part of the Toronto community when you stay at The Ivy. Located in a restored 1850s chocolate factory in the historic Queen Street East District in downtown Toronto, the hotel is steps away from Toronto’s vibrant cultural scene - all the city’s prominent theatres, galleries and concert halls are at your doorstep. The Ivy is also within walking distance of the city’s downtown area. The Ivy at Verity is part of Verity, a private women’s club and the fastest growing club in Toronto. Use of Verity’s extensive facilities are extended to guests of The Ivy. Accommodations are offered to men and women.