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What: Robert Bateman and Merve Wilkinson Return to Denman tell a friend single event
	When:	Friday, July 13, 2007
	Where:	Denman Island, BC
	More Info:	Denman Conservancy Association will be hosting an evening with Robert Bateman and Merve Wilkinson on July 13th at 7:30 p.m. at the Senior’s Hall. Don’t miss these two West Coast icons and their presentations!
	URL:	http://www.denmanis.bc.ca/conserve/

What: Calgary Stampede tell a friend single event
	When:	July 6, 2007 until July 15, 2007
	Where:	Stampede Park,1410 Olympic Way SE, and other venues, Calgary, AB
	More Info:	July 6 - 15, 2007 Calgary presents "The Greatest Outdoor Show On Earth." 2007 Highlights include: **************************** * Jann Arden and Diana Krall kicking off the "Tough Enough To Wear Pink" Breast Cancer campaign * Parade * Chuckwagon Races * $1.75 Million Rodeo * Reba * Bon Jovi * Tragically Hip * Ag-tivity in the City * Blacksmith Competition * Cattle Penning * Stock Dogs * Superdogs * Enbridge Stage And More!
	URL:	http://calgarystampede.com/

What: The Great Rendezvous (Thunder Bay) tell a friend single event
	When:	July 12, 2007 until July 16, 2007
	Where:	Fort William Historical Park, 1350 King Road, Thunder Bay, ON
	More Info:	July 12- July 16, 2007 Celebrate the spirit of the Canadian fur trade & meet friendly re-enactors from across the continent. Sign up for artisan workshops & enjoy the colourful grand canoe arrival!
	URL:	http://www.fwhp.ca

What: Divided Separate Separated tell a friend single event
	When:	June 7, 2007 until July 19, 2007
	Where:	John M. Parrott Gallery, Belleville Public Library, 254 Pinnacle Street, Belleville, ON
	More Info:	Peta Hall - Clay Artist Caroline Shuttle - Glass Artist Two Women - Two Mediums - Two Realities One Space

What: Sir Henry Pellatt - "Myth Understood" tell a friend single event
	When:	July 10, 2007 until July 31, 2007
	Where:	Casa Loma, 1 Austin Terrace, Toronto, ON
	More Info:	July 10th to 31st, 2007 An exhibit that explores the commonly held myths and misperceptions about Sir Henry Pellatt's rise to the heights of the Canadian establishment and his tragic undoing. Personal family artifacts and furnishings from the original estate, some on display for the first time, will illuminate the true story of this visionary Torontonian. Included with admission.
	URL:	http://www.casaloma.org/

What: International Gathering of the Clans tell a friend single event
	When:	April 6, 2007 until October 14, 2007
	Where:	Halifax, NS
	More Info:	April 6, 2007 - October 14, 2007 Connect with your heritage and your roots... For almost four centuries, Scots have lived on Canada’s east coast in Nova Scotia – New Scotland. Come, experience the beauty and history of this seaside province. Spend your days discovering your roots and meeting long-lost kin. Explore the Highlands of Cape Breton, the luscious Annapolis Valley, the miles of beaches along the Sunrise Trail, or the white graveled beaches of the South Shore. Spend your evenings listening to the sounds of the fiddles at a Ceilidh or enjoy world-class dining and entertainment in our modern cities. Check the website for specific events.
	URL:	http://www.igc2007.ca/

What: Curse of Ham at fringe theatre festival tell a friend single event
	When:	July 5, 2007 until July 14, 2007
	Organization:	Roots International Arts Theatre
	Where:	Helen Gardiner Phelan Playhouse, Toronto, ON
	More Info:	Shows are Thursday, July 5 - 8:45 p.m.; Saturday, July 7 - 5:15 p.m.; Monday, July 9 - 12:45 p.m.; Tuesday, July 10 - 6:45 p.m.; Wednesday, July 11 - 3:30 p.m., Thursday, July 12 - 5:15 p.m.; and Saturday, July 14 - 11:00 p.m. Tickets are $10.Call the Fringe Hotline @ (416) 966-1062 or email Tiffany@fordpublicity.com

What: Regina International Fringe Theatre Festival tell a friend single event
	When:	July 10, 2007 until July 15, 2007
	Where:	Various locations, Regina, SK
	More Info:	Prepare yourself for six days, and over 180 live Fringe Theatre experiences July 10 - 15, 2007. Combined with dynamic indoor performances, the Regina International Fringe Theatre Festival will feature a fantastic street performance scene, great food, and affordable programming for families (indoors and out). See website for information about individual tickets and FringePasses
	URL:	http://www.reginafringe.com/

What: Musique Royale tell a friend single event
	When:	July 1, 2007 until August 31, 2007
	Where:	Various venues, , NS
	More Info:	July 1, 2007 - August 31, 2007 Welcome to Musique Royale - A Festival of Early Music. Musique Royale is a summertime celebration of Nova Scotia's musical heritage. A cross-province festival, Musique Royale brings performances of early and traditional music to settings of historic and cultural significance in communities ranging from the small fishing towns of the South Shore to the magnificent highlands of Cape Breton. Founded in 1985, the festival features artists of local, national, and international renown. Wherever you are this summer, Musique Royale has a concert for you! Annapolis Royal; Bayfield; Georgeville; Grand Pre; Great Village; Halifax; Lunenburg; Mahone Bay; Margaretsville; Sherbrooke; Pictou; Yarmouth and more!
	URL:	http://www.musiqueroyale.com/

What: Shakespeare by the Sea tell a friend single event
	When:	July 1, 2007 until September 2, 2007
	Where:	Point Pleasant Park, Halifax, NS
	More Info:	July 1, 2007 - September 2, 2007 Shakespeare by the Sea is back with another exciting season. We are mounting three shows: Two from the Master- All's Well That Ends Well, The Taming of the Shrew and a Shakespeare By The Sea Family Show to rival past creations- Pinnocchio. Shows are from Tuesday to Sunday at 7pm with matinees on Saturdays and Sundays at 1pm. Please consult the schedule available on the website to see which performance is playing. Admission is by donation with a suggested donation of $10 per person. All shows are staged at the Cambridge Battery in Point Pleasant Park unless there is wet weather. In the event of wet weather, shows will take place at the Shakespeare by the Sea Headquarters in the lower parking lot of Point Pleasant Park. Seating is limited for wet weather shows and will be done on a first come, first serve basis. An announcement for wet weather shows will be issued by 5pm on the day of the performance. Cambridge Battery Point Pleasant Park, entrances at the south end of Tower Rd, and Point Plesant Dr, Halifax Phone: (902) 422-0295
	URL:	http://www.shakespearebythesea.ca/

What: Dancing on the Edge Festival of Contemporary Dance tell a friend single event
	When:	July 5, 2007 until July 14, 2007
	Where:	Firehall Arts Centre and other venues, Vancouver, BC
	More Info:	July 5 to 14, 2007 Now in its 19th season, the festival presents professional Canadian and international dance productions from both established and emerging choreographers.
	URL:	http://www.dancingontheedge.org/

What: Scouting: Pacific Jamboree 2007, A Centennial Celebration tell a friend single event
	When:	July 7, 2007 until July 14, 2007
	Organization:	Scouts Canada
	Where:	Camp Byng on the Sunshine Coast, B.C., , BC
	More Info:	2007 marks the 100th anniversary of Scouting. Around the world celebrations will be going on as well as the 2007 World Jamboree. PJâ€™07 will be very much part of those celebrations. We aim to make this Jamboree one to remember for another 100 years. Our "tent town" will increase the population of the Sechelt & Gibsons area by 3000 ...for one week. We want to make this Jamboree more than just the traditional â€œScoutâ€ Jamboree. We want activities for all sections to make this a true Scouting celebration. Maybe an event in your area can link to the main Jamboree site?
	URL:	http://bc.scouts.ca/pj/pj07.html

What: Open Stage at the Hair Lounge tell a friend single event
	When:	Every 13 of the month
	Where:	The Hair Lounge, Carnarvon, ON
	More Info:	Open Stage is an all ages event! Dusto off those instruments...get out those old poems you wrote...pull a rabbit from a hat...or just come and listen....you'll be amazed at the talent that shows up!!!! Gravity Coffeehouse does all the refreshment for our music nights!!!

What: Toronto Fringe Theatre Festival tell a friend single event
	When:	July 4, 2007 until July 15, 2007
	Organization:	The Toronto Fringe Theatre Festival
	Where:	Annex, Toronto, ON
	More Info:	Unjuried, unexpected and unforgettable, The Fringe of Toronto Theatre Festival will be celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2008 from July 2 – 13. The Fringe will feature over 140 productions at 30 venues in and around the Annex. Satisfy all your artistic cravings with a variety of comedies, dramas, musicals, dances, improv, and children’s shows. The festival also hosts a beer tent, two outdoor patios and a FREE nightly Cabaret. Join us for what is sure to be our best Fringe yet! For more information, please visit our website.
	URL:	http://www.fringetoronto.com

What: "Old, New, Borrowed, Blue" 150 Years of Wedding Fashions tell a friend single event
	When:	February 27, 2007 until September 30, 2007
	Organization:	Oakville Museum at Erchless Estate
	Where:	Oakville Museum at Erchless Estate, 8 Navy Street, Downtown Oakville, Oakville, ON
	More Info:	From the heavy brocade gowns of the Victorian era to Modern-day dresses, the “Old, New, Borrowed & Blue” Exhibit chronicles the history of Canadian wedding attire. The Exhibit features dozens of exquisite vintage Victorian, Edwardian, Jazz Age & Post War gowns from Oakville Museum’s renowned costume collection. Most of these gowns have never been seen by the general public before. The Exhibit Room features wedding artifacts including bridal gowns, mother-of-the bride dresses, shoes and veils from the museum’s collection, arranged to represent historical periods from the mid 19th century to contemporary times. The South Room is home to a “Brides of Oakville” Exhibit, which will feature photographs of bridal parties & loaned bridal gowns from several generations of Oakville residents. An Album of wedding photographs will feature bridal parties from across the world. Places as far away as Australia and Europe and weddings dating back to the19th Century is also included. This is an exiting event pulling together the past and present as part of the town’s 150th birthday celebrations. Summer Hours of Operation (July 1 - September 4) Oakville Museum at Erchless Estate Tuesday to Friday and Holiday Mondays 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Regular Hours of Operation The Museum is open to the general public: Tuesday to Sunday and Holiday Mondays - 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Admission for school and group tours can be arranged by appointment: Monday to Sunday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 2007 Admission Rates* Adult $3.75 Child $2.00 Senior $2.75 Student $2.75 *Admission Rates vary for Workshops and Special Event Days A visit to the museum consists of a guided tour of the Erchless Estate, the Chisholm family home, which is restored to the 1920's.
	URL:	http://www.oakvillemuseum.com

What: Vancouver Folk Music Festival tell a friend single event
	When:	July 13, 2007 until July 15, 2007
	Where:	Jericho Beach Park, Vancouver, BC
	More Info:	July 13 - 15, 2007 Friday night the concert starts at 6pm and ends at 11pm. On Saturday and Sunday, the concerts start at 10am and end at 11pm. Purchase your Early Bird Tickets by April 14 and save the GST.
	URL:	http://www.thefestival.bc.ca/

What: Connecting Singles: Elvis & Cher at the ROM (Toronto) tell a friend single event see map
	When:	Friday, July 13, 2007
	Where:	Royal Ontario Museum, 100 Queen’s Park, Toronto, ON
	More Info:	6:30 - 9:15 pm This evening's lecture: Waves of nostalgia will wash over you in the ROM’s Deco period theatre as Elvis and Cher rule the stage and command the room. This unbelievable (but very believable) duo will bring back the memories of an ideal and carefree time. Your eyes and ears will convince your brain that you’re not in 2007 anymore. Instructor(s)/ Speaker(s): Doug Shimizu is the perfect Elvis, down to the last detail. Www.kingaloha.com Gypsy Miller is Cher - you won’t think otherwise. www.gypsymiller.com ------- If you’re bright, bold and single, what better place than the ROM to meet your match? These monthly events are for single mid-career professionals who want to share their personal interests and make new friends. Here’s your chance to meet like-minded individuals while enjoying cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, and an engaging speaker. Public $50.00, Member $45.00 Ticket price at the Door: $60 Tel.: 416.586.5797 E-mail: programs@rom.on.ca
	URL:	http://www.rom.on.ca/

What: Shaw Festival 2007 tell a friend single event
	When:	April 3, 2007 until October 28, 2007
	Where:	Festival Theatre, Royal George Theatre, Court House Theatre, Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON
	More Info:	CHECK WEBSITE FOR PERFORMANCE DATES Welcome to the only theatre festival in the world that specializes in plays by George Bernard Shaw and his contemporaries. From the works of Oscar Wilde to those of George Walker, the Shaw Festival consistently presents an impressive variety of classic plays, musical comedies and adaptations that will amuse - and raise important questions. 2007 Season Playbill ******************* * St Joan (April 21 - October 27) * Mack and Mabel (April 3 - October 28) * Hotel Peccadillo (May 31 - October 7) * the circle (April 10 - October 28) * the Philanderer (May 1 - October 7) * summer and smoke (June 23 - October 27) * A Month in the Country (April 29 - October 6) * The Cassilis Engagement (May 29 - October 5) * Tristan (May 29 - October 6) * The Kiltartan Comedies (June 20 - October 6; Lunchtime)
	URL:	http://www.shawfest.com

What: Stratford Festival tell a friend single event
	When:	April 10, 2007 until November 4, 2007
	Where:	Stratford, ON
	More Info:	VISIT WEBSITE FOR PERFORMANCE DATES April 10 - November 4, 2007 From mid-April to mid-November, the Stratford Festival features 14 plays as well as a concert series. Masterpieces by Shakespeare, MoliÃ¨re, the classical Greek dramatists and other outstanding playwrights are staged, and accompanied by discussions and readings of works by great authors. The Festival is also highly acclaimed for its operettas and musicals. Come enjoy the works of Canadians and other major contemporary writers in Stratford, Ontario. Festival Theatre * King Lear * Oklahoma! * The Merchant of Venice * An Ideal Husband Avon Theatre * To Kill a Mockingbird * My One and Only * The Comedy of Errors Tom Patterson Theatre * Othello * Of Mice and Men * A Delicate Balance Studio Theatre * The Blonde, the Brunette and the Vengeful Redhead * Shakespeare's Will * The Odyssey * Pentecost Tickets: 18 and under - Family Experience tickets starting at $36 18 to 29 - Play On for $20 30 to 35 - Play Encore for up to 50% savings Students/Seniors - $26/$36 tickets on designated dates Groups 15 or more - Up to 20% savings
	URL:	http://www.stratfordfestival.ca/

What: Bard on the Beach tell a friend single event
	When:	May 31, 2007 until September 23, 2007
	Organization:	Bard on the Beach
	Where:	Vanier Park, Vancouver, BC
	More Info:	Run dates are as follows: The Taming of the Shrew May 31 to September 23, (Mainstage tent) Romeo and Juliet June 13 to September 22, (Mainstage tent) Julius Caesar June 28 to September 21, (Studio Stage tent) Timon of Athens July 11 to September 20, (Studio Stage tent) Performances run Tuesdays through Sundays. Evening curtain is at 8:00 pm, except Sunday evenings and in September when it is 7:00 pm. Matinees are scheduled on both weekends and weekdays. Play ticket prices are $31.00 (evenings) and $17.00 to $26.50 (previews & matinees) including taxes. Tickets go on sale March 19. The performance schedule and information can be found on the Bard website at www.bardonthebeach.org. For more information and Tickets, call 604-739-0559 or toll free at 877-739-0559, or order on-line through the website.
	URL:	http://www.bardonthebeach.org

What: Comox Valley Youth Music Centre Summer School & Festival tell a friend single event
	When:	July 1, 2007 until August 4, 2007
	Organization:	CYMC
	Where:	Comox Valley, Courtenay, BC
	More Info:	Celebrating 40 years of success as western Canada's favourite summer music camp, CYMC presents 2007's festival of shows. Acclaimed faculty, students, guests from around the world gather for no less than 25 performances, including; Pacific Jazz Festival, Broadways’ Jekyll & Hyde and the premier of Symphony by the Sea! Student registration remains open until 15 June.
	URL:	http://www.cymc.ca

What: OK Tire North Shore Challenge Drag Race tell a friend single event
	When:	July 13, 2007 until July 15, 2007
	Where:	Elliot Lake Airport Dragway, Elliot Lake, ON
	More Info:	July 13/14/15 2007 For info call: (800)461-4600 Admission: ************* * VIP Weekend Pass $125 * General Weekend Pass $30 * General Day Pass $20 * Children’s Weekend Pass (6 – 13 yrs.) $15 * Children’s Day Pass $10 Children 5 and under admitted FREE Children must be accompanied by an adult.
	URL:	http://www.elliotlakedragway.com/

What: Haunted Ghost Walks of Cobourg tell a friend single event
	When:	Fridays from July 6, 2007 until August 28, 2007
	Where:	Downtown Cobourg, Cobourg, ON
	More Info:	Tours run Thursday, Friday & Saturday evenings in July & August departing at 9:00pm When the sky is dark and the lights are low, the Haunted Ghost Walks of Cobourg provides a chilling account of legendary ghost stories, mysteries and dark history. The Haunted Ghost Walks of Cobourg is an outdoor evening walking tour through the streets of Downtown Cobourg that will take you through Cobourg's haunted past.
	URL:	http://www.downtowncobourg.ca/

What: Skew Gallery Presents: Queen Street Desperados- Andy Fabo tell a friend single event
	When:	June 28, 2007 until August 4, 2007
	Where:	Skew Gallery, 1615 10Ave SW, Calgary, AB
	More Info:	Skew Gallery is pleased to present Queen Street Desperados, a series of new works by Andy Fabo, an internationally recognized (Calgary-born) artist, activist, critic, and curator. This exhibition will mark the first solo showing of Andy Fabo's work in Calgary in over fifteen years. Queen Street Desperados is a series of silkscreen paintings depicting various infamous personalities from Toronto's Queen Street Art scene. Simultaneously satirical and serious, these portraits ponder our compulsion for masquerade - an impulse often sanctioned by annual rituals such as Halloween, Mardi Gras, or Stampede Week.
	URL:	http://www.skewgallery.com

What: Calgary Ghost Tours 2007 tell a friend single event
	When:	June 1, 2007 until September 10, 2007
	Where:	Calgary, AB
	More Info:	8pm Rain or Shine Join us for an evening of ghostly entertainment. Locals and visitors alike will be fascinated by these glimpses into the mischief, mayhem and murders of Calgary. All of our stories are thoroughly researched and will delight even the skeptics in the group. We have 2 distinctly different tours. "Downtown" Calgary - which meets at the base of the Calgary Tower and "Inglewood" - which meets in the parking lot on the corner of 12 St & 9 Ave SE. Our tours include many local ghost stories and local history. Our Tour Guides are easily recognizable by the cloaks they are wearing and the lantern they carry as they lead their groups from one haunted spot to the next. * Monday : available for private bookings * Tuesday : Inglewood : At the Parking Lot on the Corner of 9 Ave and 12 St. SE * Wednesday : Downtown : Base of the Calgary Tower * Thursday : Inglewood : Inglewood : At the Parking Lot on the Corner of 9 Ave and 12 St. SE * Friday : Downtown : Base of the Calgary Tower * Saturday : Inglewood : Inglewood : At the Parking Lot on the Corner of 9 Ave and 12 St. SE * Sunday : Downtown : Base of the Calgary Tower Reservations are not required but in the event a tour fills up, priority will be given to those who have made reservations. Our tours are suitable for children (as long as they are not prone to nightmares) and is wheelchair accessible. Prices * Adults : $12 * Seniors : $9 * Children/ Youth: 7 - 16 : $7 * Family : Mom, Dad and up to 3 kids : $35 * Private Groups: Please contact us for pricing
	URL:	http://www.calgaryghosttours.com/

What: Adventure Fitness Boot Camp tell a friend single event
	When:	June 11, 2007 until August 15, 2007
	Organization:	Adventure Boot camp
	Where:	Calgary, Alberta, Calgary, AB
	More Info:	Adventure Fitness Boot Camp in Calgary, bootcamp for women and Men, adventure boot camp, womens fitness program, mens fitness program, womens weight loss, mens weight loss,exercise camp, womens camp, mens camp, exercise, workout programs, outdoor exercise
	URL:	link

What: Lock and Key party for singles tell a friend single event
	When:	Friday, July 13, 2007
	Organization:	Melting Pot Connections
	Where:	1180 Howe Street (@Davie), Vancouver, BC
	More Info:	Melting Pot Connections & My Latin Friend Introductions Invite you to meet new people the fun, fast and effective way! Don't miss this party full of other people who are looking to meet someone special like you!. Melting Pot is the leader in events for singles of all nationalities.

What: Neptune Theatre presents Beauty and the Beast tell a friend single event
	When:	April 10, 2007 until July 29, 2007
	Where:	Neptune Theatre, 1593 Argyle St, Halifax, NS
	More Info:	April 10, 2007 - July 29, 2007 A tale as old as time! Based on the Academy Award-winning animated feature film, Disney's musical extravaganza is a wonder for the whole family! While trying to fend off the misplaced "affections" of conceited Gaston, the beautiful Belle finds herself face to face with The Beast, a hideous figure concealing a kind and gentle prince. Filled with stunning production numbers, lavish costumes, colourful illusions, and heartfelt, memorable songs by Alan Menken, Howard Ashman and Tim Rice, Beauty and The Beast will take your breath away and leave you enchanted. Winner of the 1994 Tony (Broadway) Award for Best Musical, popular numbers include Be Our Guest, If I Can't Love Her and the title track featuring that famous line -Tale as old as time-. Look for brilliant Halifax actor Martha Irving in the role of loveable Mrs. Potts. Bring someone you love to experience the extraordinary magic of a tale as old as time! You will never forget it! The show has been extended for a second time. The show will run until July 29th. Phone: (902) 429-7070, 1-800-565-7345
	URL:	http://www.neptunetheatre.com/

What: Inside Whales Exhibit tell a friend single event
	When:	June 8, 2007 until July 18, 2007
	Where:	Museum of Natural History, 1747 Summer St, Halifax, NS
	More Info:	June 8, 2007 - July 18, 2007 Sculptor Dustin Wenzel is Lunenburg’s artist-in residence. Dustin has spent the past year working with natural history research collections at the New Brunswick Museum and the Canadian Museum of Nature to produce bronze endocranial casts of great whales. Visitors to the Marine Gallery will see three unique replicas of the brain cavities of the Right, Blue and Sperm whales in this unique blend of art and science.
	URL:	http://museum.gov.ns.ca/mnh

What: Wings over the Atlantic tell a friend single event
	When:	May 29, 2007 until September 9, 2007
	Where:	Museum of Natural History, 1747 Summer St, Halifax, NS
	More Info:	May 29, 2007 - September 9, 2007 The sea is part Nova Scotia’s natural history. Explore the remarkable world of marine birds and discover how they have adapted to life within an often harsh environment. Discover their amazing flying techniques and unique physical characteristics that allow them to spend up to ten months at sea. Wings Over the Atlantic delves into the history of these birds who were once savagely hunted but are protected by law, today.
	URL:	http://museum.gov.ns.ca/mnh

What: 2007 Tall Ships Challenge tell a friend single event see map
	When:	July 12, 2007 until July 16, 2007
	Where:	Halifax Waterfront, Halifax, NS
	More Info:	July 12, 2007 - July 16, 2007 Tall Ships Nova Scotia Festival 2007 is the year’s largest international gathering of world-class Tall Ships® in North America. You’ll see sailing ships from around the world, enjoy the colourful faces and costumes of the many crews, and get a taste of life at sea. Ships from around the world will sail into Nova Scotia for 10 days in July (July 13 to July 16 in Halifax, July 17 to July 23 in various Nova Scotia ports). Bring your family and friends to the Tall Ships® Nova Scotia Festival 2007. Immerse yourselves in an ocean of history and culture from our seafaring heritage. Stroll along the harbour boardwalks to view the ships up close. Climb aboard and explore the decks while meeting the crews. Learn about sail training adventures from around the world. Take part in our shore-side festivals offering entertainment, food and fun. It’s all wrapped up in the maritime flavour of our Nova Scotia hospitality. Ships are open to the public Thursday from 2pm to 5pm and Friday to Sunday from 10am to 5pm. The Parade of Sail will take place on Monday July 16th weather permitting from 12pm - 3pm. Due to recent public security restrictions, photo identification will be required to board certain ships at along the waterfront. This is a change from past Tall Ship events. Halifax Waterfront
	URL:	http://www.tallshipsnovascotia.com/

What: Salty Jam tell a friend single event
	When:	July 12, 2007 until July 14, 2007
	Where:	Various venues, Saint John, NB
	More Info:	July 12-14, 2007 Formerly the BMO Nesbitt Burns Jazz and Blues Festival, the Salty Jam showcases jazz, blues, rock, folk, reggae and bluegrass music. From artists that have signed with such legendary producers as Clive Davis and Arista Records, Juno Award Nominees and to those enjoying both local and international success as leading jazz, country, bluegrass and blues musicians you are sure to be entertained.
	URL:	http://www.saltyjam.ca/

What: Summer Opera Camp 2007 tell a friend single event see map
	When:	July 9, 2007 until July 13, 2007
	Organization:	Canadian Opera Company
	Where:	227 Front St. E., Toronto, ON
	More Info:	In July, Summer Opera Camp students work with professional artists to re-write, reconstruct and present a brand new version of the classic opera, The Barber of Seville. This one-week program allows children aged eight to 12 to participate in daily music and drama activities such as costume, prop and set design, as well as movement and make-up workshops. Summer Opera Camp 2007 Ages 8 – 12 $100/week per student July 9 – 13, 2007 or July 16 – 20, 2007 9 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. daily Joey and Toby Tanenbaum Opera Centre – 227 Front St. E. 416-306-2377
	URL:	link

What: Rapid Fire Theatre presents SCRATCH tell a friend single event
	When:	July 5, 2007 until July 14, 2007
	Where:	Miles Nadal JCC, Al Green Theatre, Toronto, ON
	More Info:	THIS IS ONE ITCH YOU’LL WANT TO ‘SCRATCH’… Rapid Fire Theatre (Edmonton) presents SCRATCH PART OF THE TORONTO FRINGE FESTIVAL starring Kevin Gillese and Arlen Konopaki Miles Nadal JCC, Al Green Theatre July 5 – July 14, 2007 “….hospitalization worthy hilarity” – Toronto Sun “Best of the Fringe” – Eye Weekly (2006) “Pick of the Fringe” – NOW (2006) TORONTO – Following their incredible success and critical acclaim at the 2006 Toronto Fringe Festival, Scratch is back and better than ever. Two actors. Dozens of characters. Multiple storylines. A fast, furious blend of wit, music, physical comedy and more. All without a script! Kevin Gillese and Arlen Konopaki, the comedic duo behind Scratch, take improv to the next level. Their uncanny ability to improvise has left critics and audiences wondering if it is scripted; Marc Horton of The Edmonton Journal wrote “Scratch is laugh-till-it-hurts time regardless of how planned it all might be.” But make no mistake, the show is completely new and totally improvised every time Kevin and Arlen take the stage. Still doubting? See it twice! Scratch began with a run at the Edmonton Fringe Festival in 2005. In 2006, with the support of Rapid Fire Theatre, Scratch performed their addictive brand of comedy at the Catch 23 Tournament of Wonders (Toronto), the Vancouver International Improv Festival, and the Toronto, Winnipeg & Edmonton Fringe festivals. Along the way they have earned accolades from media across the country and attracted attention from international festivals that have them booked solid throughout 2007/2008. Following their participation in the Toronto, Winnipeg, Edmonton and Vancouver Fringe Festivals this summer, Scratch will begin a European fall tour that will include stops in Germany, Austria, Slovenia, Sweden and The Netherlands before heading to Australia and New Zealand in spring 2008. About Kevin Gillese: Kevin is an accomplished comedian and improviser, having worked professionally as a performer for ten years, he has collaborated with many major comedy companies across the country. He has also appeared in several films and television shows that have aired on both sides of the border. He is currently the Education Director for Rapid Fire Theatre. About Arlen Konopaki: Arlen is a prolific young actor and improviser who recently graduated from the University of Alberta’s BFA acting program. He has already gone on to appear in several plays and has toured to improv festivals across Canada and the United States with Rapid Fire Theatre. He is also a budding filmmaker with two independent full-length features under his belt. SCRATCH Miles Nadal JCC, Al Green Theatre 750 Spadina Ave July 5, 6, 7, 12, 14 @ 9:30pm July 13 @ 11pm Tickets $10 ¨ Fringe Hotline 416.966.1062 www.fringetoronto.com

What: Historic Ghost Walks tell a friend single event
	When:	Fridays
	Organization:	Solas Spirit Mediums
	Where:	Inglewood, Calgary, AB
	More Info:	Tour Haunted Historic Inglewood!!! Join Mary Grace and Carolyn the Solas Spirit Mediums on a truly supernatural experiance of some of calgary's most haunted historic sites! You will be guided at dusk on a walking tour of several know to be haunted sites and give you the opportunity to have an experience in the around historic Ingelwood. All Ghost Walks are $20 includes an Offical Solas Spirit Mediums Ghost walk Map and the use of a Ghost walk kit.
	URL:	http://www.solasspiritmediums.com

What: "Ong Bak"/"Friday the 13th Part IV:The Final Chapter" tell a friend single event
	When:	Friday, July 13, 2007
	Organization:	Fight n Fright Festival
	Where:	Bloor Cinema --506 Bloor St. W. (just east of Bathurst St. -- Bathurst Subway Station), Toronto, ON
	More Info:	The 2007 Fight 'n' Fright Festival Shows at 7 & 9:30 pm $5 per show On Friday July 13, 2007 at 7pm: *********************************** The 2007 Fight 'n' Fright Festival shall present "Ong Bak: The Muai Thai Warrior" For One Night Only!--- No Cables...No CGI...No Gimmicks... "Ong Bak: The Muai Thai Warrior" (2003, 105 minutes, Rated R) -Subtitled: English Directed by: Prachya Pinkaew Starring: Tony Jaa, Petchtai Wong-kamlao Tony Jaa demonstrates some jaw-dropping stunts of cringe-inducing brutality and ballet-like feats without mechanical assistance or computer-generated effects. Extreme acrobatics and speedy, dance-like moves will surely light up the big screen ... but we're making this evening even more special and memorable with our amazing lineup of live presentations and cool prize giveaways. On Friday July 13, 2007 at 9:30pm: ********************************** The 2007 Fight 'n' Fright Festival shall present "Friday the 13th Part IV:The Final Chapter" One Night Only!--- Jason's Back, and this is the one you've been screaming for... "Friday the 13th Part IV:The Final Chapter" (1984, 97 minutes, Rating: R) Directed by: Joseph Zito Three Times Before You Have Felt The Terror, Known The Madness, Lived The Horror. But This Is The One You've Been Screaming For. ****************************** Where: Toronto's oldest rep theatre Bloor Cinema --506 Bloor St. W. (just east of Bathurst St. -- Bathurst Subway Station) TICKETS: $5 (in advance) $7 (at the door) For complete details, movie reviews, contests and Advance Ticket Sales please visit: http://www.fightnfright.com
	URL:	http://www.fightnfright.com
	Related Events:
		2007 Fight 'n' Fright Festival (Every Friday Jul 6 - Sep 3) (Toronto)

What: Teacher Auditions... tell a friend single event
	When:	June 28, 2007 until September 30, 2007
	Organization:	Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions
	Where:	Vancouver Kaplan Center, Vancouver, BC
	More Info:	Teach for Kaplan! Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions (KTPA) is the world leader in test preparation. Our teachers come from diverse backgrounds, but they share a common goal. They are committed to helping their students achieve higher test scores. KTPA is a great place to work if you’re seeking teaching experience, or if you want a challenging and fulfilling part-time job. All of our teachers receive paid training and ongoing support to build their teaching, presenting, and mentoring skills. You are encouraged to commit as much time as you have available. Our course schedules are varied and plentiful. The Kaplan Centre that oversees LSAT, MCAT, GRE, GMAT, prep courses in your area has the following openings: Part-Time MCAT, LSAT, GMAT, (6 – 20 hrs/wk) • To qualify, you must have the following score: GMAT: 680 MCAT: 11 (per section) LSAT: 164 • You are encouraged to score qualify at a Kaplan Centre if your official score dates back more than five years. • Classes are held in UNIVERSITY OF as well as throughout the community. Willingness to travel preferred, but not necessary. • No teaching experience is necessary (although it is preferred). We will train you to be an excellent instructor. Prep and training are paid. • You should be a great presenter, a believer in the effectiveness of Kaplan’s methods, a caring and compassionate mentor of students, and a responsible employee. Rates change based on success in the classroom: teach like a superstar and we’ll treat you like one. Additionally, there is a full-time career track for Kaplan teachers interested in investing themselves fully. Please be prepared to commit to Kaplan for at least 6-12 months. To apply today to one of Kaplan’s Canadian locations (or over 170 in the United States), please call 1-800-KAPTEST or email rachel.ram@kaplan.com or check www.kaptest.ca/teach. You will be invited to audition and to interview. Kaplan is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
	URL:	http://www.kaplan.com

What: 2007 Fight 'n' Fright Festival (Every Friday Jul 6 - Sep 3) tell a friend single event
	When:	Fridays from July 6, 2007 until September 3, 2007
	Organization:	Fight n Fright Festival
	Where:	Bloor Cinema --506 Bloor St. W. (just east of Bathurst St. -- Bathurst Subway Station), Toronto, ON
	More Info:	ADRENALINE RUSH ON THE BIG SCREEN EVERY FRIDAY NITE AT THE BLOOR CINEMA. Friday Nights will never be the same in Toronto this Summer. Every Friday night from July 6 to Sept 3, screaming fans shall receive a rush of adrenaline on the Big Screen at the Bloor Cinema as the gang from Fight 'n' Fright Festival unleash two high-octane programmes each evening, presenting Asian Martial Arts & Action to Classic Horror & Terror such as John Carpenter's The Thing and Sam Raimi's Evil Dead. Awesome Prize Giveaways... Special Live Performances... Spotlight on Tarantino... Contests...and much more... On Friday July 6, Jackie Chan's 'Rumble in the Bronx' (7pm show) launches the 2007 Fright 'n' Fright Festival followed by the horror classic 'The Evil Dead' (9:30pm show)... *******July Lineup Includes:****** Friday July 6: -7pm:Jackie Chan's 'Rumble in the Bronx' -9:30pm:The Evil Dead Friday July 13: -7pm:Ong Bak: Muai Thai Warrior -9:30pm:Friday the 13th:The Final Chapter Friday July 20: -7pm:District B13 -9pm:From Dusk till Dawn Friday July 27: -7pm:Iron Monkey -9pm:Re-Animator *********************************** Come out and experience it all before it returns to the vault!!! Where? Only at Toronto's biggest and best Rep Theatre--- Bloor Cinema: 506 Bloor St. W. (just east of Bathurst St---Bathurst Subway Station) TICKETS: $5(in advance) $7(at the door) For complete details, movie reviews, contests and Advance Ticket Sales please visit: http://www.fightnfright.com
	URL:	http://www.fightnfright.com
	Related Events:
		"Rumble in the Bronx"/"The Evil Dead" (Toronto) "Ong Bak"/"Friday the 13th Part IV:The Final Chapter" (Toronto) From Dusk Till Dawn/District B13 (Toronto) "Iron Monkey"/"Re-Animator" (Toronto)

What: 6th Annual Ribfest & Craft Beer Show tell a friend single event
	When:	July 12, 2007 until July 15, 2007
	Where:	Memorial Square, Barrie, ON
	More Info:	THE TASTIEST WEEKEND IN DOWNTOWN BARRIE!! A tasty and exciting four-day festival in Downtown Barrie. This event tempts the taste buds and introduces you to a world of flavour and enjoyment. Come down to Memorial Square to enjoy ribs from professional BBQ teams from across North America and craft beers from our own backyard! Your taste buds won't be able to handle the flavour overload, provided by Rib teams from across North Amercia. Perfecting the art of BBQ ribs you are sure to be delighted. To accompany the perfect rack of ribs, craft beer teams will be on hand to serve up some of the best home brew's. Demonstrating the art of craft brewing, these beer teams are sure to impress you!!! Come and experience all that Ribfest has to offer. Thursday, July 12th, 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM Friday, July 13th, 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM Saturday, July 14th, 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM Sunday, July 15th, 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM The event is free of charge. Musical entertainment will be provided by KOOl FM.
	URL:	http://www.downtownbarrie.ca/
	Related Events:
		Niagara Falls Rotary Ribfest (Niagara Falls) St. Catharines Rotary Ribfest (St. Catharines) Mississauga Rotary Ribfest (Mississauga) Rotary Ribfest (Burlington) (Burlington)

What: feisaneilein tell a friend single event
	When:	Fridays from July 13, 2007 until August 17, 2007
	Organization:	Comunn Feis an eilein
	Where:	8539 Grand Narrows Highway, Christmas Island, NS
	More Info:	Bi-Lingual Gaelic-English Concert Series
	URL:	http://www.feisaneilein.ca

What: Winnipeg Singles Enjoy Goldeyes, Bud Light and ALIVE tell a friend single event
	When:	Friday, July 13, 2007
	Organization:	winnipeg@meetmarketadventures.com
	Where:	Meeting at Alive in the District, Winnipeg, MB
	More Info:	Winnipeg Singles Enjoy Goldeyes, Bud Light and ALIVE in the District Starts: Friday, July 13, 2007 @ 5:30 PM Regular Price: $29.99 Early Bird Discount: $2.00 Your Price: $27.99 Location: Meeting at Alive in the District Take Me Out To The Ballgame Join Meet Market Adventures for a night of Baseball, Bud Light, and ALIVE in the district. TICKETS ARE LIMITED, so don't wait on this one. Early Bird price in effect until Jun 11th ONLY. We'll start the night off getting to know each other at ALIVE, and enjoy a delicious buffet dinner. Off to the game on foot, for the short walk to Canwest Global Park where we'll watch the game from the patio seats. We'll receive a pre-game Bud Light at the patio party. Once we're done cheering on the Winnipeg Gold Eyes, we'll walk back to ALIVE in the district, where we'll enjoy complimentary, and front of the line access, and a complimentary post-game beverage. It doesn't stop there, because with every ticket you purchase, your name goes into a draw for a grand prize of an ALIVE VIP card and 6 tickets for the Thursday, July 26th game against Calgary in the Labbatts Suite. Purchase a Bud Light at this patio party prior to the Goldeyes game, and increase your chances to win this fabulous grand prize. "Alive" is an upscale club in the historic Exchange District of the city that caters to those of us that agree with their motto, "Life doesn't end at 25". This is a night you won't want to miss! What's Included: Mingling, meeting and networking with other Singles Meet Market Adventures give-a-ways A delicious buffet served before the game at Alive A ticket to the game - patio seats Complimentary and front of the line access to ALIVE after the game. A post-game beverage at ALIVE after the game ALIVE prize give-a-ways An Entry for a Grand Prize draw for an ALIVE VIP card, and 6 tickets to the July 26th Game against Calgary in the Labatts suite. Check out the Club Here: http://www.aliveinthedistrict.com/ Directions: At the corner of Bannatyne and Rorie in the Exchange District Alive Dress Code and Age Requirements Must be 21 or over No baseball caps, no bandanas, no toques, no hoodies, no trackpants/jerseys, no sleeveless shirts(men. Excessive arm tattoos must be covered. We prefer collared shirts to t-shirts. We also prefer that runners and tattered jeans are not worn. *NOTICE: Please contact winnipeg@meetmarketadventures.com or 1-800-239-0542 or www.meetmarketadventures.com to GUARANTEE your spot To find out more about our event & other adventures for Singles visit our website: http://meetmarketadventures.com/events/details.php?evt_id=1987 "Where Singles & Adventure Meet"
	URL:	link

What: Welcome To Haliburton tell a friend single event
	When:	July 6, 2007 until August 16, 2007
	Organization:	The Ethel Curry Gallery
	Where:	Haliburton, Ontario, ON
	More Info:	Refreshments are served from 5-7 pm for hungry students and faculty of the Haliburton School of the Arts. Browse through the gallery and view works by many faculty members. The gallery stays open until 8 pm weeknights in July and August for your convenience.
	URL:	http://www.theethelcurrygallery.com

What: Music by the Gull tell a friend single event
	When:	Fridays from July 6, 2007 until August 31, 2007
	Where:	Gull RIver, Minden, ON
	More Info:	Free public music dace at the gull river in Minden every Friday night from July 6th to the end of August 705 286 2862

What: Dorset Kids Crafts tell a friend single event
	When:	July 5, 2007 until August 31, 2007
	Organization:	Dorset Kids Crafts
	Where:	Dorset Recreational Centre, Dorset, ON
	More Info:	A different craft each week for kids ages 5 and up. The cost is $5 per child and all materials are provided. Thursdays in July and August from 6:30 to 7:30

What: Vancouver Singles Stanley Park Friday the 13th Eco Tour tell a friend single event
	When:	July 13, 2007 until July 13, 2007
	Organization:	Meet Market Adventures
	Where:	Stanley Park, Vancouver, BC
	More Info:	Vancouver Singles Stanley Park Friday the 13th Eco Tour Starts: Friday, July 13, 2007 @ 7:00 PM Ends: Friday, July 13, 2007 @ 9:00 PM Regular Price: $24.99 Early Bird Discount: $5.00 Your Price: $19.99 Location: Stanley Park Join Meet Market Adventures for a Friday the 13th after work hike through “the jewel of Vancouver;” Stanley Park. Our tour will be “one of kind;” while we venture into the Park and walk the trails our experienced and knowledgeable guide, will tell us about the Park's history, it’s natural beauty and we'll survey lots of damage still remaining from the winter storms of 2006 - 2007 and we'll get the added bonus of excellent "monster" stories with different creatures and legends. - and they're all true - just right for our Friday the 13th evening event. Participants should pack a bottle of water and snacks; we’ll stop for a light break half way through the hike. MMA Singles will rendezvous at the Dining Pavilion. After entering the park and traveling North through the traffic circle at the entrance take your first right and the Dining Pavilion also known as the Stanley Park Pavilion is at the end of the drive. Please wear appropriate footwear to be walking on park trails. * Details are subject to change without notice. When you purchase an event online or over the phone, you will receive a confirmation by phone from MMA closer to the event * You MUST CALL THE MMA EVENT CELL 1 hour before all outdoor events in order to determine whether the event has been cancelled due to weather restrictions. * Event Cell: 604.317.3055 *NOTICE: Please contact vancouver@meetmarketadventures.com or Phone: (604) 357-3703 or www.meetmarketadventures.com to GUARANTEE your spot To find out more about our event & other adventures for Singles visit our website: http://www.meetmarketadventures.com/events/details.php?evt_id=1414 "Where Singles & Adventure Meet"
	URL:	link

What: Xocai Healthy Chocolate Tasting Party tell a friend single event
	When:	Friday, July 13, 2007
	Where:	Marilyn's - 200 Spadina Avenue (just north of Queen Street), Toronto, ON
	More Info:	Saturday, July 13, 2007 12 - 4:30pm (Why? We need quotes - see below) We're having a chocolate party! By now you have heard all the amazing health properties dark chocolate with high cacao content has - specifically the highest ORAC measurement (antioxidant rating) of any known food. And you've seen the studies about it lowering blood pressure, improving insulin sensitivity, mood elevation, and on and on. Chocolate? Good for you? Only when it's dark chocolate and only when it's not heat-processed and not combined with milk. And then you tasted raw chocolate. Oh, you knew it had to be too good to be true. As my 19 yr old cousin so eloquently put it: "This tastes like dirt." What if someone said that you could have the unprocessed chocolate in a form that actually tastes great? Top quality Belgian chocolate - cold pressed to retain all the antioxidants, and it tasted like the best truffles - velvety and rich, sensuous and decadent. ***************************************** Would you want to taste it for yourself? ***************************************** Well you can on Saturday, July 13, 2007 12 - 4:30pm at Marilyn's - 200 Spadina Avenue (just north of Queen Street) No charge, just stop in and ask for your taste of the delectable decadent Xocai cold-pressed chocolate. Try the Omega bar with the hint of orange and flax seeds. Taste the original dark chocolate nuggets with acai and blueberry. But there's a catch! We need some testimonials for the website. If you enjoy it (and I know you will), we're going to ask you for permission to post one or two sentences and your initials to the website http://www.chocolateforhealth.ca and possibly in brochures. Seem like a fair trade-off? If you can't make it yourself, pass this along to friends and family. We're hoping to get about 40 really good quotes out of the day, so the more the merrier. Thanks and hope to see you there! Gisela and Marilyn
	URL:	http://chocolateforhealth.ca

What: Medicine Wheel Summer Intensive tell a friend single event
	When:	July 13, 2007 until July 15, 2007
	Organization:	Whispering Song Teaching Lodge
	Where:	Madawaska Valley, , ON
	More Info:	July 13 - 15, 2007 According to Seneca Tradition, the Medicine Wheel is your Soul’s thumbprint and one of the most profound tools for personal transformation. In this workshop you will receive your personal medicine wheel and begin to understand your own unique path, including your seven personal, gifts and boundary skill. This is an opportunity for new and experienced Medicine Wheel students to study within an intimate and Earth-based environment.
	URL:	http://www.whisperingsong.com

What: The Drinks Show tell a friend single event
	When:	July 13, 2007 until July 14, 2007
	Where:	Don Valley Brickworks, 550 Bayview Avenue, Toronto, ON
	More Info:	Friday July 13, 2007 Saturday July 1, 2007 $25.00 at the door Food and drink connoisseurs are invited to discover the latest in international cocktail trends, sample globally-inspired fare and party outdoors in one of Toronto’s largest green spaces. Cocktail scouts travelled the world to uncover the newest and hottest trends in mixology. Check-out brand new liqueurs and spirits debuting in Canada; taste international fare at the gourmet food stations; collect over 100 cocktail recipe cards and taste the good life at home. There’s no better way to take a trip around the world without leaving your own backyard than through your taste buds! Complimentary shuttle buses will be running to and from The Drinks Show to several convenient downtown locations including subway stations and Green P parking lots. Check out the official website for more details. Tip: Admission comes with a complementary drink. But hurry up and buy your ticket in advance, because you don't want to be turned away once they sell out at the door!
	URL:	http://www.drinksshow.com/

What: Summerlicious tell a friend single event
	When:	July 6, 2007 until July 22, 2007
	Where:	Toronto, ON
	More Info:	Summerlicious promotes Toronto's restaurant industry and is the perfect opportunity to satiate restaurant lovers with the best of the city's eclectic cuisine. Take advantage of prix fixe offers at 130 of Toronto's finest restaurants! The prix fixe menus are available at lunch and dinner at unbelievable price points! Summerlicious kicks off on July 6 and runs until July 22. Each restaurant will offer a special 3-course prix fixe menu where patrons can sample the establishment's delicious fare. The prix fixe menus are available at lunch and dinner at the following price points (some restrictions may apply): $15 or $20 lunch menus* $25 or $35 dinner menus* *Beverages, taxes & gratuity additional
	URL:	link

What: TWW Meeting tell a friend single event
	When:	Fridays
	Organization:	Toronto Wellness Women
	Where:	Indigo Cafe - Yonge & Eglinton, Toronto, ON
	More Info:	Weekly Mastermind meeting for the Toronto Wellness Women
	URL:	link

What: BNI West End Toronto Breakfast tell a friend single event
	When:	Fridays
	Organization:	BNI Canada
	Where:	Usually: Cafe Demetre, 2962 Bloor Street West (just East of Royal York Rd.), Toronto, ON
	More Info:	CHECK WEBSITE TO MAKE SURE EVENT IS BEING HELD AT THE REGULAR VENUE. 7:00 am to 8:30 am. Each week a different speaker on a different topic related to business. BNI's focus is to create a team of dedicated sales people who will help you identify new leads... Bring lots of business cards because we aim to do business! For more information: www.bni-webb.ca or 416-769-318
	URL:	http://www.bni-webb.ca/

What: Peel Referral Association Mississauga Chapter Breakfast tell a friend single event
	When:	Fridays
	Where:	Greek Shish Kabob House, 35 Main Street North (at Queen), Mississauga, ON
	More Info:	The Mississauga Chapter of PRA was founded in March, 2003. The Chapter meets every Friday morning at 7:30 am at Smitty's Family Restaurant, 2501 Hampshire Gate (Dundas Street West & Winston Churchill Blvd), Mississauga. Membership in PRA is restricted to one person per membership category. There is a one-time application fee of $75. Membership (which includes your membership badge) Breakfast fees of $42.00 per month are payable in advance. Visitors are always welcome.
	URL:	http://www.peelreferral.ca

What: Actors and Entertainers - Auditions (Scarborough) tell a friend single event
	When:	January 3, 2007 until December 28, 2007
	Organization:	a one talent and booking agency
	Where:	3340 Lawrence Ave E, Scarborough, ON
	More Info:	if you have what it takes to be in the movies and commercials all ages and sizes welcome come and be discovered

What: Business Networking Referral Club - President's (Calgary) tell a friend single event
	When:	Fridays
	Organization:	The Progressive Group for Independent Business
	Where:	Tony Roma's, 6712 Macleod Trail South, Calgary, AB
	More Info:	Call (403) 720-2143 to register as a guest.
	URL:	http://www.pgib.ca

What: Busines Networking Referral Club - Rocky Mountain tell a friend single event
	When:	Fridays
	Organization:	The Progressive Group for Independent Business
	Where:	Coast Plaza Hotel, 1316 - 33 St. NE (Horizon's Restaurant), Calgary, AB
	More Info:	Call (403) 720-2143 to register as a guest.
	URL:	http://www.pgib.ca

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