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  • “Brain, Self, and Society”, a talk by Dr. Naj Mahani

    Centre humaniste du Québec 1225 Boul. Saint-Joseph, Montréal, Québec, Canada
    “Neurotalk” is becoming a staple of our popular culture. TV Series, Sitcoms, Movies, Newspapers, even president Obama are now talking about the brain! Neuroscience discoveries, popping on media frequently, stir hopes in those of us hit by neurological illness, and anxieties for those of us who fear to be hit by them: Alzheimers, Autism, Depression anyone? We...

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    $10

  • An Evening with Penn Jillette- Every Day Is an Atheist Holiday!

    JJR Macleod Auditorium 1 Kings College Circle, Toronto, ON, Canada
      CFI Canada is proud to present an exclusive evening with skeptical funnyman and magician Penn Jillette. Penn will talk about his experiences as a skeptic and atheist, answer audience questions and sign copies of his new book  ‘Every Day Is an Atheist Holiday!’ After the event will follow an exclusive Members Only reception for...

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  • An Evening with Penn Jillette- Every Day Is an Atheist Holiday!

    JJR Macleod Auditorium University of Toronto Medical Science Building, 1 Kings College Circle., Toronto, ON, Canada
    CFI Canada presents an exclusive evening with skeptical magician Penn Jillette
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  • Cafe Skeptique

    Free Times Cafe 320 College St, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
    This is a group for drinks, food and informal discussion around all things skeptical: UFOs, ghosts, cryptozoology, alternative medicine, new age and new thought and pseudoscience. This month’s topic: Ghost Hunting: Why does it remain so popular if nobody has proven anything? When: Saturday November 16th, 5pm Where: Free Times Cafe, 320 College St (just west of Spadina) How...

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