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  • Toronto – Living Without Religion

    Sidney Smith Hall, Room: SS 2101 100 St. George Street, Toronto, ON, Canada
    Living Without Religion Our monthly meeting discussing past and present religious issues and looking at a positive life free of guilt, fear and shame. Whether you are thinking of leaving your religion or are already living religion free, or you just wish to support others in this quest, join us. Suggested donation: $4

  • Toronto Atheists and Friends Meetup

    Scallywag's 11 St Clair Ave, Toronto, ontario, Canada
    CFI Ontario’s Toronto Atheists and Friends (TAaF) meetups are fun and fascinating discussion groups focusing on a range of topics within the realm of atheism. They’re open to the public and everyone is welcome to join in! Our GTA (Greater Toronto Area) Central meetup is normally held every FIRST Sunday of the month at 5:00 p.m., at Scallywags, 11 St.Clair...

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  • March 2014 Skeptics in The Pub

    Pig and Duke 1312 12th Ave. S.W., Calgary, Alberta, Canada
    Skeptics in the Pub Calgary has been running monthly since 2008! This group meets on the first Tuesday of every month. Join us for drinks, discussion, and debate about all science and skeptical topics. At the Pig and Duke pub we have the group of raised tables to the left when you enter the pub....

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  • Governing in the Dark

    Ondaatje Hall, McCain Building, Dalhousie 6135 University Ave, Halifax, NS, Canada
    Evidence for Democracy co-founder Scott Findlay is speaking at Dalhousie on the shift away from science in government decision making and the decreased funding of science in Canada.  CFI Halifax members and supporters are meeting up to go together.  Please RSVP on meetup if you can make it.  If you can’t make it, consider the...

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  • CFI Ottawa: Jesus of Nazareth – Man or Myth?

    Did a man named Jesus live in Palestine 2000 years ago? Zeba Crook, professor of religious studies at Carleton University thinks so, but historian and philosopher Richard Carrier disagrees.
    $10 – $15