CFI Ottawa Living without Religion
Living without Religion provides a support group for those who are considering leaving their religion, or are encountering challenges with friends, family, classmates or co-workers due to religious differences.
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Fox and Feather Pub 283 Elgin St, Ottawa, ON, Canada
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Cafe Skeptique
Free Times Cafe 320 College St, Toronto, ON, CanadaThis 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. Cafe Skeptique meetings occur on the third Saturday of every month, from 5 – 7pm. All meetings take place at the Free Times Cafe, 320 College St (just west of Spadina), unless... -
Okanagan – Field Trip to Okanagan Observatory
Okanagan Observatory Big White Rd & 201 FSR, BC, CanadaUpdate: Looks like the weather will cooperate, so we are good to go! See you there! This event is for both adults and kids who can keep their eyes open at that time of night! (We’ve organized it during the summer, so it’s not really cold and it’s not on a school night.) Please... -
CFI Regina Movie and Discussion – The Giver
Regina Galaxy Cinema 420 McCarthy Blvd N., Regina, Saskatchewan, CanadaThe Centre for Inquiry Regina invites you to watch The Giver, a story that explores how knowledge truly is power. The movie starts at 7:45pm in the Galaxy Cinema. If you would like a ticket, please contact Dan Benesh at cfiregina@gmail.com or 306-596-8502. After the movie, join us at Brewsters (in the same lot as the... -
Okanagan – KFI End of Summer Special: Remote Controller!
Ben Lee Park 1800 Parkinson Way, Kelowna, British Columbia, CanadaOne of the wonderful things about science is the cool gadgets it enables people to make. And some of those cool gadgets are toys! 🙂 If you have a remote controlled toy — puppy, car, spider, helicopter, whatever — bring it out to the park and play with other KFI kids! (If you don’t...Read More “Okanagan – KFI End of Summer Special: Remote Controller!” »