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Toronto AI Ebook Income Blueprint

Toronto AI Ebook Income Blueprint

Fri, May 8, 10:00 PM
From Local Wealth Strategy And Hustle Collective
5.0

📚 **AI Ebook Empire – Write, Publish, Earn** Use AI to write and publish ebooks that sell while you sleep. ⚠️ Register below to confirm your place — RSVP is not your ticket in. ### [🔗 SECURE YOUR SPOT](https://remoteready.io/product/AIEbookBusiness?city=Toronto&groupurlname=local-wealth-strategy-and-hustle-collective&startgmtdatetime=2026-05-08T22:00:00Z) --- What's covered: - Write full ebooks with AI in hours, not weeks - Publish across platforms for passive income - Scale to multiple titles without burning out *One system. Recurring income.* ✍️

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33 attendees
ABCD Reads "What We Can Know" by Ian McEwan

ABCD Reads "What We Can Know" by Ian McEwan

Tue, May 5, 11:00 PM
From A Book Club, Downtown (ABCD)
4.8

ABCD Reads "**[What We Can Know](https://tpl.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S234C4683360)**" by Ian McEwan. [[RESULTS](https://opavote.com/results/6276009911648256) of the poll for this event] **:: ABOUT THE BOOK ::** "A quest, a literary thriller and a love story, *What We Can Know* spans the past, present and future to ask profound questions about who we are and where we are going. 2014: A great poem is read aloud and never heard again. For generations, people speculate about its message, but no copy has yet been found. 2119: The lowlands of the UK have been submerged by rising seas. Those who survive are haunted by the richness of the world that has been lost. Tom Metcalfe, a scholar at the University of the South Downs, part of Britain's remaining archipelagos, pores over the archives of the early twenty-first century, captivated by the freedoms and possibilities of human life at its zenith. When he stumbles across a clue that may lead to the great lost poem, revelations of entangled love and a brutal crime emerge, destroying his assumptions about a story he thought he knew intimately. *What We Can Know* is a masterpiece that reclaims the present from our sense of looming catastrophe, and imagines a future world where all is not quite lost." (from [Goodreads](https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/223854881-what-we-can-know)) "A love story about both people and the words they leave behind, a literary detective story which reclaims the present from our sense of looming catastrophe and imagines a future world where all is not quite lost." (from [Bookmarks.reviews](https://bookmarks.reviews/reviews/what-we-can-know/)) **:: ABOUT THE EVENT ::** You are welcome to arrive 30 minutes before the event and stay 30 minutes or longer afterward to connect with other attendees outside the book talk. Please ensure you have read the book before attending (though finishing any book is not a barrier to participating, as long as you don't mind spoilers). First-time attendees can join for free. If the event is full, we maintain an unofficial waitlist. Please send [Michael](https://www.meetup.com/members/55295192/) a direct message for more information, in either case. We request a $3 contribution from regular attendees to help cover our monthly meetup costs. **:: ABOUT OUR NEXT BOOK ::** At the end of each event, we will ask for nominees for our next book. If you have a good one in mind, please ensure it is between 200-400 pages long, available from the Toronto Public Library, and counts as contemporary literary fiction (though these are not hard and fast rules). When enough nominees are collected, Michael will send the members a direct message with a link where you can vote.

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18 attendees
Avengers’ Saturday Cafe for the Homeless

Avengers’ Saturday Cafe for the Homeless

Sat, May 9, 3:00 PM
From The Avengers Club
5.0

Note: You may be removed from the attendance list if you've participated in the previous week's event. This allows for more people to experience this Meetup. Avengers put your costumes on and let’s go and save the world!
Well we can’t save the world (yet), but we aim to try to play a small part in the lives of those experiencing homelessness by making their day a bit better!
Description: Before the event the organizer will post a list in the comment section of the attendees and what they are responsible to bring (food/drink, kitchen supplies, cleaning supplies). We normally ask each attending member to bring approximately $15-20 worth of ingredients/supplies to our event. We will use the items to prepare and serve food/drink at The Meeting Place.
Timeline: We will meet on location at 11:00 am, with lunch served between 12:30-1:00 pm.
Membership Dues: Membership dues are $2.00 for the calendar year. Membership dues go towards paying for food/supplies incurred by no-shows. Membership dues are due at the first meetup of the year that you attend.
No Shows/Late Un-RSVP: We’re relying on members who RSVP to bring key ingredients for recipes! Please try your best to show-up or alternatively change your RSVP early so another member may fill the empty spot.
\*\*\* If you are on the waitlist, keep checking as you may be moved into attendance to replace someone. We will try to message you to confirm your attendance in advance.
Donations will be assigned before the event.

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8 attendees
The Girls Book Club: Fantasy/Romance Book Club Meetup #4

The Girls Book Club: Fantasy/Romance Book Club Meetup #4

Fri, May 22, 10:00 PM
From The Girls Book Club (Fantasy, Dark Romance,Thrillers &Spice)
5.0

Hi everyone!! 💖 This is now our FOURTH book club meetup! I can’t wait to get to know you all more, hang out and talk books. For this meeting we’ll be FINISHING Born, Darkly (Book 1 of the Darkly Madly Duet) by Trisha Wolfe. ALSO!!!!!! We are STARTING a new book called The Book of Azrael by Amber Nicole!!! Please read the first 17 chapters before coming so we have lots to discuss!!! If you are new, you don’t have to read Born Darkly and could just start the new book (it’s up to you! We’ll still spend a bit of time discussing it!) Don’t stress if you’re new or didn’t make it to the last meetup! This is a super chill group and we’re mostly here to chat, vibe, and obsess over books together. Can’t wait to see you all!! 📚✨

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7 attendees
Lockpicking Monthly Meetup

Lockpicking Monthly Meetup

Wed, May 6, 11:00 PM
From Toronto Toool & Locksport
4.8

Come out to our monthly meetups if you are: •New to lockpicking and want to learn. •Experienced with locks and lockpicking and excited to teach and exchange knowledge. We have lots of loaner locks and picks for people to try without needing any supplies of their own. Join the Toool Toronto discord https://discord.gg/fuamRhuAdD We are now going back to primarily an in-person meeting. If you would like to join online, its best to bring this up in the #meeting-night-discussion channel beforehand and then find us in our Meeting Room voice channel on Wednesday night. This event is hosted at a volunteer run makerspace: Site 3 coLaboratory 718R Ossington Ave Toronto, ON M6G 3T7

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37 attendees
May's Book: Rabbit Rabbit Rabbit

May's Book: Rabbit Rabbit Rabbit

Tue, May 19, 11:00 PM
From Toronto Ladies Book Club
4.8

A woman’s coming-of-age through a toxic relationship, isolation, and betrayal―set against the stark landscape of the far north. Millicent is a shy, 24-year-old reporter who moves to Whitehorse to work for a failing daily newspaper. With winter looming and the Yukon descending into darkness, Millicent begins a relationship with Pascal, an eccentric and charming middle-aged filmmaker who lives on a converted school bus in a Walmart parking lot. What begins as a romantic adventure soon turns toxic, and Millicent finds herself struggling not to lose herself and her voice. Events come to a head at Thaw di Gras, a celebration in faraway Dawson City marking the return of light to the north. It’s here, in a frontier mining town filled with drunken tourists, eclectic locals, and sparkling burlesque dancers, that Millicent must choose between staying with Pascal or finally standing up to her abuser. In the style of Ottessa Moshfegh’s honest exploration of dysfunctional relationships, and with the warmth and energy of Heather O’Neill, *Rabbit Rabbit Rabbit* illuminates what it’s like to be young, impulsive, and in love in one of the harshest environments in the world.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform to connect people through group-based events focused on shared interests. It's a great way to find communities and activities nearby.

You can search Meetup's platform for comic book collecting groups in Toronto by browsing events and activities in this area of interest.

Yes, there are events organized specifically for comic book enthusiasts in Toronto where you can meet, exchange comics, and network.

Absolutely, you can join as many groups as you like, allowing you to attend various events and broaden your social network within the comic community.

Yes, it’s a good idea to RSVP for events you plan to attend. This helps organizers manage the event and ensures your spot is secure.

Some events may be free, while others might charge a fee to cover costs. Details will be provided in the event description.

Meeting frequency varies per group. Some may meet weekly, others monthly; check each group's calendar for specific schedules.

Not every event may focus solely on collecting. Some might include discussions, swaps, or focuses on different aspects of comic culture.

Events can be in-person or online, depending on the organizer. Check the event details for format.

If no groups match your interests, consider starting your own to gather local comic book enthusiasts together.

Meetup primarily encourages group activities rather than 1-on-1 exchanges, so direct trading arrangements would likely be informal.

While Meetup fosters connections, the experience will depend on finding the right groups and attending regularly.

The organization of events can vary depending on the host. Not every event may be the same, but most aim to be engaging and fun.

New collectors can benefit greatly from joining meetups to learn from seasoned enthusiasts and find support within the community.

Yes, you can start your own meetup to gather like-minded comic book fans in Toronto and share your passion.