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The silence is broken. **We are officially relaunching DEF CON Toronto (DC416) on Jan 15.** We’re kicking off this new era at 6:30 PM at 100 Queens Quay St. It’s free for everyone, but capacity is limited. RSVP to lock in your spot. To find upcoming events, updates and stay involved as we grow, visit our revamped site [https://defcontoronto.ca](https://defcontoronto.ca/) **Talk:** Syndicate: Inside the life of a Ransomware Operator **What you’ll learn:** A deep dive into how ransomware affiliates rise through the ranks, build trust, and operate inside the dark web ecosystem. **Speaker:** Tammy Harper (Senior Threat Intelligence Researcher @ Flare) **About the Speaker:** Tammy Harper is a Senior Threat Intelligence Researcher at Flare, specializing in dark web ecosystems, ransomware affiliate operations, and adversary psychology. Her work combines technical analysis with narrative and sociological approaches to understand how modern cybercriminals think, organize, and operate.

**Monthly Wellness Art Workshop for Newcomers** Join our monthly *Wellness Art Hub* designed especially for you- immigrants and newcomers to Canada. This is a welcoming space where you can explore different creative art activities, connect with others, and support your mental well-being through artistic expression—no experience necessary! Each session offers a new activity and a chance to relax, create, and build community. Come as you are, take a break, and enjoy some creative time together! **Group Details** * **Name:** Wellness Art Hub * **Date:** Third Thursday of each month (Upcoming session: June 19, 2025) * **Sessions:** 10 sessions. New members are welcome anytime! * **Time:** 4 - 6PM(EST) * **Format:** In-person (At CultureLink's main office) * **Address:** Suite 301, 2340 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6P 4A9 * **Eligibility:** Immigrant who are permanent residents or convention refugees, aged 15 or above * **Language:** English **What to Expect** It’s not about creating perfect art. It’s about having fun and being in the moment. We invite you to relax, focus on what you’re doing, and enjoy the creative process. You might even notice yourself feeling calmer and in a better mood by the end! Below are the tentative topics for the first three sessions: * Jun 19: Mandala drawing * Jul 17: Paper quiling art (tentative) * Aug 21: Water color painting (tentative) * *The topic of remaining sessions will be announced later* **Does it charge?** No. The monthly Wellness Art Hub is free of charge. **Sign up now** at [https://forms.office.com/r/gHEGH7i2BB](https://forms.office.com/r/gHEGH7i2BB "https://forms.office.com/r/gHEGH7i2BB") If you can't open the link, please scan the QR code on the event banner at the top of this page to register. **Contact** If you need help on more information or registration, please contact Trista at LLi@culturelink.ca

Join us for an evening of French conversation at B Espresso Bar in the atrium of the Toronto Royal Conservatory of Music (near St. George station)!
We welcome all levels of French, and it's free\*.
Venez pratiquer votre français! \*While there is no fee to attend this event, guests are expected to purchase something from B Espresso Bar, in accordance with RCM's restrictions on usage of the cafe atrium space. **Building location:** The Royal Conservatory is at 273 Bloor St W, between Varsity Stadium and the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM). There are entrances off Bloor St. and Philosopher's Walk. If you enter from Bloor St through the large glass doors, follow the hallway on the left beside the staircase and turn left at the end. (Closest TTC: St. George) **Notes and restrictions:** The host may or may not attend this event. Attendees are encouraged to seat themselves at two or more adjacent tables, as needed. Please form groups of 6 people at each table; do not rearrange chairs and tables to accommodate more people, as this obstructs the narrow walking space. Guests are expected to order something from the cafe, and are asked to please refrain from bringing outside food or drink. Attendees must leave the building at 8pm when the cafe stops serving. **Contributions:** If you are a regular with us and would like to support the group, please send any contributions by e-transfer to [diskutomeetup@gmail.com.](http://diskutomeetup@gmail.com.) The yearly donation goal and amounts received year-to-date will be tracked anonymously on [this google sheet](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18GfqYsis8Cf2XGg4KsKQJsY_0Fv3bsSQHwJAxvC1Km8/edit?usp=sharing). Thank you so much for your support.

**Midtown Toronto Chi Gong** **Chi Gong Master Teresa's Inner-Chi Qi Gong:** **Two classes each evening** (1) 6:30 PM : Introductory Eye Qi Gong & Qi Gong for Overall Health (2) 7:30 PM: Advanced Eye Qi Gong & Longevity Qi Gong **Fee: $30 a class (6.30-7.30pm)** Find out more information on Eventbrite and how to choose classes. **Eventbrite**: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/1976757771708 **Location:** We will send you the direction to our private meeting room on payment.

At Eglinton-Yonge Toastmasters, we're more than just a club - we're a community. Please arrive by 6:00 p.m. to socialize. Guests are welcome. There is no fee to visit. We meet at: Northern District Library 40 Orchard View Blvd. Second Floor, RM# 224. Directions to the room can be viewed at the following link: [https://bit.ly/eytm-welcome](https://bit.ly/eytm-welcome) Members of Eglinton-Yonge Toastmasters learn and practice public speaking and leadership skills with a friendly, helpful, and encouraging group of people. As a year-round club, attendance varies depending on the season. A typical meeting involves 25-30 active members and 2-5 guests. Guests are able to: • Meet a great group of people • Participate in Table Topics • Share feedback at the end Members receive: • Learning materials • Monthly Toastmasters magazine • Access to Pathways • Online resources through Toastmasters International • An Easy-speak.org account to track speech progress We look forward to seeing you!

**January 15, 2026. 6:30 PM. Your social life gets an upgrade.** New year. New people. New way to spend your Thursday nights. You'll be matched with 5 other curious strangers for a surprise group experience. The activity? Secret until Wednesday 10 AM. **What to expect:** · 🎲 **Curated Group:** 6 people matched on vibe & interests — not random. · 📍 **Surprise Location:** Revealed 24h before. · 💬 **Real Conversations:** No "So, what do you do?" small talk. **Past Revelia experiences:** Escape rooms, pottery workshops, speakeasies, secret dining, axe throwing, rooftop bars... **HOW TO JOIN:** 1. Take the 2-min matching quiz here: **[https://www.revelia.ca](https://www.revelia.ca/)** 2. **Wednesday Jan 14, 10 AM:** Get the reveal (Location + First names of your group). 3. **Thursday Jan 15, 6:30 PM:** Show up and enjoy. **Cost:** $13 booking fee (covers matching + organization). Activity paid on-site based on your budget. ⚠️ **Only 18 spots.** Booking closes Tuesday Jan 13, 11:59 PM. *Not vibing? Leave anytime, and we'll full refund you* 👉 **Book your spot:** **[https://www.revelia.ca](https://www.revelia.ca/)**

## Rehearsal Details: Thursday evenings 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m, Earl Bales Community Centre 4169 Bathurst St., just south of Sheppard, in Toronto. Email our membership chair, if you are interested in attending a rehearsal. **Lisa Taylor: 647-886-1766, [membershipchair@torontoaccolades.com](mailto:membershipchair@torontoaccolades.com)** Do you love to sing? Do you love performing for live audiences? The Toronto Accolades Chorus brings women-centric singers together to sing and perform a cappella harmony. Harmony connects people from all backgrounds, ages, and musical abilities to create a community where you can not only sing, but find a space to connect with other strong and dedicated people just like you. For decades, we've provided a venue for singers to express themselves, make quality music together, and form bonds beyond measure, and we invite you to join us for the ride. We welcome guests and work with them to find out their voice range and to determine what part (lead, tenor, baritone or bass) they would sing best. Guests are given a music folder and encouraged to participate in singing with the chorus in subsequent weeks. Although we continually strive for musical excellence, prior musical training is not necessary to belong to our chorus. We provide everyone with sheet music, audio learning tracks, education and guidance. At the end of 6 weeks, we ask each prospective member to audition, to ensure that they can hold their part in a four-part harmony song.

**Itching to share what you find so Outstanding that you think others must know about it?** **Well here's your chance -- over a cup of hot coffee in cold January!** **Let's meet at the Balzac's Coffee at the Reference Library, located at 789** Yonge Street.

.**Saturday January 17th** 7.30pm -12.30 **The Palais Royale** **1601 Lakeshore Blvd West** Join us for a fabulous a Saturday night of Dancing & Romancing . We have a great DJ playing all your favorite tunes from the 70’s to the present. It’s your opportunity to mix, mingle, enjoy a few dances and meet some new friends. You can dance the night away on their big dance floor. Please, no running shoes or jeans. The cost is only $25.00. 416- 236- 8222. Free parking. Hope to see you then at our Dance Party + 40 Crowd

Open mic for all Toronto performers! All performances welcome. Got good jokes? Pipes to sing or a poem to read? Maybe even a pet rock to show off! Join our open mic night and support other local artists! 7:00pm Sign up 7:30pm Show start 2848 Dundas St. W., down the laneway House guitar provided Check out [@sayheyhouse](https://www.instagram.com/sayheyhouse) on Instagram for more events sayheyhouse@gmail.com

**Note: new offer with tickets starting at $35. Previous 40% offer expired Dec 1st.** **On Saturday, January 17th, see A Doll's House, Henrik Ibsen's 5-time Tony Award Winning Play**, **that is equally intimate and electrifying with an extraordinary ensemble of Canadian acting talent.** *A Doll's House* is a fresh take on the classic you know and love. Nora appears to be the perfect wife, but beneath the surface she harbours a secret that threatens to unravel her seemingly happy world. As the truth emerges, Nora gradually awakens to her own desires, and the play builds toward a radical act of self-liberation. My seat is Left Orchestra Seat O26. **Purchase A Doll's House on Saturday, January 17th at 7:30pm.** **CAST** **Hailey Gillis** She is one of Toronto's most sought-after actors, lending vibrancy and honesty to every role she portrays. You'll recognize her from her recent turns in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Canadian Stage) and Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812 (Mirvish/Crow’s Theatre). **Gray Powell** He is a veteran of the stage, drawing audiences in with his exhilarating gravitas across a notable 13 seasons at the Shaw Festival. He is also no stranger to the screen, appearing in **Sort Of** (CBC), **Brilliant Minds** (CTV/NBC), and **Hardy Boys** (Hulu). **COST** Regular Cost $50/ 79/ 110/ 140 + taxes New offer tickets starting at $35/ 59/ 99/ 119/ 140 + taxes Discounted Options (updated after Black Friday Sale expired Dec 1/ 25): 1/ 29 years and under - $35 2/ Rush Tickets - On sale by phone or in person at the box office the day of the performance, two hours prior to show time, subject to availability. Meetup Organizer Fee: $5 Ticket Policy: All sales are final, exchanges are available for a fee **SIGNING-UP** * **RSVP Yes (everyone goes on the waitlist until they post their seat number).** If you plan to by Rush or if Pay What You Wish is available for this performance, please state that in your RSVP, so I can move you to attending and ensure you get the pre-mail the day before to connect with the group. * **[Purchase](https://my.canadianstage.com/9441/9442)**[ ](https://tickets.mirvish.com/tina/20416)**your own ticket on Saturday January 17, 2026 at 7:30pm (discount code is included in the Purchase link), post a comment with your seat number and I will move you to going**. A reminder will be sent the day before with my cell and reminder details where to meet and when. RSVPs close 1 day prior and the Waitlist will be removed at that time. Cancellations will result in a No Show and impact future attendance. **MEETUP TIME** **Meet me for dinner at: 5:45pm** at Cafe Landwer, 33 Yonge St. **Meet me at: 7:15pm inside The Bluma Appel Theatre at the St. Lawrence Centre for The Arts at 27 Front St. E., to the right side after scanning your tickets** Start: 7:30pm Length: TBC once the theatre posts the run time Enjoy and please post your comments in the Event after.

\*\***The Toronto History Walks Yearly Pass is available. Get it now for $125.00 for 1 year of unlimited tours, email** **torontohistorywalks@gmail.com** **for more information or for signing up!\*\*** \*\* **Please note: Please e-transfer the ticket amount when booking your space for this tour! You can e-transfer to the following email at:** **torontohistorywalks@gmail.com** In 1923 the Village of Forest Hill was incorporated after 2,100 area residents voted for separation from York Township. The Village's boundaries were Briar Hill Avenue on the north, Marlee Avenue and Bathurst Street on the west, Lonsdale Road on the south and Oriole Parkway on the east. It was known as Spadina Heights. The first important job was to come up with a new name. The new Village's name of Forest Hill was taken from the summer residence of John Wickson. The property and mansion of Forest Hill was built in 1860 near Eglinton and Bathurst. The Village of Forest Hill became part of the new municipality of Metropolitan Toronto in 1953, and it was amalgamated with the City of Toronto in 1967, and the rest, as they say, is history. Forest Hill has always had an interesting relationship with the rest of Toronto! Its residents, or upper mobility residents, shall we say, and the demographics over the last 100 years, have played a part in Forest Hill being on the fringe of Toronto. A village that wanted to be separate, but together with the rest of Toronto at the same time, as changeable as the wind on a summer afternoon. And that continues to this day. This walking tour begins at the **southeast corner** of Spadina Road and St. Clair Avenue West in Sir Winston Churchill Park. The tour returns to the starting point after the walk. On some apps, the address gives the location as the middle of the park. Please meet at the corner of **Spadina Avenue and St. Clair Avenue West.** This walking tour is for all walking levels. Please dress for the season, and hope to see you there. The price of this tour is $15.00 per person \*\* **Please note: Please e-transfer the ticket amount when booking your space for this tour! You can e-transfer to the following email at:** **torontohistorywalks@gmail.com**

Praying for a spouse? This may be the answer! Many churches offer College & Careers or young adult groups, but there are far fewer spaces for Christian singles over 35 who are still faithfully hoping, waiting, and preparing for marriage. You’re not late — and you’re not alone! This is your group! Connecting Evangelical Christians (approximately ages 35–55) across the GTA who are serious about faith, community, and marriage. “Delight yourself in the Lord, and He will give you the desires of your heart.” — Psalm 37:4 We’ll meet every 3rd Saturday of the month at 7:00 PM, inside the Eaton Centre, lower level, by the fountain that shoots upward. From there, we’ll decide together where to hang out. See you there. God bless.

*Solitaria Vita Description* Solitaria Vita Autentica is a community for matured Single Catholics 30+ years interested in learning about the Catholic Faith and building a circle of like minded friendships. Join us as we explore the teachings of our Lord Jesus Christ, the early Church Fathers and Mothers, Saints and Doctors of the Church to Grow Spiritually, Bond, Forge New Partnerships, Evangelize, Socialize and Win Souls for the Kingdom, while at the same time Honing Skills to live an Authentic Single Life, while waiting for the ***ONE*** God has destined for you. *This group is for Evangelization, Soul winning, Socializing, Education, Information, Building Community and much more*. *This group is “NOT A MATCHMAKING OR SPEED DATING FORUM” but a community initiative to help us cultivate attributes and qualities to empower us to live a WHOLESOME, TRUE, RICH, HOLY and COMPLETE LIVES.* A group where community members can talk about every and anything with each other in a respectful and safe space. Looking forward to many opportunities to build experiences and cherished memories. **January will be in a Workshop format **Activities planned for the evening include Prayers, Reflections, Meditation, Icebreakers and 3 Talks. There after a Panel session by Financial Experts to educate us on how to manage our finances Gods way, Debt Audit, Investment Planning for Early Retirement. Estate/Will/Trust.* We kindly ask for a minimum donation of $10 to offset cost of light refreshments and drinks. E-Transfer to solitariavitaauthentica@gmail.com https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/authentically-you-tickets-1835879919259?aff=oddtdtcreator For any questions or Inquiries: **Contact: Martina - solitariavitaauthentica@gmail.com** **With subject Line: Solitaria Vita**

**Daniel Neihoff** is an *emerging singer/songwriter from Paducah, KY*. He has been described as “one of the best storytelling songwriters in Nashville.” Daniel grew up in a family of songwriters, with both his father and grandmother crafting melodies and lyrics. He wrote his first song at 8 years old, surrounded by a family fit for country songs – the old kind about struggle and lonesomeness, mistakes among enduring love. The melodies and legends were all around him in his family, and it all seeped in. His accolades are impressive: he won the Kerrville New Folk Competition in 2019, was a 3-time finalist of Songwriter Serenade, placed 3rd in the Woody Guthrie songwriter contest, and won the Rocky Mountain Songwriters Contest in 2023. Neihoff has also been featured on PBS and received praise from Lori Walsh, host of In The Moment on SDPB, who said, “Daniel Neihoff, you are just what we need.” **Eryn Michel**’s songwriting walks the tightrope between real-life mess and wild imaginings—like her life, you’ll never be quite sure whether she’s singing truth, fiction, or a generous splash of both, drawn from a résumé that almost sounds made up: convoy gunner in Iraq, staffer in the Obama White House, phlebotomist, janitor, wedding planner, voice actor, and private security for a king’s granddaughter. Her songs have earned her the 2024 Bernard/Ebb Songwriting Grand Prize and a two American Songwriter lyric contest wins. **Reserve your seat by paying Scott Moore at [Moore Music in the House](https://www.mooremusic.org/). Suggested in-person contribution is $30.00. All proceeds go to the artists.**

Title: Talk/listen about life-changing loss and grief, and care-giving challenges We have created “LET'S TALK - Leesburg” and you are invited to attend. Folks meet to give and receive support dealing with caregiving or life-changing events. This activity is for any one that is experiencing powerful life changes such as loss of independence, caregiving challenges, any loss that has been a life-changing blow to them or has significantly changed their life, including the loss of a precious person. Participants who attend the “LET'S TALK” group say that the group is a place to: Feel safe, to talk or to listen, gain understanding of experiences, and foster confidence! Realize that: “I Can do …” , “Get my equilibrium back.” “LET”S TALK” invites participants to come together...so that they might share the feelings, thoughts, questions, challenges and concerns. This activity is facilitated by a professional counselor.

Run starts promptly at 9:45 am and follows a 1.5 mile loop around the lake. Do however many loops you like! Run at your own pace. After the run, we'll meet at the Brew House for a beer or coffee and BREAKFAST pretzels! Those cannot be anything but delicious. See you there.

Let’s meet at Thai Tanium in Kentlands for some of their delicious food. Please only rsvp if you will attend. It is not fair to the restaurant to have no shows.

Join fellow book club members for an evening out at MyHome Thai, at 19890 Belmont Chase Dr., Ashburn. Each person is responsible for any food and drinks selected. If you sign up and need to cancel, you need to notify us at least 24 hours in advance.

0700 Buffalo Wing Factory (BWF) Hunter Woods Shopping Center this week only, with the following weeks located at the RCC Hunter Woods meeting rooms 4-5-6-7 with a free medium Ledo's Pizza. This event is for active political party participants engaging in conversation & political discourse. The primary focus of this event is recorded for YouTube Debate Practice Trials beginning at 0704-0705 after Ledo's Pizza from next door. A projector will be used throughout most of the event, especially during the 45-minute-long trial debate sessions. It is open to all 6-7 political divisions and parties & constructive comments & criticisms are welcome. VICTORY SONGS FOR ELECTION CAMPAIGNS WITH TULSI GABBARD RUNNING ON THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR THE NEXT GENERAL ELECTION FOR THE WHITE HOUSE WITH EVENING NEWS BRIEFINGS ON THE TOPIC WITH THE FORMALLY ANNOUNCED AND NEWLY ANNOUNCED DEI COMMANDER IN CHIEF THATS YOU TULSI GABBARD $& PLEASE READ THE BELOW AND TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK AND READ MY EMAILED NOTES ABOUT THE NEXT GENERAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN AND RELATED EMAILED NOTES AND SPEECH TOPICS AND RELATED BILLS THAT I SPONSORED WITH TRICRAFT’S FREELY DONATED MONEY FROM KELLY JOPLIN AT NSA HQ BLDG AND ROOM 10 BEFORE HE LEAVES BECAUSE ITS HIS LAST DAY AND YOU CAN GET THE REST FROM CNN BECAUSE I FORWARDED THESE WORDS WITH MY EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION LIKE I DID WITH CODE WORD JAMES DEAN WHICH IS RELATED TO FBI REQUESTS WRITTEN BY YOURS TRULY FOR THE FBI’S JAMES DEAN TO READ BUT NOT ACT ON IT RIGHT AWAY Victory and some democratic Campaign songs in Proper Sequence and some used for Campaign Speeches and used for ***code words*** during the campaign:; [Verse 1] Love spreads her arms, waits there for the nails I forgive you, boy, I will prevail Too much to take, some cross to bear I'm hiding in the trees with a picnic, she's over there, yeah [Interlude] Yeah, yeah, yeah Yeah, yeah, yeah [Verse 2] She didn't scream, she didn't make a sound I forgive you, boy, but don't leave town Cold black skin, naked in the rain Hammer flash in the lightning, they're hurting her again [Chorus] Let me put you in the picture Let me show you what I mean The messiah is my sister Ain't no king, man, she's my queen Let me put you in the picture Let me show you what I mean The messiah is my sister Ain't no king, man, she's my queen [Post-Chorus] I have a dream, I've seen the light Don't put it out, and she's alright, yeah, she's my sister [Guitar Solo] [Verse 3] She didn't scream, she didn't make a sound I forgive you, boy, but don't leave town Cold black skin, naked in the rain Hammer flash in the lightning, they're hurting her again [Interlude] Oh, oh, oh Yeah, yeah, yeah [Chorus] Let me put you in the picture Let me show you what I mean The messiah is my sister Ain't no king, man, she's my queen Let me put you in the picture Let me show you what I mean The messiah is my sister Ain't no king, man, she's my queen Let me put you in the picture Let me show you what I mean The messiah is my sister Ain't no king, man, she's my queen Let me put you in the picture Let me show you what I mean The messiah is my sister Ain't no king, man, she's my queen Let me put you in the picture Let me show you what I mean The messiah is my sister Ain't no king, man, she's my queen Let me put you in the picture Let me show you what I mean The messiah is my sister Ain't no king, man, she's my queen Let me put you in the picture Let me show you what I mean The messiah is my sister Ain't no king, man, she's my queen Let me put you in the picture Let me show you what I mean The messiah is my sister Ain't no king, man, she's my queen [Outro] I've had a dream, I've seen the light Don't put it out and she's alright, yeah, she's my sister I want it all I want it all And I want it now Only just after Aerosmith Walk This Way Talk This Way JUST-BLOW-ME-A-KISS ORIGINALLY WRITTEN May 08 0709 AM SHE BLINDED ME WITH SCIENCE JUST BEFORE THE ABOVE

Let's check out the newest event space in Loudoun - Leesburg Junction Join us at the Open House and see what’s new in this new, redefined space. Now located in the heart of Leesburg, they have reimagined their purpose as a community and event space designed to bring people together. This Open House is our opportunity to explore the space, connect with neighbors and local businesses, and learn how Leesburg Junction can host gatherings, meetings, celebrations, and community-driven events. • Tour the space • Learn about hosting events and community gatherings • Meet the team behind Leesburg Junction • See how the space can be used for your next event Light refreshments will be available. No formal program - just an open door and a chance to check out the space at your own pace.