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Parliamentary Society of Toronto

Parliamentary Society of Toronto

Tue, Nov 3, 10:45 PM
From Parliamentary Society of Toronto

Ever sat through a meeting and wondered why someone said “I move to table this motion” or “point of order”? Join the Parliamentary Society of Toronto for a hands-on introduction to the rules that govern effective, fair meetings everywhere — from city council to your local condo board. Whether you're a community volunteer, a board member, a student, or just curious about how formal meetings actually work, this session is designed to be approachable for complete beginners while still offering value to those with some experience. **Society meetings cover:** 1. The basics of Robert's Rules of Order and The Standard Code of Parliamentary Procedure 1. How motions, amendments, and voting actually work 1. Common meeting scenarios and how to handle them The meeting takes the format of a real business meeting with an agenda , minutes, reports, a business session, etc. During each meeting some aspect of deliberative assemblies is highlighted in an educational essay.

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Volleyball 5-1 System & Tactical Play 1  — Play Smarter | Oct 17-Nov 14 (15+)

Volleyball 5-1 System & Tactical Play 1 — Play Smarter | Oct 17-Nov 14 (15+)

Tue, Oct 13, 6:00 PM
From Drop-in Recreation - Volleyball, Basketball & Pickleball
4.8

**Registration Required in Advance** RSVP’ing on Meetup does **not** reserve your spot. **[Register here](https://app.amilia.com/store/en/miles-nadal-jcc/api/Activity/Detail?activityId=ym0RQmp)** ☎️ Or call **416-924-6211 ext. 0** Spaces are limited to ensure personalized instruction — register early! **Volleyball 5-1 System & Tactical Play 1 (15+) — Learn the System & Play Smarter** Ready to take your volleyball game beyond individual skills and learn how the pieces come together in a team system? **5-1 System & Tactical Play 1** is an intermediate-level clinic designed for players who already have solid fundamental skills and want to develop a stronger understanding of volleyball systems, strategy, and on-court decision making. This clinic focuses on the **5-1 offensive system**, helping players understand their individual responsibilities and how each position works together within the larger team structure. Sessions combine instruction, targeted drills, and game-like scenarios so you can learn not just **what to do, but when and why to do it**. **What You’ll Work On:** • **5-1 System:** Learn rotations, positional responsibilities, and how players move within the system • **Serve Receive:** Develop positioning, communication, and responsibilities within serve receive • **Transition Offense:** Learn how to move effectively from defence into attack • **Base Defense:** Understand defensive positioning and how to read developing plays • **Positional Development:** Improve timing, spacing, movement, and awareness within your position • **Decision Making:** Practice reading the play and making faster, more intentional decisions under pressure Drills are designed to simulate **game-like situations**, giving you opportunities to apply the system and tactical concepts in realistic scenarios. The focus is on playing **smart volleyball** — developing awareness, communication, positioning, and decision making rather than simply running through drills. **Who This Clinic Is For:** • Intermediate players with prior volleyball experience • Players who are currently playing or preparing to play in organized leagues • Players who have solid passing, setting, serving, and general gameplay fundamentals • Players looking to better understand team systems and tactical play **Please Note:** This clinic is **not recommended for beginners**. Participants should already be comfortable with the basic skills and rules of volleyball and have experience playing the game. **Location:** Miles Nadal JCC — 750 Spadina Ave. (enter through Spadina doors) **Format:** Intermediate group instruction combining tactical teaching, skill drills, and game-like scenarios **Why Join?** • Build a stronger understanding of the 5-1 system • Improve your positional awareness and movement • Learn how to make smarter decisions during play • Develop stronger communication and understanding of team responsibilities • Prepare for organized league and competitive volleyball • Take your game from simply knowing the skills to understanding **how to use them within a team system** Whether you’re preparing for your first organized league, looking to become a more effective team player, or want to better understand how the 5-1 system works, this clinic will help you **read the game, play with intention, and make smarter decisions on the court.** 🏐

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Free Board Games in Toronto

Fri, Oct 9, 11:00 PM
From Toronto Board Games Social
4.9
3 attendees

Frost Bite Tournament (Freeze out)

Thu, Oct 8, 11:00 PM
From Pink Lion poker club
5.0
9 attendees
Casual Board Games and Pub Social After

Casual Board Games and Pub Social After

Fri, Oct 9, 10:30 PM
From Board Games and Social
4.8

The Board Games event is a fun, sociable and charitable event We are a fun, friendly and kind group of people mostly in our 20s, 30s and 40s. Beginners are welcome! We are a very inclusive and social group and we teach people how to play games they have not played before :) We provide a variety of 40+ board games. The games usually take 5 or 10 minutes to learn and 30 to 60 minutes to play. Play in French: On the last Friday of the month, we're offering a table where the games are played in French. Anyone with an intermediate level of French who wants to practice while playing is welcome to join. Just ask for Philippe when you arrive. **Time** *Board Games Start time: 630pm - Board Games end time: 10pm *Eat / Drink/ Socialise at a nearby pub afterwards **Location** 30 Leeds St, Toronto, ON M6G 3R8 (Ukrainian Catholic Church of the Holy Protection) The entrance to the board game room is at the back of the Church. There is a sign on the door that says BOARD GAMES GROUP. Please use the map provided on the event page also. Payment **There are two ways to pay** **10 by Cash - coins are not accepted. Only bills.**** **11.55 by Debit/Credit card **Charity Donations** - This is a not-for-profit initiative. Revenue go towards covering costs of the event including venue, insurance marketing, refreshments and board games. Any surplus revenue is donated to charity **Food and drink** *Everyone will get cookies/candy for free - Cups will be provided for tap water *Bring your own food and drink. - Please do not bring CHIPS AND CRACKERS as they make a mess and are greasy ***ALCOHOL IS PROHIBITED AND WE HAVE A ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY ON THIS - there are no second chances** Photos will be taken at the event and posted publicly for marketing purposes. Please only attend if you are ok with this or tell me when you arrive that you do not want to be in any photos The event is officially hosted by Ace of Math Learning Program Ontario Inc.

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Holiday Progressive Knock-Out Bounty $240/30k NLHM 30mins level

Mon, Oct 12, 7:00 PM
From The Poker Place
4.7
7 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is designed to help people find and join groups or events that match their interests. From gaming tournaments to book clubs, users can connect with communities that share their passions and participate in both online and in-person events.

To discover gaming events in Toronto, use Meetup to search specifically for events by the keyword 'competitive gaming' and the location 'Toronto'. This allows you to find relevant tournaments, gaming meetups, and networking opportunities with local gamers.

Absolutely! You can join as many gaming groups as you're interested in on Meetup. This flexibility lets you explore various competitive gaming communities and tailor your experiences to different competitions and meetups available in Toronto.

Yes, many gaming groups host beginner-friendly events. Check the event descriptions for details on skill levels. These gatherings are welcoming spaces for newcomers to learn, play, and improve their skills among supportive peers.

Gaming groups on Meetup consist of members who share an interest in competitive gaming. These groups organize events such as tournaments or game nights where members can come together, network, and enjoy their competitive passions.

Yes, if you're passionate about gaming and want to create an event, you can start your own group on Meetup. As the organizer, you'll plan events, engage with members, and build a community around your love for competitive gaming in Toronto.

Yes, RSVPing on the Meetup platform is recommended. It ensures you have a spot reserved in the event and helps organizers manage attendance. Plus, being registered keeps you updated on any changes to the event details.

Certainly! Many competitive gaming events are scheduled on weekends due to the availability of attendees. Check the upcoming events calendar for specific dates and times that match your convenience in Toronto.

Participants can join Meetup for free and attend many events without paying. However, some competitive gaming events may have entry fees or ticket requirements. Always check the event details for any potential costs.

At competitive gaming events, you'll often meet people with varying skills. Many groups attract both experienced and new gamers, providing a diverse and dynamic community where you can learn from others and sharpen your skills.

Meetup fosters environments for making new connections, but building friendships depends on personal effort and engagement. Actively participating in events and groups increases your opportunities to connect meaningfully with other gamers.

The availability of competitive gaming events in Toronto can vary. Some periods may have frequent events while others might have less activity, depending on organizer schedules and community interest.

Certainly! Many people attend Meetup events solo to explore their interests and meet new people. Competitive gaming events in Toronto provide environments that welcome solo attendees looking to engage with the community.

Events can be either online or in-person based on the organizers' preferences. Check the event descriptions on Meetup to see the format. This flexibility allows attendees to participate in a way that fits their lifestyle.

Not all games might have dedicated groups in Toronto. However, new interests continuously arise, and Meetup regularly updates its listings to reflect current active communities, so you may find newer groups appearing over time.