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The Canadian Harm Reduction Network is the virtual meeting place for individuals and organizations dedicated to reducing the social, health and economic harms associated with drugs and drug policies. It was founded in 1999 by a group of activists who work locally, nationally and internationally in harm reduction and drug policy/law reform. We have over 1,000 members, and an list of over 34,000 email addresses, approximately 75% of which are in Canada. We post two to four mailings per month.

ITM dedicates all its merits to the countless teachers, practitioners and doctors of medicine who have lived lives committed to assisting others on the path to healing, and who have maintained the integrity and sacredness of these traditional paths.

Dr. Geoffrey Newton specializes in orthodontics, and offers a variety of advanced treatment options; including, Invisalign invisible braces and Damon System self-ligating braces, in addition to traditional metal braces and orthodontic appliances. Dr. Newton has many years of experience and is an Associate with Profiles Dental Specialists. He is also an Invisalign Elite Provider.

Yoga Tree Bay & Dundas is situated in the heart of the downtown Toronto community, within steps from Eaton Centre, Ryerson University and Financial District. The 10,000 square foot studio is a modern yet relaxing yoga oasis in the heart of downtown Toronto, offering an extensive class schedule including traditional yoga styles like Hot Yoga, Core Yoga, Yin Yoga, Hatha flow and Restorative to suit any fitness background.

Come enjoy a delectable creation at Bombay Street Food. You can get there by public transit and bicycle. They are situated in a location filled with restaurants, stores and parks.

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On-line reviewers are effusive in their praise for this Little Italy love letter to simple, honest, handmade food, where everything is prepared with fresh ingredients and love. It's mostly Canadian comfort fare that tumbles from the kitchen onto grateful tongues at Woodlot, but there's enough here for non-meat-eaters to make it clear their interests were not an afterthought (a dedicated menu caters to vegetarians). Dishes like a foie gras crème brulée starter and russet potato gnocchi are unassuming and filled with flavour. Service is thoughtful and prompt. The ambiance here is equal parts elegant and hip. Woodlot takes reservations - another reason it's a standout on the Toronto restaurant scene. A charm-filled outdoor patio with a tree trunk for a table seals the deal.

Mission comunity Food Centres Canada provides resources and a proven approach to partner organizations across Canada to create Community Food Centres that bring people together to grow, cook, share, and advocate for good food. CFCC also works with the broader food movement to build greater capacity for impact and to empower communities to work toward a healthy and fair food system.VisionWe envision a Canada where everyone has the means and knowledge necessary to access good, healthy food in a dignified way, and the ability and opportunity to be heard on the food issues that affect them. We envision a robust, diverse food economy that sustains farmers and the land, and a social consensus that food is a key determinant of health and a public good.