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Over the past 40 years, the Toronto School of Art (TSA) has established itself as one of the most distinguished alternative arts schools in the city. While our history alone sets us apart, it’s our ideology that truly defines us. We believe in taking an organic approach to the arts. This translates into a hands-on education model that focuses on studio-based learning. We offer students the opportunity to work with practicing artists in a close, one-on-one environment. What this entails is a rigorous study of the arts through a challenging, tactile application of every skill set learned. TSA believes the arts should be accessible to all levels of experience. Whether you’re a working professional or just starting out, TSA offers programs that address all levels of expertise. The only thing our students need to get started is a passion for their craft. Once they have that, our mentors are there to further refine, hone and cultivate their skills. It’s this process of artists mentoring other artists that enables our students to truly find their voice and leave their mark on the world.

Toronto School of Circus Arts is a higher education company based out of 75 Carl Hall Rd, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

An association that focuses on Trucking, Educational Seminars and Networking Opportunities to help grow your company on all levels.

Toronto Waldorf School provides education from a deeper perspective. The values underlying the design of our campus, the teachers unique insight into human development and the sophisticated integration of subjects in our curriculum create an educational experience that inspires our students to evolve into confident, creative thinkers who are strongly connected to humanity and the environment. Founded in 1968, TWS is part of a global community of Waldorf teachers and child development professionals who have come together for the purpose of educating, supporting and inspiring children. With over 90 years of proven curriculum experience, Waldorf has nearly 2500 schools and kindergartens in over 60 countries. Over 94% of North American Waldorf graduates gain admission to a post-secondary school of their choice; 50% go on to a PhD or Masters. Toronto Waldorf School is a member of Association of Waldorf Schools of North America (AWSNA) and Waldorf Early Childhood Association of North America (WECAN). We are authorized to grant credits toward the Ontario Secondary School Diplomas (OSSD) to our graduates by the Ministry of Education.

The Toronto Youth Network is a student-led organization in the Greater Toronto Area dedicated to growing students connections and allowing for networking with one another through numerous events held throughout the year. Our mission is to provide students with an atmosphere that facilitates learning, growth, as well as meeting amazing people during the process. We believe that students networking together have a profound effect on the community, which is why we have invited students from around the GTA to participate in our events. We have also partnered with various other nonprofit organizations to facilitate learning and growth among peers better. We believe the synergy created by bringing people together will carry on the legacy of the Toronto Youth Network.

Empowering Toronto Area Business Leaders As an Entrepreneur, it’s easy to be consumed by the day-to-day responsibilities that seem to be never ending. It's important to schedule time to focus on strategy, the direction you’re heading, and the improvements you can make to develop yourself and add value to your organization. Come to our Toronto Entrepreneurs Conference & Tradeshow events each year! Information available at www.TorontoEntrepreneurs.ca. Follow us on social media as follows: Twitter: https://twitter.com/toentrepreneur #TECONF Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/torontoentrepreneurs/ https://www.facebook.com/Torontoentrepreneurs.ca

Toronto Public Library is the world's busiest urban public library system. Last year, we had 18 million visits to our branches and 31 million virtual visits. Torontonians borrowed 32 million items in branches and online. To learn more, visit tpl.ca, call Answerline at 416-393-7131 or follow us on Twitter @torontolibrary.