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106 listed worldwide, in date order.
This event is a casual in-person meetup where attendees can sip coffee and talk about Bitcoin. It is aimed at people interested in Bitcoin and cryptocurrency who want to network and socialize. The relaxed setting encourages relationship building and informal discussions about crypto.
This is a beginner-friendly meetup for people interested in Bitcoin held in Calgary. Attendees discuss various Bitcoin topics such as self-custody, Lightning Network, and getting started with crypto. It is designed to foster real conversations and help newcomers feel welcomed and confident.
Founders share honest stories about building startups in Toronto, discussing challenges, pivots, and growth strategies. The event gathers builders, investors, and operators for networking, talks, and live pitch feedback. It provides early-stage founders opportunities to refine pitches and connect with the local startup community.
This event explains how to run and debug GitHub Actions workflows locally using tools like act and Docker. It is designed for developers and engineers who want to improve CI/CD workflow productivity by testing automation pipelines on their own machines. Attendees learn to validate their automation faster without needing cloud runners.
This weekly event helps professionals, entrepreneurs, and business leaders build authority on LinkedIn by providing strategies to optimize profiles, create AI-driven content, and expand networks. Attendees learn to increase engagement and develop business opportunities through consistent LinkedIn presence. The community supports both new and established personal brands aiming to grow their influence and business.
This online event provides learning opportunities to build specialized skills in data analytics, data science, and data engineering. It is designed for individuals interested in developing practical expertise in handling and analyzing data. Participants can register online to enhance their data-focused capabilities in a virtual setting.
Bitcoiner BBQ is an in-person social gathering for people interested in Bitcoin and cryptocurrency in Calgary. Attendees can meet and network at North Glenmore Park, sharing knowledge and connecting with others in the crypto community. The event offers a casual outdoor environment for networking and community building.
This event hosts monthly meetups focused on artificial intelligence in Toronto. Attendees explore AI topics and connect with others interested in the technology. It is suited for people engaged in AI who want to learn and network locally.
This meetup gathers professionals from life sciences, AI, healthcare, and venture communities to discuss the current and future impact of AI in life science research and frontline healthcare. It offers a chance to exchange perspectives on drug discovery, data governance, and AI adoption challenges. Attendees gain insight into practical AI applications and policy issues affecting Canadian health data.
Commons Coworking Day offers a complimentary hot desk day pass for remote workers and business owners at Catalyst Commons in Kitchener. The event includes tours, a pop-up lunch, socializing, and a raffle to encourage networking and connection. It is designed to help attendees explore a new workspace and build professional relationships.
This event brings together seasoned business strategists to share ideas and refine processes for long-term growth. It focuses on key business skills such as KPI development, financial mastery, building mission-driven companies, and leveraging diversity. Participants collaborate in a supportive online community to enhance their strategic planning and business outcomes.
NEXT Canada Venture Day 2026 features venture pitches from graduating cohorts of NEXT 36, NEXT AI Toronto, and NEXT Founders. The event is designed for founders and investors interested in early stage startups and venture feedback. Attendees can engage in networking and demo sessions to explore emerging ventures in Toronto.
This event provides business professionals an opportunity to improve their networking skills by sharing experiences and learning approaches to build meaningful relationships. Attendees will explore how to find clubs and resources suited to their needs and discover tools that enhance their networking efforts. It is intended for anyone looking to develop effective, non-transactional business connections online.
Stop guessing! At the SMART Networking Club, we believe that networking is a learnable skill, and our community is committed to setting you up for success. We don't just say "be a relationship builder"—we provide the proven, step-by-step process that makes this whole thing netWORK. This is the only club dedicated to the principles of our book, SMART Networking: The $150,000 Method. Key Highlights: Interactive Networking: Attendees participated in structured networking sessions, engaging in meaningful conversations and expanding their professional circles in a dynamic online setting. Educational Segment: Each session includes a discussion on a key networking strategy from the book SMART Networking: The $150,000 Strategy. We rotate topics, providing practical takeaways for building and leveraging professional relationships. Guest Speakers: who share value driven content, offering expert advice and real-world applications of SMART networking principles. Success Stories: Participants shared success stories and experiences, highlighting how strategic networking has positively impacted their careers and businesses. Feedback and Outcomes: Attendees praise the event for its structured yet welcoming format, valuable networking opportunities, and insightful discussions. Many leave with actionable steps to enhance their networking approach and grow their professional influence. Looking Ahead: The SMART Networking Club continues every week with engaging sessions. Join us every Thursday afternoon for more networking opportunities and expert advice on mastering professional connections. Have you seen our other events? Check out the website
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This event discusses how to claim R&D tax credits when using AI tools such as Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and Google Antigravity for research and development. It is aimed at startups and companies leveraging AI in innovation to understand fiscal incentives. Participants will learn about the intersection of AI-driven R&D and government credit policies in Montreal.
This is a weekly meetup for game developers to gather in person at an eSports bar in Montréal. Attendees can network and socialize with others in the local game development community. The event provides a casual setting for connecting with peers and sharing industry experiences.
This event is an intimate executive dinner at a Michelin-starred restaurant in Toronto focused on incident management and AI-driven reliability. It brings together top tech leaders and Site Reliability Engineers for peer discussions about scaling resilient engineering. Attendees will also experience a curated seafood-forward tasting menu in a sophisticated setting.
EthVan weekly meetup happens every Thursday at DCTRL in Vancouver. It brings together people interested in Ethereum and related blockchain technologies. Attendees meet regularly to network and share knowledge about Web3 and crypto developments.
THERE IS NO WAITLIST. EVERYONE CAN JOIN. Whether you're a seasoned tech veteran or just starting out, let's create the ideal afterwork place to meet and
This event provides a quiet co-working space at UQAM in Montreal for creators working on projects such as game development, art, coding, or music. It is suitable for individuals looking for dedicated time and space to focus on their work in a community setting. Attendees benefit from a supportive environment to progress their personal or collaborative projects.
This is a summer outdoor meetup for the tech community in Toronto to gather socially at Trinity Bellwoods Park. Attendees can introduce themselves and network in an informal environment that encourages sharing how they add value to others through their work. The event welcomes people from all backgrounds and encourages a relaxed, inclusive atmosphere.
[Summary] This meetup is for those who are interested in code, web development, design, cloud, or AI. All levels are welcome, so feel free to bring your la
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