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This Week in Toronto: Ramped-Up PPE Efforts, Virtual Company Retreats, Canada’s Takeout Day, and More

BizBash's Toronto column from Calvin Barr covers the week's biggest event news.

Celebrated Canadian bridal gown designer Rita Vinieris (whose fall 2019 collection is pictured here) has launched a campaign to raise money and sew facial masks to help protect healthcare workers in Canada and the U.S.

5 New Montreal Venues for Spring 2020 Meetings and Events

Montreal's newly opened restaurants, hotels, conference centers, and more for hosting meetings and events this spring.

This Week in Toronto: the Tech Industry Rallies Together, FoodBall’s Fine Wine Delivery Service, Marché International Leaves Canadian Market, and More

BizBash's Toronto column from Calvin Barr covers the week's biggest event news.

The Pop-Up Chapel is offering a virtual wedding service for couples during COVID-19. The company has previously conducted pop-up wedding experiences at Evergreen Brickworks, The Globe and Mail Centre, and The Drake Hotel.

This Week in Toronto: a Q&A with Blue Door’s Laura Silver, Plus Community Support for Healthcare Workers, Virtual Speed Dating, and More

BizBash's Toronto column from Calvin Barr covers the week's biggest event news.

Luminato, one of Toronto's largest arts and culture events, has officially been canceled for 2020. The international festival, which launched in 2007, was developed to help revitalize the city’s art scene after the SARS outbreak of 2003. Last year’s event had a “House of Mirrors” (pictured) that invited people to walk through a disorienting, kaleidoscope-like atmosphere that presented reflections from numerous angles.

10 New Venues in Toronto for Spring 2020 Meetings and Events

Check out Toronto's newly opened restaurants, hotels, conference centers, and more for hosting meetings and events this spring.

How Leaders Can Use Virtual Team-Building Activities to Boost Company Morale

How one Canada-based event executive is adapting his leadership techniques amid COVID-19 restrictions to ensure employees working from home continue to feel engaged and included.

50 Cool Event Ideas You May Have Missed From Liquid I.V., Martha Stewart, Foot Locker, and More

Gov Ball 2025: 25+ Eye-Catching Brand Activations From the NYC Music Festival

See Inside This High-Tech, Multisensory Experience from Don Julio

How BET’s Stylish Anniversary Dinner Honored the Past—and Embraced the Future

Inside the Build: How Bellagio Fountain Club Delivers F1® Weekend’s Most Luxurious Hospitality Experience

18 Fun Ways to Keep Guests Cool at Outdoor Events

This Week in Toronto: a Q&A with INK Entertainment’s Charles Khabouth, Plus Club Quarantine, a Virtual CN Tower Climb, and More

BizBash's Toronto column from Calvin Barr covers the week's biggest event news.

After canceling its regular programming and annual March Break camp program, Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada launched a live web camera experience to allow people to experience the aquarium from home.

This Week in Toronto: COVID-19-Related Event Updates, Plus News From Toronto Festival of Beer, Ink Entertainment, and More

BizBash's Toronto column from Calvin Barr covers the week's biggest event news.

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This Week in Toronto: Collision Goes Online-Only, Plus International Women’s Day Celebrations and Previewing Sugar Shack TO

BizBash's new Toronto column from Calvin Barr covers the week's biggest event news.

L’Oreal Canada’s fourth annual Women of Worth gala was hosted by actresses Aja Naomi King (How to Get Away with Murder). Honoring 10 women for their community work, the event was also attended by Shohreh Aghdashloo (The Expanse), Amanda Brugel (The Handmaid’s Tale), and Canadian Olympian hurdler Sage Watson.

This Week in Toronto: Previewing PowerBall 22, Inside the Black Diamond Ball, Wedding Season Kicks Off

BizBash's new Toronto column from Calvin Barr covers the week's biggest event news.

With wedding season just around the corner, Montecito Restaurant held its fourth annual wedding open house on February 29. Visitors had the opportunity to explore space design concepts for the venue—which can accommodate as many as 200 seated guests—and sample featured beverage and dessert menus. Preferred vendors took part in the showcase, which included photo booths by Pose Entertainment, floral arrangements by Cool, Green & Shady, and entertainment by Symmetry Studios.

This Week in Toronto: a Valentine’s Day Recap, the Canadian International Autoshow, Chefs for Change’s Mid-Winter Event

BizBash's new Toronto column from Calvin Barr covers the week's biggest event news.

The Royal Ontario Museum's “Desire' After Hours event had catering experiences by Corbin Food & Events.

4 New Ideas for Entertaining in Vancouver

Here's a look at what's new for 2020 in the Vancouver area.

Cocktails & Canapes’ recently introduced a roster of new food stations including a Poke Bar featuring fresh caught seafood and house-made Furikake seasoning ($12 per person for a meal-size portion); a Flaming Cotton Candy station with desserts topped with cotton candy that’s then set ablaze ($10 per person); and a Smoking Seafood station (three pieces per person for $13) with fresh seafood set atop preserved moss that’s smoking from below.

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