Royal York (IN-PERSON)

Name: AA: Royal York (IN-PERSON)
Start: 2026-07-23T20:00:00
Location: St. Philip's Parish Hall

Thursday · 8:00 PM EDT – 9:00 PM

St. Philip's Parish Hall · 60 Dixon Rd · Etobicoke, ON, Canada

Closed · Step Study · Wheelchair Access

On first Thursday of every month we will hold a Tradition meeting Just east of Royal York on the North side at Inchcliffe Crescent Parking available on-site

What people often wonder

Walking into a room can feel huge. Here is what many people find when they go.

You can sit near the door and listen. Nobody has to speak.
Meetings usually last about an hour. There is often coffee and a short reading.
People introduce themselves by first name. You can use any name you like.
Open meetings welcome visitors. Closed meetings are for people who want to stop drinking.

You can leave whenever you want. Plenty of people listen the first time.

Directions

Source: AA Toronto · verified 2026-07-08 05:22:56

Royal York (IN-PERSON)

Thursday · 8:00 PM EDT – 9:00 PM

St. Philip's Parish Hall · 60 Dixon Rd · Etobicoke, ON, Canada

Closed · Step Study · Wheelchair Access

On first Thursday of every month we will hold a Tradition meeting Just east of Royal York on the North side at Inchcliffe Crescent Parking available on-site

What people often wonder

Walking into a room can feel huge. Here is what many people find when they go.

You can sit near the door and listen. Nobody has to speak.
Meetings usually last about an hour. There is often coffee and a short reading.
People introduce themselves by first name. You can use any name you like.
Open meetings welcome visitors. Closed meetings are for people who want to stop drinking.

You can leave whenever you want. Plenty of people listen the first time.

Directions

Source: AA Toronto · verified 2026-07-08 05:22:56

Royal York (IN-PERSON)

Thursday · 8:00 PM EDT – 9:00 PM

St. Philip's Parish Hall · 60 Dixon Rd · Etobicoke, ON, Canada

Closed · Step Study · Wheelchair Access

On first Thursday of every month we will hold a Tradition meeting Just east of Royal York on the North side at Inchcliffe Crescent Parking available on-site

What people often wonder

Walking into a room can feel huge. Here is what many people find when they go.

You can sit near the door and listen. Nobody has to speak.
Meetings usually last about an hour. There is often coffee and a short reading.
People introduce themselves by first name. You can use any name you like.
Open meetings welcome visitors. Closed meetings are for people who want to stop drinking.

You can leave whenever you want. Plenty of people listen the first time.

Directions

Source: AA Toronto · verified 2026-07-08 05:22:56