Course
Location
The
course will take place at the Yorkville
Conference Centre - 150 Bloor Street West, Suite 201, Toronto,
Ontario M5S 2X9. (Video
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShsLa15CLvI)
Website: http://www.yorkvilleconferencecentre.ca/

http://www.yorkvilleconferencecentre.ca/location/
Conveniently
located on the north east corner of Avenue Road and Bloor Street
in the heart of downtown Toronto, the Yorkville Learning Centre
features 8,000 square feet of premium meeting space.
Enter
the main doors to 150 Bloor Street West located behind the church on the corner.
Proceed to the elevators. Exit on the 2nd Floor. Proceed to the Conference Center
Signage and GOwen Environmental Limited. The
Center is surrounded by four (4) Toronto Transit Commission subway stops marked
(M) on the map above: The
St. George station to the West on Bloor, the Bay Street station to the East of
the Yorkville Conference Center and the Yonge/Bloor Subway at that intersection
or Yonge and Bloor. The Museum subway stop is located just south of the Conference
Center next to the ROM on University avenue. Given these locations and the Yorkville
Conference Center being centrally located on both the Yonge/University and Bloor
Subway Lines - any Hotel in the City is a short subway ride to this Location.

The
entrance is directly behind the Church on the corner of Avenue and Bloor Street
West. Enter
through the double office glass building doors at 150 Bloor Street West either
from Bloor Street or Avenue.

Entrance
to Yorkville Conference Centre acess from Bloor Street West

Entrance to Yorkville Conference Centre - Acccess from Avenue Road
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