BETTER TIMES BETTER TIMES - Greater Toronto Area Intergroup

Published monthly for AA members in the Greater Toronto Area
BETTER TIMES
INSIDE THIS EDITION:
ORC a Smash Hit . . . . . . . 1 .
Treat ment Fa cil ities Day . . . 1 .
CON CEPT VIII ..........2 .
The Ed i tors Say ..........2 .
Have you Heard? . . . . . . . . 3 .
Let ters ................3 .
Did we see you? . . . . . . . . . 4 .
In ter group Re port . . . . . . . . 4 .
Alatoon ...............4 .
“How many drunks
died be cause they
could not be k ept
away from booze long
enough...?”
See The Editors Say... page 2.
Concept VIII - See page 2
Quote of the Month
When any one, any -
where reaches out
for help, I want the
hand of A.A. al ways
to be there. And for
that:
I Am Re spon si ble
Bill W.
On tario Re gional
Con fer ence 2000
Chair, Wes B., Long -
branch Group, said the
con fer ence was a “barn
burner.” He is “happy,
pleased, and com for t -
able” with the week -
end. “Ev ery thing went
smoothly,” he said.
Over 2,700 peo ple
at tended this year’s
con fer ence held at the
Royal York Ho tel,
March 17 – 19. Num -
bers were down slight -
ly as some peo ple
did n’t feel they could
do both the ORC and
the In ter na tional Con -
ven tion at the end of
June.
“The at mo sphere was a real
sense of calm and joy,” said Ka ren
M., Thurs day East End Group.
“Peo ple were all so friendly.”
Meet ing rooms were packed as
D on’t
at ten dees lis tened to many dif fer -
ent sto ries of re cov ery.
The changes from pre vi ous
years were well re ceived. The
larger Ball room for the pan els
was great. Even that room was
Volume 5, Number 2
April, 2000
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2000 ORC a Smash Hit!
Volunteers from the Intergroup service committees
were on hand outside the Concert Hall to provide
information on their activities to ORC visitors.
packed. The com -
mit tees en joyed
be ing on the main
floor where all the
ac tion was.
While some
smo k ers did n’t
like go ing down -
stairs to smoke, the
ma jor ity of con fer -
ence vis i tors were
glad to have clear
air on the main
floor.
It was Pe ter K.’s,
East York Group,
first ORC. He even
did a stint as a
greeter. Early in
so bri ety, he was
over whelmed by
the sto ries and the abil ity to tell
one’s story to so large a group.
Most peo ple will agree with
Wes that the week end was a suc -
cess.
Ann P.
Treat ment Fa cil ities Day 2000
miss the
Treat ment Fa -
the pain we once felt and
the joy in re cov ery we
cil ities Work shop
now feel.”*
Day, a free jam-
Ron ald J., Golden Mile
packed day in clud -
ing pre sen ta tions,
pot luck lunch, and
in for ma tive vid eos.
Group, said, “Please ask
your group if they are
will ing to do nate 12 &
12s or Big Books for
In 1934, Bill W.
detoxes.”
tired to help drunks
Bring your ques tions
in a New York hos -
and do na tions of books to
pi tal. None seemed
the TF Work shop Day,
in ter ested, but Bill
Sat ur day, April 15 9:30
stayed so ber.
Oakridge Community Centre, 63 Pharmacy, north
of Danforth, Saturday, April 15, 9:30 a.m.
am to 4:00 pm at the com -
“There is no such
pletely ac ces si ble Oak -
thing as un suc cess ful Twelfth about so bri ety af ter be ing in such ridge Com mu nity Cen tre, 63
Step work, since it keeps us so ber. a place, Donna M., Thorncliffe Phar macy above Danforth (near
Be ing chan nels of the AA mes - Park Group, and Treat ment Fa - Vic to ria Park sub way sta tion –
sage – it works when other ac tiv i - cil ities Com mit tee Chair, in vites east end of plat form). Plenty of
ties fail.”*
you to come to the Work shop. free park ing.
To find out about vol un teer ing
in a detox, half way house, or
Vol un teers need to be “de pend -
able with cheer ful hu mil ity.”*
* from pam phlet AA and Treat -
ment Fa cil ities
treat ment cen tre, or to find out “What is im por tant to share is
Don ald O.

BETTER TIMES /2
At the World Con fer ence in
To ronto in 1965, Bill gave
us the Re spon si bil ity Pledge for
the first time. It was a tre men dous
feel ing and I, for one, have tried to
fol low its guide lines since that
time. This re spon si bil ity pledge
does not say that it is for al co hol -
ics only. It says,“When any one,
any where reaches out for help, I
want the hand of AA al ways to be
there.”
If a per son came to me bleed ing,
I would take him to a hos pi tal. If a
per son had a heart at tack, I would
call 911. If I came across a drunk
who might die, I would try to get
him to a hos pi tal or a detox. If
some one with a drug prob lem
asks for help, I would sug gest NA
or CA. For a per son with le gal
prob lems, I would rec om mend
that s/he con tact a law yer be cause
I do not have the knowl edge or
ex pe ri ence to help in these ar eas. I
can, how ever, help to point the
way. That does not mean that I am
af fil i ated with any of these ser -
Trustee Over sight
The Trustees of the Gen eral
Ser vice Board act in two pri mary
ca pac i ties: (a) With re spect to the
larger mat ters of over-all pol icy
and fi nance, they are the prin ci -
pal plan ners and ad min is tra tors.
They and their pri mary com mit -
tees di rectly man age these af fairs.
(b) But with re spect to our sep a -
rately in cor po rated and con -
stantly ac tive ser vices, the
re la tion of the Trustees is mainly
that of full stock own er ship and of
cus to dial over sight which they
ex er cise through their abil ity to
elect all di rec tors of these en ti ties.
con cept con tin ues de fin -
T his
The Editors Say...
A Better Way
vices or that I am endorsing them
in any way.
When AA was founded, it was
with the help and guid ance of
peo ple from all walks of life,
many of them non-alcoholics
whose only in ten tion was to help
suf fer ing al co hol ics. With their
help, the AA phi los o phy was
spread around the world.
When I found AA there were no
detox cen tres and there were very
few, if any, treat ment cen tres.
How many drunks died be cause
they could not be kept away from
booze long enough for their heads
to clear so that they could make a
de ci sion? Thank God for treat -
ment cen tres and detox cen tres:
they buy some pre cious time for
the sick and suf fer ing al co holic.
We co-operate with these fa cil i -
ties and they co-operate with us.
Out of town vis i tor? Call 416-487-5591 to find a meet ing.
The AA pro gram is an in te gral
part of the re cov ery pro gram in
most treat ment cen tres to day, and
the al co hol ics are ad vised to make
it a part of their lives af ter they are
re leased from the cen tre.
Re cently, there has been a lot of
op po si tion to the AA Web Page
from the AA mem ber ship at large.
No where on this Web site, how -
ever, was there an en dorse ment of
any of the fa cil i ties which were
linked to the site. In fact, it was
clearly stated that AA does not
en dorse any of them. It was
merely show ing the way to some
more ap pro pri ate area of as sis -
tance for an in di vid ual whose
prob lem with ad dic tion might not
be al co hol - based. The page
mere ly made the seeker aware of
the ex is tence of other av e nues of
help.
CON CEPT VIII
ing of re spon si bil i ties and au thor -
ity be gun in the pre vi ous con -
cepts. It lim its the role of the
Trustees in the AA Grape vine,
Inc. and AA World Ser vices, Inc.
to the kind of over sight achieved
by elect ing the di rec tors of those
in de pend ent en ti ties, but es sen -
tially dis cour ag ing them from
play ing day-to-day roles as ac tive
ad min is tra tors or ex ec u tives of
those com pa nies. The ar range -
ment is very much in line with
cor po rate busi ness prac tices.
The Gen eral Ser vice Board is in
ef fect a hold ing com pany, with
cus to dial over sight of its wholly
owned and sep a rately in cor po -
rated sub sid iar ies, of which each
has, for op er at ing pur poses, a sep -
a rate man age ment.
Since our Trustees bear the pri -
mary re spon si bil ity for the good
con duct of all our world ser vice
af fairs, ex pe ri ence has shown that
our Board as a whole must de vote
it self al most ex clu sively to the
larger and more se ri ous ques tions
of pol icy, fi nance, group re la -
tions, pub lic re la tions and lead er -
ship that con stantly con front it. In
these more crit i cal mat ters, the
Board must func tion with great
care and de lib er a tion.
We can per haps ap ply this con -
cept to ar eas of our own lives,
where we should re sist the temp -
ta tion to mi cro-manage in the af -
From The Twelve Con cepts
for World Ser vice Il lus trated.
Copy right: Al co hol ics Anon -
y mous World Ser vice Inc., 1986
AA can not solve ev ery one’s
prob lems. AA does an in cred i ble
job; but the facts show that only a
small per cent age of drunks ever
find their way to the pro gram.
What about the rest of the suf fer -
ing al co hol ics? Could there be an -
other way? A better way? Any
way?
Maybe one day the med i cal pro -
fes sion will dis cover a way to al -
ter the genes. AA be gan be cause
of the fail ure of the Ox ford
Groups and the Wash ing to nian
Move ment. Suc cess is born of
fail ure.
From 1935 to to day, AA was the
better way, per haps the only way.
Maybe in 2035, there will be a
better way.
My prayer is that we in AA do
all we can to help those who try to
find “a better way” to help those
sick and suf fer ing hu man be ings.
Maybe in the fu ture, there will be
no need for AA. But for now,
thank God for the AA way of life.
Dan McK.
fairs of our spouses, chil dren, par -
ents or friends. What we re ally
have to be con cerned with is our
own re spon si bil i ties and du ties.
The Twelve Con cepts of Al co -
holics Anon y mous do for AA as a
world wide or ga ni za tion, what the
12 Steps do for per sonal re cov ery
and what the 12 Tra di tions do for
the har mo ni ous and ef fec tive
func tion ing of AA groups.
Gord H.
BETTER TIMES
Pub lished monthly for AA
mem bers in the Greater To -
ronto Area
234 Eglin ton Av e nue East,
Suite 202
To ronto, On tario M4P 1K5
Tele phone: (416) 487-9865
Fax: (416) 487-5855
E-mail: btimes@idirect.ca
Web: http://www.aatoronto.org
Ed i to rial Com mit tee:
Ann P., ed i tor, Jim B., Kevin
M., Gord MacK., Dan McK.,
Don ald O., Ka ren V., Myles W.
Opin ions ex pressed in BETTER
TIMES are those of the au thors
and do not nec es sar ily re flect
those of Greater To ronto Area
In ter group

Out of town vis i tor? Call 416-487-5591 to find a meet ing.
Let ters:
Dear BETTER TIMES :
The 1999 Win ter Sea son Open
House Com mit tee would like to
thank ev ery one who at tended this
year’s event and es pe cially those
who vol un teered their time and
en ergy in help ing to make the day
such a suc cess.
Mike, 20 yrs., H ill
Group, Apr. 13.
✽
Mike N., 20 yrs.,
N ew A n chor G roup ,
Apr. 20.
1999 marked the 55th an ni ver -
sary of this oc ca sion be ing hosted
by Al co holics Anon y mous mem -
bers in To ronto. It was won der ful
to see this long-standing AA tra -
di tion be ing con tin ued with such
love and fel low ship.
The day just would n’t have hap -
pened with out all of the AA mem -
bers who con trib uted by cook ing
the tur keys, set ting up the hall,
clean ing the veg e ta bles, un plug -
ging the sinks, mak ing the cof fee,
play ing the mu sic, putt ing out the
gar bage, clean ing up, and so
much more. True fel low ship in
ac tion – a won der ful ex pe ri ence.
Thanks again to you all, and we
look for ward to do ing it all again
in De cem ber 2000!
In love and ser vice,
Dale H.
WSOH Chair
Did You Know?
T here are 486 meet ings and
groups listed in the most re -
cent ver sion of the In ter group
meet ing book.
The book, with a brown cover
this time, is avail able from the In -
ter group Lit er a ture De part ment
(416- 487-9865, fax 416-487- 5855,
and lit@aatoronto.org).
There will be about 12,000 cop -
ies of the book printed and dis trib -
uted this year in the GTA.
And in any given 12-month
period, there will be nearly 100
changes to the con tents.
Myles W.
Have you Heard?
Recent Medallions
Ron Y., 5 yrs., Thornhill Group, Mar. 7.
Larry W., 10 yrs., Light house Group, Mar. 17.
Len B., 1 yr., Lan sing Group, Mar. 18
Bill O., 1 yr., Re cov ery Group, Mar. 24.
Upcoming Medallions
Frank B., 5 yrs., North To ronto Group, Apr. 4.
Irene H., 1 yr., North To ronto Group, Apr.11.
Ruby C., 1 yr., Silverbirch Group, Apr. 7.
Donny B., 5 yrs., Hill Group, Apr. 13.
Mike, 20 yrs., Hill Group, Apr. 13.
Janet G., 5 yrs., Scarborough Cen te nary Group,
April 13. In hos pi tal, Ed u ca tion thea tre, 1st floor (be -
low main lobby).
Mike N., 20 yrs., New An chor Group, Apr. 20.
Helen MacC., 1 yr., New An chor Group, Apr. 27.
Car o lyn B., 10 yrs., North To ronto Group, May 2.
Carmen M., 5 yrs., North west ern Group, May 7.
Things We Can not Change
The fol low ing mem ber(s) have died re cently.
Mark McC., Pine Hills Group, Feb. 29.
Valerie F., Rich mond Hill Group, Mar. 14.
Special Events, Conventions &
Conferences
An At ti tude of Grat i tude Kitchener-Waterloo’s
14 th An nual Spring Roundup, Apr. 9, 8:00 am –
8:00 pm. St. Ja cob’s Com mu nity Cen tre. Break fast,
lunch, all meet ings: $9. Ban quet (all in clu sive): $23
(by Mar. 31.) Info: Norm B. 519-743-6843.
New An chor Spring Ser vice Meet ing. April 13,
8:30 pm. Open spon ta ne ous speaker fo rum, top ics of
“Spon sor ship” and “I am Re spon si ble.” Hot dogs,
chips, and pop.
Where do I go from Here? Treat ment Fa cil ities
Day Apr. 15. 9:30 am – 4:00 pm. Oak Ridges Com -
mu nity Cen tre, 63 Phar macy, 1 block north of
Danforth Ave. Free. Pot luck lunch. Pre sen ta tions.
Fel low ship. See page 1.
Grat i tude 2000 Speaker and Spa ghetti Night,
Apr. 15. 7:00 pm. Din ner; 8:30 pm. Speaker. St.
Luke’s United Church, Rm. B3, Sherbourne and
Carlton. $10. Tickets from com mit tee mem bers.
We are not a Glum Lot! Great Lakes Re gional
Con ven tion of Young Peo ple in AA, Apr. 20 – 23.
Erie, Penn syl va nia. Speakers, pan els, dances, work -
shops, “so ber jam.” Reg is tra tion: $15. Ban quet: $18.
Info: Don 814-864-2185; Michelle 814-455-4526;
TAPman@aol.com; michaelj@erie.net. Ho tel room
rate $64, 1-800-822-5011.
A New Day – A New Be gin ning, 36 th An nual Blos -
som Time Con ven tion, Apr. 28 – 30. Ni ag ara Falls.
AA, Al-anon, Alateen. $15. Ban quet $35. Dance
$10. Pre-register by Apr. 14, The Ni ag ara Falls Blos -
som Time Con ven tion, Box 851, Ni ag ara Falls, ON,
L2E 6V6. Info: John 905-358-2805 or Sandy
905-374-7831 or e-mail: jforrest@caninet.com Ho -
tel Res er va tions: 1-800-263-3508.
Working To gether Info AA Day, May 13. Lan sing
United Church, 49 Bogert Ave. just north of Yonge
St. & High way 401 – within walk ing dis tance of
BETTER TIMES /3
Sheppard sub way. Speaker meet ings, pan els, del e -
gate’s re port, AA vid eos, lit er a ture ta bles, free cof -
fee, and a great pot luck lunch. Guest speaker:
War ren S. from Gen eral Ser vice Of fice in New
York. Tickets: $5.00.
Vic to ria-Haliburton Con fer ence, May 13.
Royal Ca na dian Le gion, Lindsay. Reg is tra tion:
8:00 am; first panel: 9:00 am. Con fer ence/ban -
quet/dance: $20. Con fer ence/dance only: $10.
Info: Jim S. 705-374-5497 or Anna R. 705-324-
5841.
The Mir a cle of It So bri ety in Ac tion Con ven -
tion, May 19 – 21. St. Pe ters burg, Florida. $43 US
incl. Ban quet. Info: Con ven tion Com mit tee, PO
Box 2571, Pinellos Park, FL 22780-2571; e-mail:
soberaction@aol.com.
65 th An ni ver sary of AA, June 10. Spon sored by
the New Hope Group, Orillia. 8:30 am to 8:00 pm.
Panels, speak ers, lunch, buf fet din ner: $15. No
meals: $5. Info: Bill B. 705-325-4889.
Mir a cles Hap pen The 2000 Trillium Con ven tion,
June 23 - 25, In ter na tional Plaza Ho tel, 655 Dixon
Road, To ronto. AA, Al-anon & Alateen Pro -
grams. Reg is tra tion $25; $5 Alateen. Reg is tra tion
905-983-5352. Room rates: Dou ble - $100.80; Tri -
ple - $108.64; Quad - $119.84. Ho tel res er va tions
1-800-668-3656. Men tion Trillium.
Pass It On – Into the 21 st Cen tury In ter na tional
Con ven tion of AA, June 29 - July 2. Min ne ap o lis,
Min ne sota. $125 CDN. Reg is ter by fax:
805-654-1676 or //reg is ter.rcsreg.com/icaa2000.
Look for reg is tra tion forms at your group or 234.
Info: 805-654-0110 or www.aatoronto.org for link.
New Meetings
Get A Grip Group, Thurs. (closed), Sat. (open).
11,753 Sheppard Ave. E., & Port Un ion Rd. No
smok ing. Wheel chair ac ces si ble. (Sub ur ban East)
Yorkville Group, Sat. 8:00 pm. Church of the Mes -
siah, Av e nue Rd & Dupont (across from Hare
Krishna tem ple). (Cen tral)
Meeting Changes
393 Meet ing, Sun. 3:00 pm. Note: West stair well.
(Cen tral)
ABC Group, Tues. not Mon. (East)
Yorkville Group, Wed. 8:00 pm. New lo ca tion:
Church of the Mes siah, Av e nue Rd & Dupont
(across from Hare Krishna tem ple). (Cen tral)
Groups Needing Support
York Group, Thurs. 8:00 pm. (Cen tral)
Meadowvale South Group, Thurs. 8:30 pm. (Sub ur -
ban West)
How to reach us
S ub
mit group news, me dal lions, other event no -
tices, let ters to the ed i tors, or ar ti cles to BETTER
TIMES (be fore April 10 for the May is sue) by mail:
c/o GTA In ter group, 234 Eglin ton Ave. E., Ste. 202,
To ronto, ON, M4P 1K5, by fax 416-487-5855 or by
Internet e-mail to btimes@idirect.ca. Only signed
sub mis sions with a means of con tact will be ac -
cepted. Sub scrip tions avail able. Call Linda at 416-
487- 9865.

BETTER TIMES /4
Noreen F., Thorncliffe Park
Group, GTA In ter group
Chair said, “This past month has
proven how Al co holics Anon y -
mous works. Three fu ner als
in one month – two friends
and a brother. In the past, I
would have gone to the li -
quor store. I went to a meet -
ing in stead, re mem ber ing
to keep first things first.”
Fi nance Com mit tee
Chair Ron S., North To -
ronto Group, re ported that,
in Jan u ary, in come was up
due in part to the Grat i tude
Month di rect de pos its and
the me dal lion en grav ing
ser vice. With ex penses
down, we hope this trend
con tin ues.
Har old W., Port Credit
Group, read a let ter from his
group (orig i nal on file at
234) re gard ing fi nances.
The or der of busi ness was
sus pended to elect a newly
va cated se nior po si tion on
the Op er ating Com mit tee.
One of the three ju nior
mem bers Rob W., Royal
York Group, was elected to
the se nior level. A new ju -
nior mem ber was elected –
Denise C., Meadowvale South
Group.
The Grape vine Com mit tee
still has an ur gent need for a
chair per son. Send re sumes to
234.
The Ar chives Com mit tee has
been in vited to set up a dis play at
the 2000 In ter na tional Con ven -
tion in Min ne ap o lis, Min ne sota,
re ported li ai son Bruce L., New
Life Group.
He then re ported that the In for -
ma tion AA Day 2001 Chair per -
son from In ter group is Jim R.,
Bloordale Group, past Chair of
In ter group.
Info AA Day 2000 Chair Ed H.,
Twelve Steps Group, DCM Dis -
trict 22, and the com mit tee are
ready to roll. See page 3.
Twelve-Step Com mit tee li ai -
I n
Intergroup Report...
First Things First
son, Jim H., Keep It Sim ple
Group, stated the need for ad di -
tional re li able phone greet ers to
do one four-hour shift a month.
Training ses sions are held on the
third Sunday of each month at
1:30 pm at 234.
BETTER TIMES Chair Jim B.,
Agincourt Acorn Group, read a
let ter from Webmaster Myles W.,
Open Mind Dis cus sion Group,
de tail ing the changes on the Web
site. He then in tro duced Myles
who listed sev eral pos i tive com -
ments re ceived re gard ing the site.
Sev eral group reps voiced se ri ous
con cerns re gard ing the Web site
and its links. The Web Site Com -
mit tee will meet at 7:30 pm, on
Thurs day, March 30 at 234. All
are in vited to at tend.
The Treat ment Fa cil ities Com -
Out of town vis i tor? Call 416-487-5591 to find a meet ing.
I dunno what the holdup is, Jeb. There’s some guy up there a talkin’ to
General C., about goin’ to some kinda meetin’ instead of findin’ ole Chief
Sittin’ B. He keeps goin’ on about “Easy Does It,” and “First Things First...”
mit tee Chair, Donna M., Thorn -
cliffe Park Group, re minded us
that the TF Work shop Day will be
held April 15. This com mit tee
needs con tin u ing group and in -
di vid ual sup port. See pages 1 &
3..
The Pub lic In for ma tion Com -
mit tee li ai son, Viki B., Tues day
Night Dis cus sion Group, re ported
this com mit tee is pres ently giv ing
sem i nars to Uni ver sity of To ronto
med i cal stu dents. The pub lic ser -
vice an nounce ments con tinue to
air on TV sta tions. PI re quests
youn ger mem bers of AA to vol -
un teer to carry the mes sage into
high schools. Call 234.
The Self Sup port Com mit tee is
very ac tive in re turn ing to group
busi ness meet ings to de ter mine
how the mon ies from the self sup -
Did we see you?
port do na tion cans are to be di -
vided among the four ser vice
en ti ties, re ported li ai son Kevin
M., North To ronto Group.
Ac cess Abil ity li ai son
Rob W., Royal York
Group, re minded us that
a shut-in vis it ing ser vice
is avail able. Vol un teers
are in place, but so far no
re quests are forth com ing.
Cor rec tions Day held
in Jan u ary was a suc cess
with 75-100 peo ple in at -
ten dance, re ported Car o -
lyn R., Re cov ery Group
(Thornhill), Al ter nate
DCM Dis trict 14. The
Cor rec tional Fa cil ities
Com mit tee pro vides a
con tact point be tween jail
and so ci ety. Vol un teers
are al ways needed.
New busi ness: A mo -
tion per tain ing to the To -
ronto In ter group Web site
was made by Rob E.,
Trial & Er ror Group, on
their be half: “That In ter -
group di rect who ever is
re spon si ble for the Web
site to im me di ately re -
move the sec tion en ti tled
Links to other Re cov ery Re -
sources in its en tirety.” Dis cus -
sion fol lowed. (Vote on the
mo tion was de ferred till March
28, 2000.)
Noreen then closed the meet ing
in the usual man ner.
Jim B.
All com mit tee meet ings are
open to any in ter ested AA mem -
ber. Call 234 (416-487-5591) for
times and lo ca tions.
To vol un teer for any com mit tee
job call 234, or visit the Website –
www.aatoronto.org – to sign up.
Your in for ma tion will be passed
on to the com mit tee.
The next In ter group meet ing is
April 25, 8:00 pm at St. Mar ga -
ret’s Church, Av e nue Rd. above
Eglin ton. All are wel come as ob -
serv ers.
keep ing with the In ter group pol icy, BETTER TIMES brings you the list of at tend ing groups at the Feb ru ary In ter group meet ing...
A Place to Share, Agincourt Acorn, As Bill Sees It, Au rora, Bay view, Beaches, Bellamy, Beverly Hills, Bramalea, Brampton Re cov ery, Brampton United, Credit
Val ley, Danforth, Deer Park, Don Mills, Don Val ley, East York, Erin Mills, Even tide, Fel low ship, Frontrunners, Glenholme, Glenview, Half-Century of AA, Hill,
Isabella Cross town, Isling ton, KF, Keep It Sim ple, King City, Kipling, Lan sing, Last Chance, Meadowvale South, Melrose, Mid town, Mississauga, New An chor,
No Name, Noon Rap, Oakville, Open Mind Dis cus sion, Phoe nix, Pine Hills, Port Credit, Reaching Out, Re cov ery, Re spon si bil ity, Rox Glen Tra di tional, Royal
York, Sat ur day Morn ing Dis cus sion, Shep herd, Silverbirch, Six Points, Spon sor ship, St. James town, Start To day, Streetsville, Sunday North west ern, Sunny side,
Third Tra di tion, Thorncliffe Park, Tra di tional, Trial & Er ror, Tues day Night Dis cus sion, Tues day Night Women’s, Twelfth Tra di tion, Twelve Tra di tions, Unionville,
Wel come, Weston, Wood bridge, Yorkville,.