Eventos Otro Canadá Agosto 2023

Canada's Largest Gift Show"The Toronto Gift + Home Market showcases a wide range of innovative products such as tabletop items, housewares, gourmet food, garden accessories, collectibles, stationery, home decor, bath products, and much more. Its unique blend of products appeals to both sellers and consumers.

The Canadian Beef Industry Conference aims to build momentum for the National Beef Strategy, ensuring the delivery of high-quality beef to loyal customers consistently.

The Dragon Boat Festival in Barrie promotes community spirit, unity, and vitality, providing an opportunity for citizens to showcase their organizational skills. Local charities benefit from fundraising, businesses gain exposure, and families enjoy a fun event.

Canada's biggest all-Mopar car show, Moparfest, showcases members' cars and expands to include all Mopars. It features classic and modern exotic cars, motorcycles, sports cars, and more.

Monster Jam is a global sensation, providing exhilarating family fun with impressive displays of Monster Jam trucks and vehicles that leave audiences in awe.

The car show had a great turnout after a COVID hiatus, with many people excited to watch the cruise and enjoy the entertainment, vendors, and activities. It's a family-friendly event and wouldn't be possible without sponsors and exhibitors. Support local businesses.

Join us for the 28th IAVSD Symposium on Dynamics of Vehicles on Roads and Tracks, hosted by the National Research Council Canada, Virginia Tech, and Carleton University at the Shaw Centre in Ottawa. This renowned event brings together ground vehicle dynamics experts to share their latest ideas and discoveries. Attendees can also explore the National Capital Region's advanced technologies and observe road and rail operations.

Autofest Oshawa is a prominent event that fosters business growth for exhibitors and visitors alike, while promoting car culture. The event features an array of custom vehicles, vendors, and family-friendly activities.

Come share in the success of recreational boating as we reconnect through a fun-filled day of friendly competition, laughter, and excitement.

Join us on a 6km walk across Toronto Island, starting and finishing at Jack Layton Ferry Terminal. Remember to pack snacks, camera, comfy shoes, sunscreen, and dress appropriately.