Toronto Dollar Supper Club
Fall/Winter 2011-12

Hot House Café, Front and Church Streets, 6 p.m.
30 Toronto Dollars purchased at the door

November 21, 2011                 

TERRY FALLIS is author of The Best Laid Plans, and The High Road, satirical novels of Canadian politics. His debut novel (TBLP) was originally self-published in 2007 and since then has won the 2008 Stephen Leacock Medal for Humour, and names as one of the Top 5 Essential Canadian Novels of the Decade by CBC’s Canada Reads.
Prior to his fiction career, Mr. Fallis served on the political staff of the Hon. Jean Lapierre, the future Prime  Minister  of Canada Jean Chretien and Robert Nixon, Ontario Minister of Finance. Since then he has been a government affairs and communications consultant for major private and public sector clients.

December 5, 2011                       

The HON. DAVID CROMBIE, Order of Canada recipient, was the Mayor of Toronto from 1972 to 1978.  During this time, Mr. Crombie envisioned and oversaw the creation of the St. Lawrence neighbourhood  as  a model of a mid-rise, mixed-use, mixed-income community.  It remains a major urban success to this day.
Mr. Crombie left City Hall in 1978 for federal polit ics and served as Minister of Health and Welfare, Minister of Indian and Northern Affairs, and later Secretary of State and Minister of Multiculturalism. After leaving Ottawa, he held several advisory positions related to urban issues in the Toronto area, including head of the Royal Commission on the future of Toronto’s waterfront. He recently retired from his position as CEO of the Canadian Urban Institute and continues to be an advocate for progressive and humane urban development.

January 23, 2012                        

CATHERINE MOREAU, Board Chair, Native Child and Family Services, is a Member of the Canadian Bar Association and the Ontario Bar Association.  She is a member and the former co-chair of the Family Law Litigation Committee and a member of the Diversity Committee in the American Bar Association’s Section of Litigation and has practiced in all aspects of family law since 2004.

Toronto Dollars are available at the event.

The Toronto Dollar Supper Club --

Food for the body, the mind, and the heart

The Toronto Dollar Supper Club invites you to hear

CHRISTOPHER HUME
Monday September 19

Christopher Hume is the architecture critic and
urban issues columnist for the Toronto Star.
Since he started writing for the paper in 1981, Hume has been nominated
for four National Newspaper Awards (critical writing
category) and has received a certificate of appreciation from
The Ontario Association of Architects.

His book, ‘William James’ Toronto Views’,
won a Toronto Heritage award in 2000.

Reserve seats for the dinner by emailing supperclub@torontodollar.com
or by calling 416-361-0466

Time: Monday, September 19: Socializing at 5:30, followed by dinner.
Mr. Hume will speak at 7 p.m.
Place:  Hot House Cafe, corner of Church and Front streets.
Cost: $30 Toronto Dollars (includes taxes and gratuities; drinks extra)