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Navantis has become our first Platinum sponsor! We would like to thank Navantis for sponsoring the Toronto .Net User Group and continuing to help keep these meetings free for its members. From all of us at the Toronto .NET User Group we would like to say thank-you!

The Toronto .NET User Group is dedicated the advanced Visual Studio.NET developer. We endeavour to bring you well known “celebrities” from the Microsoft development community to come and talk about their areas of specialty. We boast one of the largest user groups in North America with over 3000 registered members and regular meeting attendance of 100 to 200 people. Your user group board members are industry experts, and passionate evangelists of the .NET Platform. We are active members of the International .NET User Group – http://www.ineta.org. Meetings of the Toronto .NET User Group are normally held on the third Thursday of every month. To check out our latest events click here.

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Toronto .NET Users Group was founded in January 2002 by System Group, Web2XML, Gregory Consulting, and Trios Training Centres to create a community for .NET programmers in the GTA. Currently there are over 400 active members.
It is free to join, just click on the register link!

Toronto .net User Group Events
This is where you will find our upcomming events for the Toronto .net Users Group. The events are free, but please register early.

Other Events
These are events that are not presented by the Toronto .NET Users Group but we feel would interest the members of the group.

News
News related to .NET Development. If you think you have some news worthy information then email seanalex@rogers.com and we will get it up on the site.

Discussions
Here is where we get a chance to share information between meetings.

Study Group
This section is for the purposes of our study group.

Do you want to sponsor an Event?
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