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Toronto Tech Week announces dates for 2027 edition

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Toronto Tech Week will return May 31 to June 4, 2027, marking its third annual iteration and continuing the event's rapid growth as Canada’s largest grassroots tech gathering. This expansion is significant for those tracking the Canadian startup ecosystem, offering a unique decentralized format where attendees can create their own events alongside established programming like BetaKit’s “Most Ambitious” Town Hall. Organizers aim to broaden the week’s impact and attract an even more international audience in 2027.

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