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A.A. Mississauga Group ( IN-PERSON) Verify if it's still meeting

Sundays 8:00 PM · Mississauga

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When
Sundays at 8:00 PM–9:00 PM (America/Toronto)
Where
St. Hilary's Anglican Church
2055 Hurontario St, Mississauga, ON L5A 2E6, Canada
Format
Big Book study Closed Discussion In person + online Online
“Closed” means the meeting is for people who have — or think they may have — a drinking problem. Newcomers are welcome.
Notes
Mississauga Group Sunday in person meeting is a Closed Big Book Discussion, Big Books supplied. Enter by the East parking lot, use the Day Care entrance. Important St.Hilary's Anglican Church as of Aug.22/2023 is a smoke free facility there is to be no smoking anywhere on the church property. We ask that all who attend the meetings here abide by this new policy.
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Mississauga Group (ONLINE / IN-PERSON)
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AA Greater Toronto Area Intergroup Alcoholics Anonymous · last updated 2025-08-25 · original listing ↗
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Other A.A. meetings within 2 km
Welcome Home Group · Tuesday 7:00 PM · same building · St. Hilary's Anglican Church
Sisters In Sobriety · Wednesday 7:00 PM · same building · St. Hilary's Anglican Church
Mississauga Group (IN-PERSON only ) · Friday 8:00 PM · same building · St. Hilary's Anglican Church
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