Ontario
Bisexual Dating in Toronto: Meet Bi Men Discreetly
The biggest region on the site, and a hello that stays private.
Ontario Leads the Whole Site
Ontario has more than 750 My Bisexual Secret members, more than any other region on the site, and Toronto itself has more than 100. Count Brampton, Oshawa and Burlington too and there are more than 140 close by. Below you'll find the Village's calendar, the local age mix, bi+ support, and tips on testing and getting around.
Men make up most of Ontario's members, and there are more than 40 couples in the province as well. Tell the site who you'd like to meet when you sign up, and tick more than one if you're open to it. For the national picture, see bisexual dating across Canada.
Plenty of Company From 25 Up
Ontario's members are a broad, grown-up mix: 35 to 44 and 45 to 54 hold 22% each, and more than one in ten is 25 to 34.
Members in Ontario by age.
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A Year in the Village
Church and Wellesley, known simply as the Village, stretches roughly from Gerrard Street north to Charles Street and from Yonge east to Jarvis, with Church Street as its spine. The local business association calls it the historic home of Toronto's 2SLGBTQ+ communities. Its calendar runs something like this.
- Any night
- Black Eagle, 457 Church Street, opens every day at 3pm and stops serving at 2am, and Pegasus is at 489B Church Street.
- Weekends
- Tallulah's, the bar at Buddies in Bad Times Theatre on Alexander Street, hosts club nights, while the theatre runs its season of queer plays.
- June
- Pride Toronto. In 2026 the parade went down Yonge Street to Nathan Phillips Square on Sunday 28 June, from 2pm, with the Street Fair in the Village.
- September
- The Bi+ Arts Festival, for bi, pan, fluid and Two-Spirit artists, held its eighth edition from 18 to 21 September 2025, at venues including Buddies and The Rivoli.
- Halloween
- Halloween on Church 2026 falls on Saturday 31 October, from 8pm.
Friendly Doors on Church Street
The 519, at 519 Church Street, is the Village's community centre and the home of the Toronto Bi+ Network, a community-led programme. Ask The 519 for the network's current meeting times before you go. Barbara Hall Park, also in the Village, holds AIDS memorials.
A community clinic on the second floor of 66 Gerrard Street East, at the Village's southern edge, offers sexual health and counselling services, including STI and HIV testing, rapid HIV tests and PEP and PrEP programmes. It runs separate clinics for men, for women, and for trans and Two-Spirit people.
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Brampton, Mississauga or Hamilton? Still Close
The TTC's subway, streetcars and buses take a PRESTO card, PRESTO in your phone's wallet, or a tap of your debit or credit card, and each tap gives you two hours of transfers. PRESTO also works on GO Transit, MiWay, Brampton Transit and Hamilton Street Railway, so a date from Mississauga, Brampton or Hamilton can reach Church Street on one card.
Church Street is the natural spot for a first date. Black Eagle serves until 2am, but your first meet doesn't have to run that late: pick a time to call it a night, check for the blue tick before you go, and read our tips for meeting safely.
Know Before You Go to Church Street
Are there many bisexual members in Toronto?
Ontario has more than 750 members, the most of any region on the site. Toronto has more than 100, and with Brampton, Oshawa and Burlington the local total passes 140.
Is there a bi group in Toronto?
The Toronto Bi+ Network is a community-led programme based at The 519, 519 Church Street. The 519 can tell you when it next meets.
Where is the gay village in Toronto?
Church and Wellesley, roughly between Gerrard and Charles Streets and between Yonge and Jarvis, with Church Street running through the middle.
Where can I get PrEP in Toronto?
The community clinic at 66 Gerrard Street East has PEP and PrEP programmes alongside STI and HIV testing, with separate clinics for men and for women.
When is Pride Toronto?
Every June. The 2026 parade was on Sunday 28 June, down Yonge Street to Nathan Phillips Square, with the Street Fair in the Village.
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