| Toronto Goes Lights Out during Earth Hour Party for Japan Relief |
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| Friday, 03 June 2011 18:33 |
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In honor of Earth Hour, a movement designed to draw attention to the environmental crisis we are facing today, members of the Mix 'n' Mingle group in Toronto gathered for an evening mixer and surprise game of "murder mystery". All over the world, at a pre-determined time, people turn off their lights and shut off electric devices at Earth Hour to let the planet breathe a little easier. Parties and events are organized world-wide as people band together to make a difference. The March 26th Mix 'n' Mingle special event feautured great music, food, drinks and company, all while raising $750 for emergency relief efforts in Japan.
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