Whether you’re a Master of your craft or just starting your journey, this May is packed with events to power up your skills, forge new connections, and maybe even strike back against the mid-month slump. Lightsabers optional — but curiosity is required.

Welcome to our new members this month!
Decision Foundry
KW Mortgage
Jeremy Daly Photography

What’s Happening This Month At Commons:

Quantum Doors Open – May 3 (Saturday)
Ever wondered what quantum technology actually is? Join us for a free, hands-on community event right here at Catalyst Commons! Hosted by the Institute for Quantum Computing and the Perimeter Institute, this event is part of the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology.
📍 Atrium
🕘 1-4pm

Building with AI: MBET x AltaML – May 6
These Are the Droids You’re Looking For!
We’re teaming up with AltaML Venture Studio, Builders Club, and more for a high-energy, demo-heavy event focused on real-world AI. Whether you’re experimenting with your first model or deep in the build phase, you’ll find collaborators, inspiration, and new ideas.
Save your spot

Muffin Breakfast + Yin Yoga – May 14
Fuel up in the morning with fresh muffins and coffee from 9–11am in Glasgow Hall, then unwind with a gentle Yin Yoga session led by Lasha Howard at 5:30pm.
Register for Yoga

Lunch & Learn: Cyber Insurance – May 15
Learn what cyber insurance is, why it matters, and how to protect your business in the digital age.

Holiday Closure – May 19
Catalyst Commons will be closed for Victoria Day.
Members can still access the space using Kisi.

Midday Yoga with Lasha – May 27
Reset your mind and body with a relaxing midday session of Yin Yoga.
🕛 12–12:45pm
Register here

Alan Quarry: Brand Camp: Storytelling for Startups – May 28
It’s not just what you do — it’s how you tell the story. Join Alan Quarry for an interactive session on crafting a message that sticks.
📍 Belmont Hall | 🕔 5–6:30pm
Save your seat

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