MCC Toronto & The Paul Austin Human Rights Centre takes pride in providing a safe, inclusive, and welcoming environment for all types of gatherings—including weddings, celebrations of life, performances, or business meetings. Our spaces are bright, fully accessible, and recently renovated to accommodate a wide variety of needs.
MCC Toronto has been a pioneering force in Canadian LGBTQ2+ activism since its founding in 1973. Housed in a historic landmark originally built in 1889 as a United Church of Canada building and acquired by the church in 1991, this architectural gem blends vibrant spiritual community with bold activism on human rights, legal challenges, and support services.
Through the years, the building has been the subject of numerous structural renovations, each carefully implemented to enhance functionality while preserving its historic essence. The latest update to the premises integrates modern amenities without compromising its vintage allure.