The Toronto International Film Festival Group (TIFFG) is a charitable, not-for-profit, cultural organization which tries to change the world through the support of the filmic arts. The film festival is world reknowned and currently reaches audiences of 900,000 per year.

Annual independent film festival in Thunder Bay since 1995, featuring local, national and international film and video. Showcasing films and videos made in the region as well as international submissions in all genres that fit their theme: "Films For The People." The festival also features workshops, panels and exhibitions.

Annual competitive film festival in Toronto since 1992, showcasing outstanding short films from across North America, as well as Europe, South America, Australia, Hong Kong and Japan.

Annual non-profit festival in Toronto since 2003, exclusively showcasing Canadian films.

Annual film festival in Toronto, celebrating and promoting the diversity and richness of French language cinema. They choose to showcase largely feature films of fiction with a broad popular appeal, crowd-pleasers including few challenging films, in order to dispell the myth that French cinema is inaccessible and overly intellectual. All films are subtitled in English to enable the non-Frech speaking audience member to enjoy the films as well.

Annual festival in Toronto founded in 2000 as a venue for student filmmakers to exhibit and promote their work.

Founded in 1987, an annual film festival in Toronto focused on the "dynamics of accessibility" to people regardless of race, culture, gender or sexuality.

Independent not-for-profit annual film festival in Toronto, celebrating "the global imagination" by featuring national and international independent films in the fantasy, science-fiction and anime genres. Founded in 2005.

Annual comic short film festival in Toronto, featuring shorts, animation, mockumentaries, and spoofs.

Annual festival in Toronto since the year 2000 featuring South Asian independant films from around the world. Created to provide a forum for South Asian artists to showcase their cinematic endeavors to a culturally diverse audience. The word 'Filmi' is Hindi slang, referring to anything associated with the Indian motion picture industry.

Annual competitive festival in Toronto, established in 2001 as a non-profit charitable organization, and showcasing films directed by women, including drama, comedy, sci-fi, action, documentary, experimental, animation genres, as well as cutting edge music videos.

Annual festival in Toronto, focused on the genres of film as a study and welcoming experimentation with the "clash" or "fusion" of different genres. Their goal is to find and feature new and innovative films that push the envelope by altering the way we view films today. Open to all filmmakers who enjoy experimenting with moving images as a practice.

Horror and sci-fi festival founded in 2006 and held the week before Halloween each year. Showcasing new features and shorts, including a number of award-winners.

Annual festival in Toronto since 1999 featuring outstanding national and international films in all genres with environmental themes.

Annual Latin film festival in Toronto since 1993, featuring cutting edge independent short films and videos of all genres: fiction, experimental, video art, animation, and documentaries. Showcasing films of emerging and established Latin artists living in Canada, the USA, Europe and Latin America.

Annual film event in which a 10-member national panel votes on the best commercially successful Canadian feature and short film of the year. Presented by Toronto International Film Festival Group each January-February.

Annual festival in Toronto, founded in 2001 to promote Latin American Filmmaking to a diverse audience.

Annual festival in Toronto established in 1993 and featuring more than 100 documentaries from Canada and around the globe. The festival also provides a full range of professional development, market and networking opportunities for documentary professionals.