Quiet meeting places with very little people in Toronto - Yorkdale Area

[Redro]

I know in the summer its easier to just go to a park but it is not a good idea in the winter. I am meeting a cousin I haven't seen in a while this week and wanted to go somewhere in the yorkdale mall area of Toronto where we can talk somewhat privately, the mall itself is pretty packed so that is out of the question and this cousin has been sober from alcohol because of problems in the past, so a private bar is not an option and wouldn't be a good idea to bring someone sober to a bar.

Any opinions?

[artsreview]

How about a library? Must be some little people there. Closest is Barbara Frum, I think. I know, you aren't supposed to talk in a library, but a place as big as this one, you could probably find a quiet corner. No food or - more importantly - drinks allowed.

[HBP]

Your home?

[MkmBandit]

Your home?

It would be pretty sad if the thought hadn't crossed his mind so, I'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt and assume that's not an option.

[Becks]

Church

[Akraz]

my basement

[williamsauga]

telepathy

[seekay]

Tim Hortons? Starbucks? Second Cup?

[angekfire]

A carnival has lots of people who are very little. As does a daycare.

[andrec2g]

LOL, I thought you mean "small" people

Bear in mind that voices travel far in a quiet place.
So the safest place to talk secret is in a busy and noisy area.
Unless your cousin is crying or screaming.

[mkerian]

A motel.

[ricoboxing]

skype

[slowtyper]

I was always amused when Tony Soprano would have "meetings" while walking around the mall or home depot.

[LaserEnvy]

MSN Messenger

[mebiuspower]

Cemetery. Bring a flash light & don't scream if you step on something because they're just having sex.