Love is in the air… and so is the smell of fresh bread, flowers, & chocolate. 🥖💐🍫 Find sweet treats, beautiful flowers and delicious food all while supporting the local makers when you shop at St. Lawrence Market . 💗 Plan your visit: https://www.stlawrencemarket.com/

Warming Centres are now closed. Staff are working to refer individuals who remain onsite to alternate spaces in the shelter system. For drop-in programs, 24-hour respite sites and other services, visit toronto.ca/homelesshelp or call Central Intake at 416-338-4766.

Still need your Christmas tree collected? Request a pickup by creating a service request online or call 311. Make sure your tree is visible, free of snow/ice, and accessible from the road. https://www.toronto.ca/home/311-toronto-at-your-service/create-a-service-request/

Due to the weather, Warming Centres remain open: 📍 136 Spadina Rd. 📍 81 Elizabeth St. 📍 12 Holmes Ave. 📍 885 Scarborough Golf Club Rd. 📍 349 George St.    Find locations using the map at https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/housing-shelter/homeless-help/toronto-warming-centres/

Knowing the right number to call can make all the difference. 💚If someone is having a mental health crisis, call 2-1-1. 🚑 If someone is having chest pains, call 9-1-1 immediately. Learn about which number to call & when: https://www.toronto.ca/home/311-toronto-at-your-service/make-the-right-call/

Join the virtual meeting tonight  to help shape Toronto’s waste future. Your feedback in the final phase of the Long-term Waste Management Strategy Update will inform the 10- year Reduction and Diversion Plan. Take the survey by Mar 8 and register for the webinar 👉 toronto.ca/WasteStrategy

Due to the weather, Warming Centres remain open: 📍 136 Spadina Rd. 📍 81 Elizabeth St. 📍 12 Holmes Ave. 📍 885 Scarborough Golf Club Rd. 📍 349 George St.    Find locations using the map at https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/housing-shelter/homeless-help/toronto-warming-centres/

City of Toronto’s 2026 Budget now final — focuses on affordability, service stability and financial sustainability News release: https://www.toronto.ca/news/city-of-torontos-2026-budget-now-final-focuses-on-affordability-service-stability-and-financial-sustainability/

The Major Snowstorm Condition and Significant Weather Event declarations ended today at 5 p.m. Targeted snow removal will continue with a focus on narrow streets, sidewalks, and bike lanes.

Snowstorm declarations ending, drivers still reminded not to park where temporary orange “Snow Removal” signs are posted News Release: https://www.toronto.ca/news/snowstorm-declarations-ending-drivers-still-reminded-not-to-park-where-temporary-orange-snow-removal-signs-are-posted/

Toronto’s Community Reduce and Reuse Programs were shaped by your feedback in previous Long-term Waste Management Strategy consultations. We are now exploring more ways to cut waste. Have your say by taking the final survey and join the Feb 11 virtual consultation: toronto.ca/WasteStrategy

Due to the weather, Warming Centres remain open: 📍 136 Spadina Rd. 📍 81 Elizabeth St. 📍 12 Holmes Ave. 📍 885 Scarborough Golf Club Rd. 📍 349 George St.    Find locations using the map at https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/housing-shelter/homeless-help/toronto-warming-centres/

Thank you to all 25,150 Toronto residents who provided your input into the 2026 City of Toronto Budget. Tune in to Toronto City Council live tomorrow morning to see how we’re building a city that works for you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HA3i--_jqc

We want to hear from you! The City is reviewing parts of the RentSafeTO program to better support tenants, improve building maintenance and compliance, and make information easier to understand. Take the survey by February 28: toronto.ca/rentsafeto

For today, (Feb 9), the City's five -5 Warming Centres remain open, along with extended daytime drop in hours. The temporary surge spaces are now closed and staff are working to refer individuals to other spaces in the shelter system. Open locations: www.toronto.ca/homelesshelp

In response to colder temperatures forecasted today, the City's Warming Centres, surge and additional shelter spaces remain open. Shelter system capacity remains available. Daytime drop-ins are also available. For locations and more information: www.toronto.ca/homelesshelp

We want to hear from you! The City is reviewing parts of the RentSafeTO program to better support tenants, improve building maintenance and compliance, and make information easier to understand. Take the survey by February 28: toronto.ca/rentsafeto

In 2024, the  City introduced a by-law to reduce single-use plastics, including ask-first/by-request before distributing plastic cutlery and allowing reusable cups and bags. Your feedback helps shape these actions. Take the survey and join the Feb 11 virtual consultation: toronto.ca/WasteStrategy 

Snow removal continues under the Major Snowstorm Condition and Significant Weather Event declaration. We recognize snow piles create challenges for safe travel, parking, and local businesses. Parking restrictions help crews complete removal more quickly. toronto.ca/winter

In response to colder temperatures forecasted throughout the week, the City's Warming Centres, surge and additional shelter spaces remain open. Shelter system capacity remains available. Daytime drop-ins are also available. For locations and more information: www.toronto.ca/homelesshelp

Snow is falling and temperatures are dropping in Toronto. Remember to keep furnace vents clear from blowing snow and ice to prevent dangerous gases from backing up into your home. Stay safe.

Planning something special this Valentine’s Day? Shop local at St. Lawrence Market and check it all off: ✔️ Chocolates & baked treats ✔️ Fresh flowers ✔️ Charcuterie & cheeses ✔️ Thoughtful gifts ✔️ Love local ❤️ Plan your visit: https://www.stlawrencemarket.com/ #LoveLocal 🍁

With today’s snow, city crews are clearing and salting expressways, major roads, hills, and bikeways. Make sure to stay safe, keep a safe distance from crews and drive for the road conditions. Consider public transit, if possible. Stay safe and learn more: toronto.ca/Winter

Your input into the City of Toronto Budget helped open the Toronto Public Library on Sundays, giving families like Daniel’s more public spaces to enjoy. Together, we’re building a city that works for you.

In response to colder temperatures forecasted throughout the week, the City's Warming Centres, surge and additional shelter spaces remain open. Shelter system capacity remains available. Daytime drop-ins are also available. For locations and more information: www.toronto.ca/homelesshelp

In 2025, 48.4 million nutritious meals were provided to more than 257,000 students, saving families money on groceries. Together, we’re building a city that works for you.

In response to colder temperatures forecasted throughout the week, the City's Warming Centres, surge and additional shelter spaces remain open. Shelter system capacity remains available. Daytime drop-ins are also available. For locations and more information: www.toronto.ca/homelesshelp

Got some uninvited furry roommates moving in, rent-free? 🐭🐜🐀 Start by talking to your landlord. If they don’t handle the pests, contact 311 Toronto and have RentSafeTO investigate. Get the details: toronto.ca/RentSafeTO

Programs like Community Environment Days helped divert 376,000 kg of waste last year. We're looking to do more by adding new actions to reduce & divert more waste.  Have your say with the Long-term Waste Management Strategy survey  &  join the Feb 11 virtual consultation: toronto.ca/WasteStrategy. 

TTC fares are frozen for the third year in a row, thanks to your input into the City of Toronto Budget. Together, we’re building a city that works for you.

In response to colder temperatures forecasted throughout the week, the City's Warming Centres, surge and additional shelter spaces remain open. Shelter system capacity remains available. Daytime drop-ins are also available. For locations and more information: www.toronto.ca/homelesshelp

Drivers are reminded that during a Major Snowstorm Condition and Significant Weather Event declaration, parking is prohibited on snow routes, which include all roads with streetcar tracks, as well as any street where temporary orange “No Parking – Snow Removal” signs are posted in snowbanks.

In response to colder temperatures forecasted throughout the week, the City's Warming Centres, surge and additional shelter spaces remain open. Shelter system capacity remains available. Daytime drop-ins are also available. For locations and more information: www.toronto.ca/homelesshelp

Black History Month is here! All February long, there will be numerous events & exhibits highlighting the culture & contributions of Black Canadians. Come out & join in on the celebration! News release: https://www.toronto.ca/news/roots-resilience-and-renewal-black-history-month-rises-in-toronto/

Who do you contact if you see an injured raccoon? That’s an issue for 3-1-1 Toronto. If you see a pedestrian who was hit by a car, dial 9-1-1. Knowing when to make the right call will help ensure you get help quickly: https://www.toronto.ca/home/311-toronto-at-your-service/make-the-right-call/

Halfway to the Vacant Home Tax Deadline: Make your Declaration Now News Release: https://www.toronto.ca/news/halfway-to-the-vacant-home-tax-deadline-make-your-declaration-now/

This weekend, the City’s snow removal crews are out in full force, clearing school zones, residential streets, transit routes, sidewalks, highway ramps, and bridge decks across Toronto. Crews continue to inspect and action hot spot plowing areas throughout the city.

Cold weather can put your health at risk. Take steps to stay warm during cold weather events. Learn more from @TOpublicHealth at toronto.ca/StayWarm #StayWarmTO

In response to the continued cold weather, the City has opened an additional temporary Warming Centre with 30 spaces at John Innes Community Centre (150 Sherbourne St.). Locations and other information can be found at toronto.ca/warmingcentres.

Toronto on the menu: Winterlicious begins today News release: https://www.toronto.ca/news/toronto-on-the-menu-winterlicious-begins-today/

In this cold weather, help prevent frozen pipes in your home. Add insulation and use a small space heater to keep pipes warm. Check for drafts and seal any gaps. For updates or service requests, contact 311 or visit toronto.ca/winter

Snow removal continues today, as crews clear TTC stops to improve accessibility for transit riders.

Weather closure update: all outdoor rinks have been cleared. 👉 Find a rink near you: https://www.toronto.ca/explore-enjoy/parks-recreation/program-activities/ice-snow-activities/public-leisure-skating/#location=&lat=&lng=&zoom=

Thanks for helping keep Toronto moving! As waste collection continues across the city, please make sure your bins are visible & accessible from the road. Collections may take a bit longer than usual, your patience is appreciated. For service requests or updates, contact 311 or toronto.ca/winter

Snow removal on residential streets is progressing, with work completed on one side of the street first. This keeps one lane open for travel and supports access for emergency vehicles. This planned process will remove large snowbanks to improve access for pedestrians, mobility devices, cont. 1

Warming Centres remain open due to extreme cold temperatures. Surge & temporary shelter capacity opened in response to the inclement weather also remains activated, & spaces are available.   Locations: toronto.ca/warmingcentres

The City's -5 & -15 Warming Centres remain open, along with all surge spaces & the additional shelter spaces in response to the weather event. If you see someone who needs support, please call 311 & outreach staff will be dispatched. Find locations using the map at: toronto.ca/homelesshelp

For all the most recent information about updates and impacts to City services such as closures, operating hours, winter operations and other impacts, visit and bookmark http://toronto.ca/Winter

Parking on snow routes is prohibited during a Major Snowstorm Condition declaration, which will help crews clear snow. If you have to go out today, please consider public transit. For more information on snow routes, visit: toronto.ca/Winter

The City's -5 & -15 Warming Centres remain open, along with all surge spaces & the additional shelter spaces in response to the weather event. If you see someone who needs support, please call 311 & outreach staff will be dispatched. Find locations using the map at: toronto.ca/homelesshelp