The significant snowfall has required the City to prioritize water service requests. Staff are reviewing each service call and contacting residents directly. Urgent work will continue, including restoring water service for properties that were turned off yesterday and

City crews continue to work around the clock plowing roads, sidewalks and bikeways, with priority given to emergency routes and major corridors. Due to the volume of snow, progress may take longer than usual, please be patient. ➡️ If you’re going out, be careful, drive

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

Over the past two days, the City received a high number of service requests related to sidewalk snow clearing. Yesterday, throughout the night and today, sidewalk plows have been back out to re-clear these areas because of resident reports to 311. These service requests help

Due to the ongoing extreme cold affecting Toronto, the City will activate a new temporary Warming Centre at 5 p.m. at John Innes Community Centre, located at 150 Sherbourne St. This is the eighth centre to open. Find locations: toronto.ca/warmingcentres We are also adding about 50

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

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.

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: toronto.ca/home/311-toron…

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. TTC Customer Service

Planning something special this Valentine’s Day? Shop local and check everything off your list at St. Lawrence Market. 💝 ✔️ Handcrafted chocolates and baked goods ✔️ Fresh, fragrant flowers ✔️ Specialty charcuterie & cheeses ✔️ Unique and thoughtful gifts ✔️ Supporting

Of all the reasons to ask for an extension on an assignment, this is a pretty good one. Canadian figure skater Maddie Schizas posts her email to her prof, asking for an extension. Because she’s competing at the Olympics. Attached the press release for proof of participation.

Roses are red 🌹 Violets are blue Shop local this Valentine’s Day St. Lawrence Market has something special for you. Think handcrafted chocolates, beautiful flowers, perfectly paired charcuterie, and thoughtful gifts, all while supporting local small businesses. 💙 Plan

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: toronto.ca/home/311-toron…

Celebrate Family Day weekend with a range of activities. The City of Toronto is offering several fun-packed options to help residents and visitors enjoy this year’s Family Day on Monday, February 16. The long weekend is the perfect opportunity to get out and about and

Love is in the air… and so is the smell of flowers, fresh bread. and chocolate. 🥖💐🍫 Turn Valentine’s Day shopping into a date at St. Lawrence Market. Wander, snack, and discover over 120 local merchants. Find sweet treats, beautiful flowers, delicious food, and unique

Valentine’s Day slipped your mind? No stress 🫶. St. Lawrence Market has you covered with: 🍫 Delicious chocolates 🌸 Fresh, fragrant flowers 🧁 Tasty treats 🎁 Thoughtful gifts from local makers Shop local and find something special! Learn more: stlawrencemarket.com

As temperatures fluctuate above and below freezing, melting snow combined with rain can create drainage issues around your home. Taking a few practical steps now can help protect your property. Here’s what you can do: 🧹 Make sure eavestroughs and downspouts are clear of

Hey Toronto, time for a little Trivia Tuesday! Who should you call if your neighbour’s party is spilling out onto the streets? A)The TorontoPolice non-emergency line at 416-808-2222 (or *877 from your mobile phone) B) 9-1-1 C) 3-1-1 D) 2-1-1 Guess below!

With temperatures fluctuating above and below freezing, melting snow and rain can cause water levels to rise quickly. It’s important to stay mindful around rivers, lakes and ponds. Remember to: 🌊 Keep a safe distance from rivers, lakes and ponds. Ice thickness is hard to

We all experience mental health issues & sometimes we need support. The Toronto Community Crisis Service provides support when you need it the most. Call 2-1-1 to be connected with a trained crisis worker face-to-face or by phone. Details: toronto.ca/CrisisService