August 31 is International Overdose Awareness Day, and this year’s theme is #TogetherWeCan. #IOAD2024 creates a space to come together and stand in support of those connected to the tragedy of overdose. #EndOverdose

In @cityofToronto, Community Paramedics work closely with Streets-to-Homes outreach workers. Every day, they respond to non-emergency service requests from the public to check on street-housed individuals in need of support or at risk of overdose. #TogetherWeCan #IOAD2024

Naloxone is available at many pharmacies and community agencies, and can be administered to temporarily counteract an opioid overdose. As the effects of #naloxone can wear off quickly, it is important to stay with the person and call 9-1-1. #TogetherWeCan #EndOverdose #IOAD2024

The City and federal government have come together to announce a flood mitigation plan for Rockcliffe-Smythe, one of the most flood-prone in our city. The area has seen significant flooding this summer with increasingly common storms. Read more: canada.ca/en/housing-inf…

Today, we unite in recognizing International Overdose Awareness Day to raise awareness about the ongoing drug toxicity epidemic. We remember those who have lost their lives and acknowledge the immense grief experienced by the families, friends and communities.

Happy Labour Day! Today is a celebration of the strength and power of workers. Especially when they come together in a union. I join all Toronto’s workers in celebrating wins in years past and in organizing for future success.

Official grandma duties at the Ex this afternoon: carrying prize stuffed birds!

City of Toronto urges road users to stay alert as students head back to school News release: toronto.ca/news/city-of-t…

Happy #BackToSchool, everyone! This time of year we see a significant increase in traffic so we want to remind you to drive with caution around stopped school busses & in school areas so kids can get to school and back safely. 🚸 Find tips: toronto.ca/services-payme…

Welcome back to school! 🍎 It was fun to greet everyone at Tredway Woodsworth Public School in Scarborough. As you drive around the city, watch for students and parents walking and cycling to and from school. All road users need to slow down, stay alert and stay focused.

I stopped by the farmers' market in Nathan Phillips Square to pick up some peaches. No better time of year to enjoy everything Ontario's farmers grow. Learn more about the various farmers markets at civic centres in Toronto's parks: toronto.ca/home/311-toron…

It might still be summer, but we’re planning for winter and we need recreation staff. Work in your local community ice rink, community centre or ski hill as an instructor or program staff and join us! ⛷️🎿 Learn more and apply: toronto.ca/RecJobs

Mayor Olivia Chow proclaims Toronto For All Day, kicks off new education campaign focused on allyship News Release: toronto.ca/news/mayor-oli…

Folks on Hilldale Road have long struggled with flooding. It was good to knock on doors with Frances Nunziata and discuss the work we're doing like the Rockcliffe Riverine Flood Mitigation and the Basement Flooding Protection Subsidy Program with neighbours.

Great fun to join neighbours, CUPE Local 416, and Vincent Crisanti for tai chi, popcorn and a movie in Humberview Park.

It's #BackToSchool! That means drivers & cyclists need to be extra careful in school zones. There's extra signage to alert drivers to the presence of children. Here’s what to do at a school zone: 🚸 Check your speed. 🚸 Slow down & watch for children. 🚸 Be alert, stay focused.

Today at City Council, we congratulated Matthew Pegg on his retirement from Toronto Fire Services. Beyond the critical and stressful work of keeping Toronto safe every day, we all also benefitted from his leadership as the COVID-19 Incident Commander. Thank you, Chief. ❤️

This Monday! Join us for a virtual consultation to discuss renovictions in Toronto. We’re looking for tenants and landlords to provide their input on the creation of a bylaw to address this growing issue. More: toronto.ca/Renovictions