Red sign with white stars and bold blue text reading 'VOTE HERE' with a white arrow pointing right on a roadside grassy patch.
Did you put up an election sign? City bylaws require all election signs to be taken down within 72 hours post-election. 🗳️
You can remove the sign or request the candidate or group who provided it to handle removal.
Learn more: www.toronto.ca/.../bylaw-enforcement/el...
Mayor Olivia Chow speaks at a podium labeled Toronto inside beverage manufacturer National Dry with staff in lab coats and safety gear around her.
City of Toronto announces first recipient of EDGE Incentive funding, reinforcing support for manufacturing in Toronto.
Read the news release: www.toronto.ca/news/city-of-toronto-ann...
Toronto City Hall Council Chambers.
Interested in becoming a candidate in the 2026 municipal election?
Join an information session at City Hall, Council Chamber or online from 6:30 – 8:30 pm.
📅 April 16
📅May 11
Get details at toronto.ca/Candidates
Hand holding a red Goldy's Superseed Cereal pouch with strawberry lavender flavor against a clear blue sky with a white vapor trail.
From local shelves to lunar orbits 🚀
We’re proud to celebrate Toronto based food company Goldy’s, whose Superseed cereal was selected by the Canadian Space Agency and NASA for the Artemis II mission.
A major milestone for Toronto’s food innovation sector!
#LoveLocal 🍁
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: www.toronto.ca/home/311-toronto-at-your...
There’s still time to have your say 🗣️
Vote for the names of our new electric ferries before April 6 at toronto.ca/FerryNaming.
An Eastern Cottontail (Sylvilagus floridanus) amongst tall grass.
From tomorrow, April 3, until Mon, April 6, some City-run operations & facilities may be closed or operating on modified hours. Details: www.toronto.ca/news/city-of-toronto-act...
Have a safe & joyful Easter weekend everyone!
Person holding three prescription pill bottles filled with yellow and orange capsules and tablets.
Got old medication sitting around? 💊 Don’t toss it in the trash or flush it down the drain!
Medications need to be disposed of safely to protect our environment. Let the Waste Wizard tell you where it belongs.
Find out how: www.toronto.ca/wastewizard
Yellow envelope from Toronto Revenue Services, with the Vacant Home Tax webpage open in the background.
One month remaining to submit 2025 Vacant Home Tax declaration
News release: www.toronto.ca/news/one-month-remaining...
Empty glass bus shelter illuminated by a digital advertisement panel at night with a moving streetcar in the background.
Street furniture shapes how people experience Toronto’s main streets, neighbourhoods and destinations. The City is collecting feedback to help improve accessibility, safety & well-designed public spaces. Have your say by April 2: ca.mar.medallia.com/
Map showing Toronto transit routes and stops for the FIFA Fan Festival near Toronto Stadium and Union Station Hub.
City of Toronto releases FIFA World Cup 2026™ Mobility Plan
News Release: www.toronto.ca/news/city-of-toronto-rel...
The countdown is on, electric ferries are coming ⏳
Voting is still open to name our new electric ferries. Cast your vote before April 6 at toronto.ca/FerryNaming.
City of Toronto recognizes World TB Day as it remains one of the top ten causes of death worldwide
Read the news release: www.toronto.ca/news/city-of-toronto-rec...
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: www.toronto.ca/home/311-toronto-at-your...
Hand positioned under a modern chrome faucet ready to receive water in a white bathroom sink.
Did you know you can check planned and emergency water service disruptions in real time with the No Water Map? This map shows you what’s causing the outage and when service is expected to be restored.
👉 toronto.ca/NoWater
City street at night with cars driving past illuminated holiday lights and flags lining the sidewalk in a snowy urban setting.
Daylight Saving Time means darker mornings & less visibility on the roads.
It's time to take extra precautions:
🚗 Drivers: Check your lights & signals.
🚴 Cyclists: Ensure your lights & reflectors work.
Stay alert, follow road rules, and keep our streets safe!
Thanks for playing Toronto! The correct answer is a, baby calves typically stand 30 to 60 minutes after birth.
We’re thrilled that our community has fallen head over hooves for your Toronto Zoo’s newest and tallest arrival - a baby Masai giraffe! Now we need your help choosing the perfect name 🦒🍼
Submit your vote before Monday, March 23 at torontozoo.com/giraffe 🗳️
The Toronto Zoo needs your help to name #babylongneck, vote now until March 23 at www.torontozoo.com/giraffe
Young Masai giraffe standing with a blurred natural landscape and tree in the background.
This Toronto Trivia Tuesday, we’re featuring the newest member of the Toronto Zoo family – an adorable Masai giraffe calf, who has been nicknamed #babylongneck 🦒
Once a giraffe is born, how long does it typically take to for them to stand?
a) 30 to 60 minutes
b) two to three hours
c) six hours
Fans in red jerseys enthusiastically cheering and clapping at a lively sports event.
Don’t miss your chance to score an invitation for 2 to a FIFA World Cup 2026™ match! Donate to the Soccer for All Campaign for a chance to win!
Donations helps bring the joy of soccer to more kids across Toronto.
Donate: www.torontofwc26.ca/news/soccer-for-all-swee...
#WeAreToronto
Snow is expected tomorrow through the morning commute and into the early afternoon. City crews will begin salting as soon as snow starts to stick to the pavement.
Some travel delays are possible, so consider using public transit, planning extra time, and wearing winter gear for safer travel.
Person sprinkling mustard seeds into a jar filled with sliced radishes, garlic, and dill for pickling on a wooden board.
Got food that's past its prime? Don't toss it. Use it & avoid food waste.
💧 Soak wilted veggies in ice water to revive them
🍌 Blend or cook produce in smoothies, stir-fries, or baked dishes
👩🍳 Use the whole ingredient, e.g. potato peel chips or carrot top pesto
More tips 👉 www.toronto.ca/foodwaste
Three people sitting on a bench outside a building, engaged in conversation on a sunny day.
Benches, litter bins, transit shelters & poster boards all shape how Toronto’s public spaces feel. The City wants your feedback on the future of street furniture to contribute to appealing & accessible spaces: ca.mar.medallia.com/
Hand in a red sweater reaching for clothes hanging on a metal rack with various colorful garments.
We’re launching a new Material Exchange Directory to help businesses and residents find places to sell, donate or exchange second-hand materials.
Material exchange operators can apply now to be featured on our new Material Exchange Directory later this year.
Learn more: toronto.ca/MaterialExchange
Close-up of a plate filled with beef fried rice garnished with chopped green onions and scrambled eggs.
Leftovers get a bad rap, but a little creativity can freshen them up and reduce waste.
You can:
🍛 Turn rice into fried rice, veggies into soup, pasta into frittata, or chicken into tacos.
🧂 Add herbs, lemon, crunch, or a fried egg.
🥘 Pair with pantry staples to make something new.
New ferries are coming 🤩
Now we need to name them.
Voting is open until April 6. Check out toronto.ca/FerryNaming to learn more.
Clear containers filled with fresh chopped vegetables and fruits neatly organized on refrigerator shelves.
Want to waste less food and save money? Start with smart planning and storage.
✔️ Plan meals and check your fridge
🍎 Buy only what you’ll use
❄️ Store food right and freeze extras
Use what you buy, enjoy what you eat, waste less.
Learn more: www.toronto.ca/FoodWaste
Person holding a green bell pepper while checking the contents of a refrigerator with a notebook in hand.
Food waste costs the average household over $1,300 a year. That’s money lost & resources wasted. When food rots, it releases greenhouse gases that fuel climate change.
The fix? Plan meals, store smart, & understand best before dates to waste less & save more.
Learn how: www.toronto.ca/foodwaste
A sandwich in a black container, accompanied by avocado slices and black plastic cutlery on a white table.
It’s easy to enjoy takeout, but do you know where the packaging goes when you’re done?
Proper waste sorting matters—and it’s easier than you think! Let the Waste Wizard guide you.
Check it out: toronto.ca/WasteWizard
