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Bo Bichette.Enough said. The Nathan Phillips Square crowd is loving that homer. Toronto Blue Jays #WANTITALL

Bo Bichette.Enough said. The Nathan Phillips Square crowd is loving that homer. Toronto Blue Jays #WANTITALL

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Beginning today, crews are hauling away large snow piles from residential roads where they restrict visibility, reduce road width or limit access for emergency services and residents. Crews may work in phases as equipment moves block by block. Additional snow removal may be scheduled once all local roads have at least one clear lane. Please remember: ➡️ Avoid parking where temporary orange snow removal signs are posted. Vehicles may receive a $100 fine and may be towed and impounded. ➡️ Parking permit holders can park anywhere within their permit area if snow removal is taking place on their street. ➡️ When possible, vehicles will be friendly‑towed to a nearby street or Toronto Parking Authority lot instead of being impounded. ➡️ You can submit snow clean‑up requests to 311 online, through the 311 Toronto app or by calling 311. Stay informed at

Beginning today, crews are hauling away large snow piles from residential roads where they restrict visibility, reduce road width or limit access for emergency services and residents. Crews may work in phases as equipment moves block by block. Additional snow removal may be scheduled once all local roads have at least one clear lane. Please remember: ➡️ Avoid parking where temporary orange snow removal signs are posted. Vehicles may receive a $100 fine and may be towed and impounded. ➡️ Parking permit holders can park anywhere within their permit area if snow removal is taking place on their street. ➡️ When possible, vehicles will be friendly‑towed to a nearby street or Toronto Parking Authority lot instead of being impounded. ➡️ You can submit snow clean‑up requests to 311 online, through the 311 Toronto app or by calling 311. Stay informed at

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Toronto is a BIG city, with 14,700 km of roads and 7,900 km of sidewalks and we’re working on removing the snow in areas that have become unsafe as quickly as possible. 🚙❄️ As of this morning, crews have removed 114,231 tonnes of snow and are still working around the clock.

Toronto is a BIG city, with 14,700 km of roads and 7,900 km of sidewalks and we’re working on removing the snow in areas that have become unsafe as quickly as possible. 🚙❄️ As of this morning, crews have removed 114,231 tonnes of snow and are still working around the clock.

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To commemorate #EmancipationMonth we raised the Black Liberation Flag at City Hall this afternoon. This month we honour Toronto’s Black communities and reflect on the enduring impact of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade. Learn:

To commemorate #EmancipationMonth we raised the Black Liberation Flag at City Hall this afternoon. This month we honour Toronto’s Black communities and reflect on the enduring impact of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade. Learn:

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A major milestone for Toronto’s newest ferry 🚢🎉 On May 27, the Lady of the Quays was launched into the water — an exciting step in the vessel’s journey to Toronto. The launch also honoured long-standing maritime traditions. A ceremonial bottle smash marked the occasion — a practice dating back centuries that is believed to bring good fortune and safe travels to ships and crews at sea. The bottle came from a Toronto distillery, connecting the tradition back to home. Another important tradition: the vessel’s sponsor (the person who releases the bottle) is a woman. Historically, ships have been sponsored by women for generations as a symbol of protection, guidance and good luck for all who sail aboard. Construction of the Lady of the Quays will continue while the vessel is in the water before beginning its journey to Toronto in late 2026. And there’s more excitement ahead — the Toronto Islander ferry has its own launch in July. Stay tuned! ⚓

A major milestone for Toronto’s newest ferry 🚢🎉 On May 27, the Lady of the Quays was launched into the water — an exciting step in the vessel’s journey to Toronto. The launch also honoured long-standing maritime traditions. A ceremonial bottle smash marked the occasion — a practice dating back centuries that is believed to bring good fortune and safe travels to ships and crews at sea. The bottle came from a Toronto distillery, connecting the tradition back to home. Another important tradition: the vessel’s sponsor (the person who releases the bottle) is a woman. Historically, ships have been sponsored by women for generations as a symbol of protection, guidance and good luck for all who sail aboard. Construction of the Lady of the Quays will continue while the vessel is in the water before beginning its journey to Toronto in late 2026. And there’s more excitement ahead — the Toronto Islander ferry has its own launch in July. Stay tuned! ⚓

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Toronto is currently under a #HeatWarning. Residents are advised to stay indoors, if possible. Please, check on friends and family. Find a list of cool places at

Toronto is currently under a #HeatWarning. Residents are advised to stay indoors, if possible. Please, check on friends and family. Find a list of cool places at

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Snow removal continues today - hauling away excess snow from across the city. Snow storage facilities receive snow removed from priority areas when on‑street accumulation exceeds what can be handled through regular plowing. Parking restrictions remain in effect to help prioritize snow removal, watch for orange signage when parking.

Snow removal continues today - hauling away excess snow from across the city. Snow storage facilities receive snow removed from priority areas when on‑street accumulation exceeds what can be handled through regular plowing. Parking restrictions remain in effect to help prioritize snow removal, watch for orange signage when parking.

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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.

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.

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Sound ON 🔊 No words. Goosebumps.

Sound ON 🔊 No words. Goosebumps.

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

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

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🏘️ Important Supportive Housing Milestone! 🏘️ Today, we’re proud to celebrate the official opening of 90 Dunn Avenue, Toronto’s first-of-its-kind Social Medicine Initiative implemented in a supportive housing project! This incredible achievement is the result of collaboration between the City of Toronto, University Health Network, United Way Greater Toronto, and FredVictorTO

🏘️ Important Supportive Housing Milestone! 🏘️ Today, we’re proud to celebrate the official opening of 90 Dunn Avenue, Toronto’s first-of-its-kind Social Medicine Initiative implemented in a supportive housing project! This incredible achievement is the result of collaboration between the City of Toronto, University Health Network, United Way Greater Toronto, and FredVictorTO

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#CityOfTO officially kicks off Pride Month. Learn more about the history and contributions of 2SLGBTQ+ communities in #Toronto, and how you can celebrate #Pride. Visit: #PrideTO #TorontoPride

#CityOfTO officially kicks off Pride Month. Learn more about the history and contributions of 2SLGBTQ+ communities in #Toronto, and how you can celebrate #Pride. Visit: #PrideTO #TorontoPride

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