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Ever wonder what’s behind the doors of Toronto’s Old City Hall 👀? Come take a look! Old City Hall is open to the public on Fridays between 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Plan your visit: https://www.toronto.ca/explore-enjoy/festivals-events/old-city-hall-events/
Old City Hall, a stone building with arched entrances and decorative carvings; wide steps lead to the entrance, lamppost in foreground. Historic courtroom interior with wooden benches, judge’s bench, and flags; group of visitors touring the room.
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The #CityofTO Indigenous Climate Action Grant program offers funding to support Indigenous-led climate initiatives across Toronto.

Today is the last day to apply: https://www.toronto.ca/services-payments/water-environment/environmental-grants-incentives/indigenous-climate-action-grant/ 💡
Indigenous artwork depicting mountains and moonlight, trees and colourful sky, with text “Indigenous Climate Action Grants. Apply by October 8”. Logos: City of Toronto, Live Green Toronto.
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City of Toronto celebrates Blue Jays postseason run with free viewing parties

News Release: www.toronto.ca/news/city-of...
Toronto Blue Jays flag waving on the pole with Toronto City Hall in the background.
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From buzzer-beaters at arenas to takeout wings from a sports bar - game days unite us. Let’s make them greener together.

Toronto’s Single Use & Takeaway Items Bylaw is evolving. Stage 3 explores reusable options at sports venues, restaurants & more.

📝 Take the survey: www.toronto.ca/single-use
a takeout container with chicken wings, fries and dipping sauce.
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Adding more native plants in pollinator gardens in Toronto can:

🪴 divert stormwater and reduce runoff
🪴 help over 360 species of bees
🪴 support plants in producing seeds, fruits and new growth

Learn about eligibility and apply by October 21 at www.toronto.ca/pollinateTO
Foamflower native plant.
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Access free public Wi-FI at over 250 City of Toronto locations, including community centres, public squares and libraries.

Whether you’re accessing services, learning new skills, or staying in touch with loved ones, public Wi-Fi makes it easier for Torontonians to get connected.

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Graphic reading "No Data? No Problem! Access Free City Wi-Fi at Over 250 Locations"
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With #Diwali approaching, remember the rules.

✅ Fireworks use on your property require a permit from the City
✅ Fireworks are only allowed until 11 p.m.
✅ No fireworks are allowed in parks or on the street

https://www.toronto.ca/city-government/public-notices-bylaws/bylaw-enforcement/fireworks/
People watching fireworks in the evening
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Getting a package is the best feeling... until you’re left with a pile of expanded polystyrene (aka Styrofoam) and no idea where it belongs.

Don’t stress—let the Waste Wizard solve the mystery! ♻️
Find out how to dispose of 2,000+ items properly: www.toronto.ca/wastewizard
Photo of a box filled with green Styrofoam packing peanuts.
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#TrafficAlertTO

Starting Wed, Oct 15, the southbound off-ramp from the DVP to Richmond St will be closed until spring 2026 for critical repairs.

News release: https://www.toronto.ca/news/city-of-toronto-advances-critical-bridge-rehabilitation-on-the-don-valley-parkway-richmond-off-ramp/
A highway ramp on a sunny day.
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Hosting Thanksgiving dinner? St. Lawrence Market has you covered from appetizers to dessert!

🧀Artisanal cheeses & specialty meats
🍗 Juicy-local turkeys
🍠 Crisp farm-fresh produce
🥧 Fresh-baked pies and sweets

Plan your visit: https://www.stlawrencemarket.com/
Person holding a platter of assorted cheeses in front of a cheese display at a market. Person smiling and showcasing two pies on a display shelf at a market.
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Toronto’s food scene is full of flavour, and it’s time to make it more sustainable. 🥡

Toronto is holding a public consultation on Stage 3 of the Single Use & Takeaway Items Bylaw: expanding reusable options at retail businesses and more.

📝 Take the survey: www.toronto.ca/single-use
A person holding one of two takeout bags.
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“My dog is friendly.”
“My dog listens to me.”
“My dog doesn’t like leashes”
We’ve heard these excuses from dog owners after a dog attack.
Just keep your dog on a leash to keep everyone safe.
Be a responsible dog owner. Learn the rules: toronto.ca/LeashYourDog
Small brown dog on a leash.
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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
Mouse on top of a dirty kitchen sink. Text: 'The Mice Won't Do The Dishes. If your landlord isn't addressing pest problems, RentSafeTO can help.'
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City of Toronto champions digital inclusion with public Wi-Fi across more than 250 locations

News Release: https://www.toronto.ca/news/city-of-toronto-champions-digital-inclusion-with-public-wi-fi-across-more-than-250-locations/
Three people stand in a library near a podium with a Toronto sign, surrounded by bookshelves and tables.
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The Rental Renovation Licence Bylaw is now in effect. It preserves Toronto’s housing and prevents renovictions.

Learn more: toronto.ca/rentalrenolicence
A black background with yellow tape forming a house and the text: "New hardwood shouldn't make a renter's life harder."
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In one week's time, crews have already made great progress with the demolition & removal of the existing streetcar tracks & have started pouring the new streetcar track foundation. Thank you for your patience while we complete this important work. Sign up for updates: www.toronto.ca/community-pe...
King Street and Dufferin Street Intersection Construction
The City of Toronto and the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) will renew aging streetcar tracks at the intersection of King Street West and Dufferin Street. This work is required to bring City infrastr...
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Hello, Toronto!

We recently began much-needed work replacing streetcar tracks at the intersection of King and Dufferin. This is critical repair work needed to bring the infrastructure to a state of good repair and help keep people moving.
The King & Duffering intersection work site.
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Morning Toronto! 🌞

We’re holding six budget consultations this month so you can share your ideas for the 2026 Budget. The first is Oct 14 from 7 to 10 p.m., St. Lawrence Market North.

Find all the details at toronto.ca/Budget
The St Lawrence Market North
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The answer is 877 or the Police non-emergency line 416-808-2222.
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These are some behind-the-scenes images from last week of the steel frames being put in place. These frames will eventually be the hull of the ship (or the bottom) & the wide openings will become doorways to be used by crews to access equipment.

Cool, eh? Ferry cool!
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#TrafficAlertTO

Road closures will be in effect starting tomorrow by noon in several locations in Etobicoke, North York and downtown Toronto for Nuit Blanche. All roads are expected to reopen by noon on Sunday, October 5.

For details on the road closures, go to: www.toronto.ca/explore-enjo...
Getting Around
Navigating Nuit Blanche Plan your Nuit Blanche adventure in advance to ensure you get the most out of your night and remember to share your experience using the official hashtag, #NBTO25. Admission is...
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When riding in a bike lane, make sure to go with the flow.

Don’t ride the wrong way in a bike lane. Doing this can:
⚠️Endanger others
⚠️Confuse people
⚠️Force other riders into traffic

Learn the rules of the road at: toronto.ca/Rideables
A graphic that says "Riding the wrong way in the bike lane grinds everyone's gears." With images of a scooter, e-bike, bicycle, and cargo bike.
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If you are part of a community group with at least 3 people from different households, you could be eligible to receive up to $5000 in funding.

Applications close October 21, visit www.toronto.ca/pollinateTO to learn more about eligibility and how to apply.
PollinateTO Grants
PollinateTO grant applications are now open. Register for an information session and submit an application online by October 21. Grants of up to $5,000 are available to support community-led projects ...
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What better way to kick off fall than to plan for next year’s garden? 🪻

Applications are now open for PollinateTO, a grant program that supports community-led initiatives to create or enhance garden space with native plants for pollinators.
A group of people insert plants in a community garden.