During National Public Service Week, we thank Ontario’s first responders and public safety professionals for the dedication, compassion and commitment they bring to communities every day.
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Today, we congratulate the 109 correctional officers who have successfully graduated from training.
The graduates will play a vital role in protecting Ontario and holding offenders accountable.
Learn how to join our team in corrections: https://t.co/r2mtKDejCA
Thunderstorms can develop quickly. Lightening kills about nine Canadians annually and injures more than 100.
At the first sign of thunder or lightning, seek shelter in a building or a vehicle. If caught outside, crouch low but do not lie down.
More: https://t.co/zoNlqITM7I
Think twice before leaving your pet in the car. Warm temperatures can quickly put animals at risk of heat stroke and death.
If you see an animal in immediate danger, call 911.
Learn more: https://t.co/qAx59F8E07
Applications are open for the Mental Health Supports for Public Safety Personnel grant program.
Public safety organizations can apply to access mental health services for the personnel who work every day to protect Ontario and our communities.
Apply on Transfer Payment Ontario.
Looking for a meaningful career where you can make a difference?
Correctional roles support rehabilitation and create safer communities across Ontario.
Apply today: https://t.co/8liYpSdM3n
Spending time outside this season? Protect yourself from ticks:
👕 wear light-coloured, protective clothing
🧴 use repellent
🔍 check yourself and pets daily
🩹 remove ticks promptly
Ticks are commonly found in wooded and grassy areas. Learn more:
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🎉June is National Indigenous History Month 🎉
This month is about celebrating the vibrant cultures, stories, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples – past, present and future.
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Spending the weekend at the cottage?
Before you relax, keep fire safety in mind. Test your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms and make sure everyone knows the fire escape plan.
Learn more safety tips:
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Before heading out on an ATV or other off-road vehicle, make safety your priority.
Wear a helmet, ride sober, stay on designated trails and make sure your vehicle is properly maintained.
Learn more safety tips: https://t.co/beKvNS6EyR
Fraud prevention starts with awareness.
The OPP’s Coordination and Community Support Team works with seniors and vulnerable populations across Ontario to share scam prevention tips and resources.
Learn how to protect yourself: https://t.co/fJHDgOC4Yo
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This #PrideMonth, Ontario recognizes the diversity and contributions of 2SLGBTQI+ people across the province.
Learn how the Ontario Anti-hate Security and Prevention Grant works to build stronger, safer and more inclusive communities in Ontario: https://t.co/x2ENwYbEfV
In support of #PTSDAwareness Month, we recognize those impacted by post-traumatic stress disorder, including first responders, frontline personnel, victims, survivors and their families.
Access mental health resources: https://t.co/Z8OBWKjOeL
Planning a fun weekend with friends?
Plan ahead.
Don’t let anyone drive impaired. Even one drink or using cannabis can affect your ability behind the wheel.
Make sure everyone has a safe way home. Arrive alive: https://t.co/bzoFW3GiRt
Firing up the barbeque this season? Put safety first.
Inspect hoses for damage, check for propane leaks and keep your grill clean. Keep a safe distance from buildings and never leave it unattended.
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Month, we’re supporting survivors of sexual violence through the Victim Support Grant. It helps police and community partners deliver critical assistance across Ontario.
Everyone deserves to feel safe.
Learn more:
https://t.co/sxNv4UlfFz
Ontario is honouring five paramedics from across the province with the Ontario Medal for Paramedic Bravery.
The medal recognizes paramedics who demonstrated exceptional courage, risking their own lives in the service of others.
Learn about these heroes: https://t.co/92SFium568
Warmer days are here. Help keep pets safe in the heat:
🚗 never leave pets in a parked car, even for a minute
💧 provide fresh water
🌳 ensure access to shade
🐾 keep walks short in peak heat
If you see an animal in distress, call 1-833-9-ANIMAL. For immediate danger, call 911.
Social workers and social service workers play a vital role in supporting people across the province. Today, Ontario introduced the Protecting Ontario Streets and Communities Act.
Today, Ontario introduced the Protecting Ontario’s Streets and Communities Act.
This legislation will help protect Ontario by strengthening public safety, supporting victims, and giving law enforcement stronger tools to keep communities safe. Learn more: https://t.co/ivnUmKudS1