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[MADD Canada @maddcanada]

Prom and graduation season is here.
Before your teen heads out, ask them to sign MADD Canada’s Contract for Life.
One promise could save a life.
https://t.co/Innj00xVkl

[9-8-8 @988Canada]

It can be hard to find the words. 9-8-8 can help. #988Canada

[City of Toronto 🇨🇦 @cityoftoronto]

Toronto is still under a heat warning today.

This heat can cause potential health risks so please, check on friends, family & neighbours.
If you need relief from the heat, look for a Cool Space near you. Extended hours are available at the following locations starting today:
•Scarborough Civic Centre, Etobicoke Civic Centre, East York Civic Centre and Metro Hall are open from 8 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
•North York Civic Centre is available 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

For residents experiencing homelessness, at noon today:
•an additional 112 shelter spaces will be made available
•A 24-hour Cool Space will be provided at 136 Spadina Road and will remain in place throughout the Heat Warning.
Residents can contact 311 to request outreach support for someone in need.

Find more cool spaces, open to all in Toronto 👉 https://t.co/alcK3JfzAg

[9-8-8 @988Canada]

At 9-8-8, we stand against homophobia, transphobia, biphobia and all forms of discrimination. Whoever you are, if you are struggling, you can reach out to us. #IDAHOTB #988Canada

[Staff Sgt Melissa Kulik @TPSofficer_Mel]

Wishing everyone a safe and happy Victoria Day. Expect larger than normal crowds near Ashbridges Bay during the day and for fireworks this evening.Enjoy the beach but be safe around water. Police and Paramedics will be in the area to assist if needed.Have fun!#MayLongWeekend2026

[City of Toronto 🇨🇦 @cityoftoronto]

We all experience mental health issues & sometimes we need support. The Toronto Community Crisis Service provides support when you need it the most. Call 2-1-1 to be connected with a trained crisis worker face-to-face or by phone.

Details: https://t.co/VinOtRDnae

[Toronto Police @TorontoPolice]

Every choice behind the wheel matters.

The decisions you make on the road can have lasting consequences—fines, penalties, and more. Make the right choice. Buckle up, stay alert, follow the rules, and get home safely.

[988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline @988Lifeline]

Struggling at 2am? Overwhelmed on your lunch break? There's no wrong time to reach out. 988 is always here. You can text, call, or chat with a skilled, compassionate counselor 24/7. https://t.co/rRqUSHdSYF

[Boots On The Ground @BootsOTGround]

Please share with your family/friends that Boots On The Ground is a 24/7 anonymous helpline where First Responders can talk to someone who’s been through it.
No call display.
No judgement.
1-833-677-BOOT(2668)
https://t.co/G53CAyuQAQ

[City of Toronto 🇨🇦 @cityoftoronto]

In Toronto, there has been growing confusion around when to dial 9-1-1 versus other contact numbers. It's crucial to remember that 9-1-1 should only be used for emergencies. For example:

💊Someone you know has a substance use issue? Get help by calling the Toronto Community Crisis Service at 2-1-1.

💉Someone having an overdose? Immediately call 9-1-1.

Help us help you; learn to make the right call: https://t.co/hQAvc3nGlc

[Boots On The Ground @BootsOTGround]

Boots On The Ground proudly connected with dedicated First Responders at the Central Canada First Responders’ Mental Health Conference, strengthening support systems for those serving communities. #BootsOnTheGround #FirstResponders #MentalHealthMatters #PeerSupport

[Region of Durham @RegionofDurham]

🚧 Construction notice: starting April 20, Kingston Road from Rotherglen Road to Harwood Avenue in @TownOfAjax will have lane shifts and restrictions as we build the next segment of the DSBRT line.

🔍 Learn more: https://t.co/rXOh9PNart

#DurhamRoads

[9-8-8 @988Canada]

If you think someone is at risk of suicide, don’t be afraid to ask. Find out how to ask someone if they need help: https://t.co/u7grwH7AJR
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Si vous pensez qu'une personne présente un risque de suicide, n'hésitez pas à lui poser la question. https://t.co/hOjhwYCqdz #988Canada

[Toronto Police Association @TPAca]

Happy Telecommunicators Week to our members at @comm911tps. 🙌📞

Every call, every time, your reliability and dedication behind the scenes work in sync with officers across Toronto to help keep our communities safe. We’re truly grateful for it all. #NPSTW2026 #TPAProud

[TwinMom @_kawatson]

It's the season for Roof Scammers, share with your elders, friends & family 💙

[Toronto Police @TorontoPolice]

Scammers are posing as contractors, claiming urgent roof or chimney issues, then increasing costs as “new problems” are found. In some cases, they even return pretending to be Interpol demanding more money. 

Remember: no police agency will ever show up to your house demanding money. If someone shows up uninvited with urgent repair claims, slow down and verify their credentials. 

NEWS RELEASE: https://t.co/Ha7viJ7O5G

[Boots On The Ground @BootsOTGround]

This is National Public Safety Telecommunications Week, April 12-18, and Boots On The Ground thanks 911 operators and telecommunications professionals for their exceptional service, dedication, and commitment to community safety, saving lives daily.

[Staff Sgt Melissa Kulik @TPSofficer_Mel]

Happy Telecommunicators Week! Our 911 dispatchers work hard to ensure emergency services attend to your calls. Help us recognize the great work they do!! #TPS911 #Thanks4WhatYouDo

[MADD Canada @maddcanada]

Plan a safe ride.
Report impaired drivers.
Never drive impaired.

[City of Toronto 🇨🇦 @cityoftoronto]

We all experience mental health issues & sometimes we need support. The Toronto Community Crisis Service provides support when you need it the most. Call 2-1-1 to be connected with a trained crisis worker face-to-face or by phone.

Details: https://t.co/VinOtRDnae

[Karen Watson @tpswatson]

Move over when you see emergency vehicles,... it's the law 💙