During #ProjectRedRibbon we ask Canadians to display our red ribbon or red ribbon car decal on their vehicles, keychains, purses, briefcases or backpacks, as a reminder that it is NEVER OKAY to drive drunk or drive high. Learn more about Project Red Ribbon: https://t.co/uXRZSPkhIa
November is Woman Abuse Prevention Month.
Emotional manipulation, constant digital monitoring, and jealousy are not signs of affection. They are early warning signs of abuse.
Abuse isn’t always physical. Learn the warning signs:
https://t.co/rmu3cFkIHX
Your next career move could start here!
Applications for our Primary Care Paramedic positions close November 18, 2026.
Peek inside our joint Education Training Centre, where selected candidates will write their entrance exam next month.
Apply today: https://t.co/gXq3ZyueRE.
Today #CanadaRemembers the lives that were lost, and we’re thinking of everyone who is living with the ongoing impact of serving in combat. If you’re struggling, or worried about someone you know, 9-8-8 is here for you. Call or text 9-8-8 for support, 24/7/365. #LestWeForget
Across the city, we joined our communities to mark #RemembranceDay and honour Canada’s veterans and those who continue to serve. 🌺
At the eleventh hour, we paused to remember their service, reflect on their sacrifices and express our gratitude.
More 📸 and 🎥 on Instagram.
Reminder: whatever it is you’re going through, you don’t have to bear it alone 🫶
If you're struggling with your mental health, call 2-1-1 to connect with a trained mental health crisis worker face-to-face
https://t.co/l5r38Iis9g
Our Special Operations Critical Care Transport Unit (CCTU) paramedics recently completed their annual intra-aortic balloon pump (IABP) 🫀 refresher training alongside our partners @Ornge
Training together keeps us ready to deliver top-tier care across the province! 🚑💨
🪔 Happy Diwali to everyone celebrating across Toronto and beyond!
May the Festival of Lights bring hope, happiness and togetherness to our communities.
Today, on National Indigenous Veterans Day, we honour First Nations, Inuit and Métis Veterans for their service and sacrifice in defence of Canada.
We remember those who gave their lives and thank all who served.
Their contributions are part of our shared history of service and Remembrance. On November 11, we will stand together to honour all who have served and Remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
#LestWeForget #CanadaRemembers
Photo: Huron Brant receiving his Military Medal in Italy.
Photo: Library and Archives Canada PA-130065.
Ahead of #Diwali, we’d like to remind everyone that there are rules regarding the use of fireworks.
Fireworks are only permitted on your own private property and require a permit from the City. Fireworks are not allowed in public parks, beaches, streets, parking lots, or on private property you don’t own.
Read the rules: https://t.co/1UL8HkfjLZ
Classroom learning took a field trip to @TorontoMedics 🚑
On Wednesday, 41 Grade 9 students joined us at Headquarters for Take Our Kids to Work Day, getting hands-on with CPR, dispatch, special operations, and more.
Thanks to everyone who made the day memorable! 👏 #TOKTWD2026
If you had #CarbonMonoxide poisoning, would you know the signs? Exposure can cause:
🤕 headaches
🤢 nausea
😵💫 dizziness
😕 confusion
drowsiness
😞 loss of consciousness
It could even be deadly.
Learn how to stay protected: https://t.co/I14oE4es4Z
Our Paramedics undergo extensive driver training 🚑 to ensure they’re ready to respond efficiently and, most importantly, safely when every second counts. ⏱
November is Fall Prevention Month! Falls are the No. 1 cause of injury in Canada, but many falls can be prevented. This month, we're sharing practical tips and resources to help Canadians stay safe and independent. Explore our updated resources: https://t.co/pIvUVSl9AY
#FallPreventionMonthCA #PreventFallsCA
Calling 9-8-8 isn’t the only way to ask for help. Maybe you’re too nervous to call, or not in a position to talk openly without being overheard. Whatever the reason, you can always text us and you’ll receive the same level of support. #988Canada
Cute doesn’t always mean safe! 🦝 Raccoons and other wildlife can spread infectious diseases like #Rabies.
Keep your distance and never touch or feed wild animals 🚫
Learn more, including what to do if you get bitten or scratched 👉 https://t.co/8p2BbuI2qC #EndRabiesNow
Looking for a family doctor or nurse practitioner in your community?
Health Care Connect can help you find one.
Call 811 or visit https://t.co/pJqYkdBqkx to register today.
Great training is even better when we learn from one another! 🙌
Kudos to @Sunnybrook facilitators James, Hezekiah, Nancy and Stephanie (L-R), for bringing their expertise to the classroom.
These sessions foster collaboration and continued learning across the profession. 🩺
🎧 We recently caught up with our newest group of Emergency Telecommunicators.
The team is undergoing their medical call taker training and will begin their Emergency Medical Dispatch instruction in 2027.
Welcome, and thank you for answering the call 📞 to serve @cityoftoronto!