The City of Toronto has launched its summer heat relief strategy to help residents stay safe during hot weather. Measures include access to air-conditioned public facilities, drinking-water locations and outreach to people who may face greater risk.
Older adults, infants, people with chronic illnesses, outdoor workers and those without reliable cooling can be especially vulnerable. Residents are encouraged to check on family members and neighbours during heat events.
City alerts and the Toronto heat relief network provide current information on locations, hours and precautions.
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