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Daniel Fusca retweeted
Toronto City Clerk certifies 2026 Toronto municipal election results
News release: toronto.ca/news/toronto-city…
Wow!
There’s a new mural in Cabbagetown. 🍁
Ecology of Us, a new 22-storey mural by Jarus at 140 Carlton St., transforms a building into a tribute to the maple tree that stood nearby in Allan Gardens.
This City of Toronto, StreetARToronto mural advances reconciliation, diversity, equity and inclusion through public art, mentorship and community engagement, building more welcoming streets and a shared sense of belonging.🌳🎨
📸Jason Pinney
ALT A big maple tree mural.
ALT Distance shot of the mural.
ALT A big maple tree mural looking up.
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Daniel Fusca retweeted
📣 Calling Toronto businesses interested in international growth.
Join Team Toronto in Paris this December to connect with European leaders, expand your network and explore new market opportunities.
➡️ Expressions of interest close Nov. 6 at 4 p.m. Space is limited.
Apply: toronto.ca/business-economy/…
ALT Three professionals walking and conversing in a modern office with large geometric windows and natural light.
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If you did not receive a Voter Information Card in the mail, don’t worry!
If you’re on the voters’ list, you can download your card to show at your voting place.
This makes the process faster, but you don’t need a Voter Information Card to vote. You will need one piece of ID showing your name and Toronto address.
Download your Voter Information Card and find the list of acceptable ID at toronto.ca/MyVote
#TOVotes26 #TorontoVotes2026
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Maintain the secrecy of the vote. Voters cannot take photos or videos of their ballot or show their marked ballot to any person revealing how they voted. This is in the Municipal Elections Act, 1996.
#TOVotes26 #TorontoVotes2026
ALT A poster that tells people not to take photos at the voting place.
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Done work? Go vote!
If you haven’t voted yet, get out and vote for your mayor, councillor and school board trustee.
Find your voting place, download your Voter Information Card, review a sample ballot and more at toronto.ca/Elections – your trusted source for municipal election information.
#TOVotes26 #TorontoVotes2026
ALT A sticker that says "I voted. toronto.ca/Elections."
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Friendly reminder that election day is this Monday, October 26.
If you didn’t get to vote during advance voting, get ready to vote on Monday.
Find your voting place, download your Voter Information Card, learn about the candidates and more at toronto.ca/Elections – your trusted source for municipal election information.
ALT Text that reads: Vote October 26. Your City. Your Vote. October 26. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Toronto logo.
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A truck loaded with thousands of copies of Roget's Thesaurus spilled its load leaving Toronto. Witnesses were stunned, startled, aghast, stupefied, confused, shocked, rattled, paralyzed, dazed, bewildered, surprised, dumbfounded, flabbergasted, confounded, astonished, and numbed.
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GDP per capita on its own is a weak proxy for living standards between rich countries, anyways heres regions of North America based on the Human Development Index.
A lot of people speculating on what this increase in early voters might mean in terms of the final result but I haven’t seen anyone note the influence that this weekend’s Kids Vote may have had on turnout. These may just be parents who took their kids to vote & did so as well.
The City of Toronto says turnout is dramatically up at advance voting for the 2026 municipal election.
This year, 222,550 people voted early. That compares to:
2023 – 129,745 votes
2022 – 115,911 votes
2018 – 124,299 votes
2014 – 161,147 votes #ToPoli
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🤝 From Toronto Public Library’s Fort York Branch to Marina Quay West, you joined Paul Ramírez Jonas’s Public Trust to explore the power of making promises through participatory public art in Toronto. Thank you to everyone who joined us!
📸: @aswilliamson
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🎉 Today, we're celebrating the opening of the new Frankfort Family Reena Residence – a new, 111-unit housing development dedicated to people experiencing developmental and physical disabilities.
News release: toronto.ca/news/city-of-toro…
ALT The outside of the Frankfort Family Reena Residence
ALT A living room space in a unit at the Frankfort Family Reena Residence
ALT A kitchen space at a unit within the Frankfort Family Reena Residence
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🧵 I want to show you something Toronto has quietly built on Ookwemin Minising, because I think it says something about how we think of public space.
This is the Waterfront Neighbourhood Space.
And the entire premise is remarkably simple:
Public space should have people in it.
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Faced with Trump tariffs, some U.S. manufacturers are moving production to Ontario and Quebec to cut costs by almost 30 per cent. thestar.com/business/faced-w…
This is the scene in my sister’s hood at Downsview Park, Warren. She was scared for her life.
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The name Lake Ontario comes from the Wendat word Ontari’io, which, appropriately, means “the lake is beautiful, the lake is big”.
The name is more than 400 years old, predating both the Confederation of Canada and the Declaration of Independence of the United States of America.
We know that America is changing. Their trading relationships, their foreign policies, their national monuments, their hydronyms.
Canadians also know that naming reality means calling it Lake Ontario – then, now and always.
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I was given my name by the Iroquois Nation many hundreds of years ago. By 1660 my name was printed on maps by the Europeans as they accepted the Native name which means Beautiful waters.
In 1867 the Canadian government decided to use my name for their providence.
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We are feeling Lake Ontario all day long, @googlemaps @googlecanada ... and you too @Apple maps
We do not want to see "Lake Ontario (Lake America)" on our maps, and neither does anyone else except Donald Trump.
@MarkJCarney #Canada @fordnation #Ontario
