The City of Toronto is preparing to open its warming centres in response to the dropping temperatures expected to fall below freezing, starting Saturday at 5 p.m. The city anticipates lows of -7 C, with wind chill making it feel like -12 C. These pet-friendly centres will provide meals, resting spaces, and access to essential facilities. For those who face capacity issues at these centres, transportation will be arranged. Additionally, York Region issued a cold weather alert to assist homeless individuals, urging them to utilize available emergency housing resources 24/7.
The City of Toronto is opening warming centres at 5 p.m. Saturday to provide assistance as temperatures drop below zero, ensuring shelter for those in need.
Warming centres are pet-friendly and offer meals, resting spaces, and access to washroom facilities, providing essential support for the homeless community.
York Region has issued a cold weather alert and encourages individuals in need of shelter to contact their emergency housing hotline or the Street Outreach Van.
If a warming centre reaches capacity, the city will arrange transportation to alternate facilities, ensuring that everyone has access to safe shelter.
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