Local·14h ago
Toronto cancels World Cup broadcast at Nathan Phillips Square due to extreme heat
With temperatures expected to reach 37 C, the City of Toronto says its FIFA men’s World Cup broadcast at Nathan Phillips Square on Thursday has been cancelled. “Due to Thursday’s extreme heat forecast and the resources required to safely manage large crowds at fan marches, Toronto Stadium and FIFA Fan Festival Toronto, all FIFA World Cup 2026 match broadcasts at Nathan Phillips Square have been cancelled for Thursday, July 2,” the city says in a release. While the broadcast at Nathan Phillips Square has been cancelled, the city is still advising people to visit Destination Toronto’s website,.
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Local·17h ago
Animals at Toronto Zoo remain cool despite power outage amid heat wave
It says the facility has dedicated teams that monitor the animals’ welfare, noting there are also shaded areas While much of southern Ontario sweats under an extended heat wave, the Toronto Zoo says its animals were kept cool despite a power failure that shuttered the facility on Canada Day.
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Local·8h ago
Toronto weather updates: Toronto fire reports surge in heat-related emergency incidents; some city pools to stay open late
Medical experts say a cooling requirement would be among the most impactful moves the city could make to protect residents' health from climate-fuelled heatwaves: in the lethal 2021 BC heat dome, which killed 619 people, the vast majority of deaths happened inside private homes. Council in December tasked city staff with delivering a proposed maximum temperature bylaw by May, which would require landlords to keep apartments below a safe temperature during hot months. Instead, last week council voted on the subject again, moving the proposed by-law deadline out to June 2027 — sooner than.
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