Have you filed your taxes for 2025? If you receive social assistance, it’s important to file your taxes each year to make sure you receive all the benefits and refunds you may be eligible for. Many free resources are available to help you: toronto.ca/community-people/…
Golden Mile Employment & Social Services has re-opened for in-person service. Visit our locations page to find an office near you and learn more about our services.
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Please be advised our Golden Mile office is closed to in-person service on Wednesday, October 21st. Service remains available online and by phone. If you require urgent in-person service, please visit Scarborough Village Employment & Social Services.
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Have you filed your taxes for 2025? If you receive social assistance, it’s important to file your taxes each year to make sure you receive all the benefits and refunds you may be eligible for. Many free resources are available to help you: toronto.ca/community-people/…
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All branches will be closed on Wednesday, September 30 for National Day of Truth and Reconciliation.
Take time to learn and reflect on this day with our curated booklists and resources about Indigenous histories, experiences and perspectives: ow.ly/vCuk50ZQbQt
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September 30 marks Orange Shirt Day and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, in honour of Survivors of the Residential School system and the children who never returned home.
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On National Day for Truth & Reconciliation, we wear orange to remember the children lost to residential schools, recognize the strength of Survivors and their families, and recommit to justice and healing.
Find resources here: ow.ly/N2nz50ZSRrS
#EveryChildMatters #NDTR

ALT An image with white text and symbols on an orange background. The illustration features a feather, a narwhal and a flower, representing First Nations, Inuit and Métis. The symbols are surrounded by stars, a crescent moon, rising smoke, dotted patterns and flowing lines representing themes of remembrance and the ongoing journey of reconciliation. Text: National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, September 30.
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Today we honour children lost, Survivors of residential schools, and families carrying this legacy. Truth and Reconciliation is a commitment to keep listening, learning, and reflecting. 🧡 #211Ontario #HelpStartsHere #TruthAndReconciliation #EveryChildMatters
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September 30th is Orange Shirt Day, honoring the children who never returned home and the Survivors. Reconciliation is rooted in truth, courage, and the humility to acknowledge past and ongoing harms and a committment to to uphold the truth. #NationalDayforTruthandReconciliation
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On National Day for Truth & Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day, we commemorate the survivors of residential schools, the families & communities impacted, & all the children who never made it home. All flags, including the Survivor Flag, will be flown at half-mast at City Hall & all other City buildings. The Toronto sign will also be lit orange tonight. #NDTR
Have you filed your taxes for 2025? If you receive social assistance, it’s important to file your taxes each year to make sure you receive all the benefits and refunds you may be eligible for. Many free resources are available to help you: toronto.ca/community-people/…
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The next payment date for Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security benefits is September 25.
Find all upcoming 2026 dates in the benefits payment calendar 📆 ow.ly/Gwn050ZPKEY
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This #WorldAlzheimersMonth, prioritize your brain health.
Brain-healthy habits can help reduce your risk of dementia:
🏃 stay physically active
🤝 connect with others
🥗 eat a healthy diet
🧘 manage stress
🧠 challenge your brain
For more tips visit: alzheimer.ca/en/about-dement…
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Remember that 9-1-1 should only be used for emergencies that require immediate response.
💉Someone having an overdose? Now is the time to call 9-1-1.
💊Someone you know is struggling with addiction? That’s a job for our Toronto Community Crisis Service. Reach them by calling 2-1-1.
Help us help you; learn to make the right call: toronto.ca/home/311-toronto-…
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People call for one service but find more because we listen. 🤝 Help starts here. 📞 Dial 2-1-1, 💬 chat, or 🌐 visit 211Ontario.ca. #211Ontario #HelpStartsHere #CommunitySupport #OntarioSupports #SocialImpact
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If you want to be mailed a voter information card for Toronto’s 2026 municipal election, today (September 20) is the last day to confirm, add or update your info on the voters’ list.
Update your information online now: toronto.ca/MyVote
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Carol proves it’s never too late to learn something new.
Through the Get SET program, she completed computer and culinary training, built her confidence, and discovered new possibilities for the future.
Learn more: ontario.ca/page/adult-learni…
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Request to vote by mail! ✉️
The deadline is Sept. 24 at 4:30 p.m.
Get the details: toronto.ca/Elections – Your trusted source for municipal election information.
Please be advised our Rexdale office remains temporarily closed for in-person service. Service remains available online and by phone. If you require urgent in-person service, please visit Attwell Employment & Social Services. toronto.ca/community-people/…
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Did you get a letter that your child is missing vaccine(s) needed to attend school?
Make sure they’re up to date & report vaccines to Toronto Public Health.
Reporting online is fast & secure: toronto.ca/StudentVaccines ✅
You can also submit them by mail, phone or email.























