The film and television industry is a vital economic driver for our city.

It employs more than 35,000 Torontonians and contributes more than $2.5 billion to our local economy. We're leading a mission to LA, to help grow Toronto's industry.

More: toronto.ca/news/mayor-oli…

May 1 is First Responders Day in Ontario. Today and beyond we recognize the tireless efforts of Toronto Paramedic Services, Toronto Police, Toronto Fire Services, and all first responders across the province.

#ThankYou for all you do to keep our communities safe. #FirstRespondersDay2024

Thanks to the hard work of City staff, Torontonians will enjoy a longer patio season.
When local businesses thrive, we all thrive.

Check out the CaféTO program and how it helps create a more vibrant and prosperous city for us all.
toronto.ca/business-econo…

Happy Doctors' Day to the amazing doctors of Toronto! Your dedication and compassion inspire us every day.

This morning, I had the opportunity to tour Sinai Health with Ontario Medical Association and meet with some of the doctors who helped me, Jack and my parents. ❤️

Toronto has a deep and vibrant Jewish history.

May is Jewish Heritage Month, a chance to celebrate and recognize the incredible role Jewish Canadians have played in the history of our city and will play in the future of our city.

May is #NationalBikeMonth ! 🚲👏 Embrace the beauty of May and pedal your way to happiness with Bike Share Toronto. Time to feel the breeze, and enjoy every ride. Let's make this month a celebration of riding and our cycling community! ⭐

Today is #WorldMaternalMentalHealthDay .

Self-care is an important part of wellness. Set boundaries for yourself, prioritize sleep & include exercise into your daily routine.

Find tips on how to feel better: toronto.ca/community-peop…

#maternalMHmatters #WorldMMHDay

On this #FirstRespondersDay , and every day, we acknowledge and honour the dedicated service of our firefighters, our colleagues at TO Paramedics and TO Police, and first responders everywhere. #Toronto

As the next and current generation of civic leaders, Toronto’s talented and intelligent youth play an active and essential role in helping to shape our city's present and future.

Today we celebrate their important and powerful voices.

Today, I had the pleasure of stopping by York Memorial CI to discuss the importance of learning history and geography.⁠
⁠
Knowing our history is key to navigating today's world, and geography is key to knowing our place in that world. Best of luck with all your studies! ⁠

In #RiversideTO today with @MayorChow today to talk CaféTO. We're on track to open 90% of curb lane patios by the May long weekend.

This is earliest opening yet and part of improvements to better support our local restaurants, bars & cafés.

Thanks for having us Eastbound Brewing Co!

This weekend I joined the launch of the Little Jamaica Community Land Trust. This evening I had a chance to join the Kensington Market Community Land Trust (Kensington Market Community Land Trust).

They're doing important work to build community power in what is one of our most beloved neighbourhoods.

For the first time, WCT-FCT chose to hold its annual awards gala in Toronto.

You make sure new voices have a seat at the table.

Thank you for having me tonight, and congratulations to you all. Your work is incredible!

As Mayor, I am proud to officially proclaim today, April 28, as Khalsa Day in the City of Toronto.

Thank you to the Ontario Sikhs and Gurdwaras Council and the Sikh community for today’s parade. It’s wonderful that we can gather to commemorate Vaiskahi and celebrate together.

It was great to stop by and meet delegates at this week's OPSEU convention. As an Ontario citizen, thank you all for your service to our province!

Community Land Trusts are about coming together and taking ownership. It's great to see more sprout up in here.

Parkdale. Kensington. Chinatown. Now Little Jamaica.

Great to join Blackurbanismto.eth and others at the launch of the Little Jamaica Community Land Trust yesterday!

Today, we gathered to mark the National Day of Mourning for workers killed or injured.

A day on the job shouldn’t be your last. When you clock out it shouldn’t mark the start of a serious illness or injury.

While today we mourn, the work for change continues.

It was wonderful to be in North York with Lily Cheng to celebrate Food Hall TO. It is a dedicated space for fresh, new food vendors to start their businesses. Check it out at foodhallto.com

Congratulations to all the vendors!