What a moment for the city 🍁 @mapleleafs

Happy New Year, Toronto! May this new year bring you joy, success, and happiness. Let's make the most of the year ahead and achieve all of our goals and aspirations. Here's to a great 2023 for the city of Toronto! 🎉🥂 📸: @eagle.hawks.eyes

Team Canada makes history as they scored our first ever World Cup goal. Unfortunately that goal wasn’t enough. Canada has been eliminated after an incredible battle but we’ll be back 🇨🇦 ⚽️

A clip of some of the aftermath from the severe storm. With wind gusts over 130 km/hr, a lot of damage was done.

We are going to Qatar! @canadasoccer 🇨🇦 #Worldcup #Canada

Reminiscing on the good times ❤️ @jazzalba.jpg #toronto #raptors #clippers #nba

Raptors win and force a game 7 😤 #toronto #raptors #celtics #torontoraptors

Congrats to the 2019-20 NBA Coach of the year.. our very own @thenicknurse ! Well deserved 🙏 @raptors

Classes are cancelled for the rest of the school year for Ontario’s two million students.⁣ ⁣ Premier @fordnationdougford and Education Minister Stephen Lecce made the announcement on Tuesday, saying the shutdown — which began after the March Break — will continue until the end of June, leaving students to learn from home for the remainder of this school year.

It’s been 1 year since this historic moment. Where were you when it happened? via @hotfreestyle

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⁣⁣ Ontario can expect 1,600 deaths COVID-19 deaths by the end of April if stricter measures aren’t taken, according to a computer models projecting tracks for the virus that has already killed 98. ⁣⁣ That number could be as low as 200 if the province moves to “full future intervention” and more people staying home, health officials said at a briefing Friday. ⁣⁣ “We feel it’s important to be transparent with the public with the scale of the challenges,” said Peter Donnelly, president of Public Health Ontario.⁣⁣ Without measures that have already taken place, such as the closure of schools and prohibition on gatherings of more than five people, the death toll would have soared to 6,000, Donnelly said.⁣⁣ About 4,400 deaths have been prevented because “A great deal has already been done in this province,” he said.⁣ ⁣ “The situation is extremely, extremely serious,” Premier Doug Ford warned Thursday, bracing residents for numbers that would be “hard to hear.”⁣ ⁣ “I do not believe in holding back figures in this crisis,” Ford added after having a change of heart on releasing numbers he initially feared could “create a panic.”⁣ ⁣ But he decided that Ontarians need to hear the details as they are asked to take extraordinary measures, with many businesses closed and thousands struggling with little or no income and bills to pay under a state of emergency that has shut down swaths of the economy. ⁣ ⁣ “You deserve the same information I have,” Ford said.