Need to cool down? Find a cool space closest to you. Search by address, nearest intersection or view the interactive map.

 

Check the forecast on the Weather Network or the WeatherCAN app from Environment Canada for current conditions and alerts.

How heat affects your body

Extreme heat can affect your health in different ways, including heat stroke, heat exhaustion, heat fainting, heat rash and muscle cramps.

Make a plan before it gets hot

Many heat-related illnesses can be prevented by planning ahead. Take simple steps this summer to keep cool and stay safe. While everyone can be affected by heat some people are at increased risk of heat related illness including:

  • older adults
  • infants and young children
  • people with chronic illnesses/on certain medications
  • people who work or are active outdoors
  • people experiencing homelessness or housing instability

Find Cool Spaces Near You

Use the interactive map to search over 500 cool spaces across the city.

Keep Cool & Stay Safe

Learn how to keep cool at home and outdoors to help prevent heat-related illness.

Hot Weather Plan for Landlords

Create a hot weather plan for your building to protect your tenants from extreme heat.

Hot Weather Plan for Child Care Centres

Essential tips for child care centers to prepare for and respond to extreme heat.

About Toronto's Heat Relief Strategy

Be informed about heat warnings and learn how Toronto responds to heat warnings.

Additional Resources

More information about heat and health. Protect yourself, your clients and your loved ones.