City of Toronto
What you get
Rest, meals and a washroom open all night on very cold days. Pets are welcome.
Who can get it
- People experiencing homelessness
- Walk-ins are welcome
How to get it
- Open the City page and find the address of an open Warming Centre.
Free. Never pay anyone to apply.
Checked by us: October 2026, on the official page.
Source updated: April 8, 2026.
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More details
Toronto Warming Centres on very cold nights (City of Toronto)
Run by City of Toronto.
From the official page
On very cold nights the City opens Warming Centres for people experiencing homelessness. They have resting spaces, meals, washrooms and referrals to emergency shelter, and they are pet-friendly.
Who can get it: more
People experiencing homelessness who need to get out of the cold. Walk-ins are welcome.
How to get it: more
- Walk in. You do not need to call Central Intake first.
- If it is full, staff help with a ride to another Warming Centre if there is space.
Bring: Nothing needed to walk in.
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Source
Read from: toronto.ca/.../toronto-warming-centres.
Program in Toronto.
Where else they are
Their website is toronto.ca/.../toronto-warming-centres.
Good to know
- CostNo fee is stated on the official page.
- LanguagesEnglish
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