If you are in an emergency, in crisis or need someone to talk to, there is help.
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Being a new Toronto resident can be intimidating. Please see some resources below to help ease the transition into life in Toronto.
Transportation
There are many ways to get around and across the city – streetcars, subways, buses and commuter trains.
1. Within Toronto, public transportation is provided by the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC).
2. The following services provide transportation outside of, and into, Toronto:
3. Most regional services are part of the Presto Card system, which you can use to pay fares on TTC routes, Go routes, and other regional transit provider routes: https://www.prestocard.ca/en/
4. Biking – Bike Share Toronto
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You will likely be required to provide two pieces of identification and a “proof of employment” or research trainee engagement letter.
In Toronto, major natural gas and electricity providers are regulated, whereas smaller companies offer a “fixed-rate” service.
Tenant’s insurance (https://www.ibc.ca/on/) is purchased by renters in Canada, to insure their belongings and cover them for liability. Tenant’s insurance can be purchased through a bank or an insurance broker.
It’s important to know your rights as a tenant in Toronto. There are several organizations that can provide you with guidance and advice if you have issues as a renter.
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