As temperatures soar, children in daycares across the city are enduring temperatures far above what physicians say is healthy.
On some summer evenings in Toronto, Robin Bennett has seen children collapse into their parents’ arms.
Mothers like her carry them away from daycare, cradling their damp heads. At home, these kids struggle with lingering exhaustion and exasperation. The youngest of them can’t articulate why they feel so dreadful all day. But it is no mystery to their parents, caretakers and doctors.
Torontonians find creative ways to battle sizzling heat. But for some, there’s no easy escape.
Here’s the latest on the heat warning in Toronto and the opening of the Gordie Howe bridge.
Toronto residents struggle with heat in AC-less apartment as city set to cap indoor temps next year
Here’s why – and what you can do to protect them.
Teachers call for schools to be urgently adapted for hot weather amid reports of nausea, fainting and heatstroke
Inclement weather is making life harder for domestic workers who already lack places to rest and face restrictions on using air…
