Toronto Hydro

This week, Canada’s energy leaders came together at the National Energy Roundtable conference to explore the challenges and opportunities shaping our sector. Our President & CEO Jana Mosley joined a panel of utility leaders to share her perspective on building a resilient electricity grid, modernizing regulatory frameworks and balancing climate action with economic growth. With Ontario’s electricity demand projected to rise, Jana underscored the importance of proactive investment and regulatory reform to ensure reliability and affordability for customers. The conversation continues as we work together to shape Canada’s next chapter in energy leadership. Photo credit: Brian Summers / Summers Pictures #EnergyLeadership #CleanEnergy #Innovation #GridModernization

How do we keep Toronto powered for the future? Our President & CEO Jana Mosley shares how Toronto Hydro is leading the charge on modernization by investing heavily over five years to deliver faster restoration, improved efficiency and a smarter, more resilient system. These efforts are key to supporting Toronto’s net-zero goals and building a cleaner, brighter future for everyone. Listen to the full conversation: https://loom.ly/9GCzVwk

Over the weekend, our employees took on the 45th Annual United Way ClimbUP at the CN Tower as part of our 2025 employee campaign for United Way Greater Toronto! Climbing 1,776 steps was no small feat — but it was filled with smiles, determination and an unforgettable challenge. It was also a great way to support United Way’s mission to fight local poverty and build stronger, more inclusive communities. We’re proud of our employees for living our campaign theme: Own the Outcome. Together, we’re making a difference — one step at a time. #UnitedWay #OwnTheOutcome #CommunityImpact #EmployeeEngagement #AnyWayWeCan #ClimbUP2025

🎅✨ It’s that time of year again! The countdown is on… This Sunday, Santa’s sleigh is getting an electrifying upgrade — and we’re ready to slay the holidays! Our employees and their families will be marching alongside Santa and our first-ever electric bucket truck at The Santa Claus Parade! 🗓️ Date: Sunday, November 23 🕐 Time: 12:30 p.m. 📍 Location: Starts at Christie Pits Park And don’t forget to swing by our booth at Queen’s Park for festive freebies! 🎁 Spoiler alert: Our beloved mascot Wattson will be joining Santa to help spread some extra holiday magic. 🎁 Join us at the parade and power up your holiday cheer! #PoweringHolidayCheer

🏢 Heading to the Condo Conference? We’ll be there — and we’re bringing the power! ⚡ 📍 Find us at Booth #1434 at the Toronto Congress Centre on November 21 and 22. Our Climate Action and Suite Metering teams are ready to answer your questions and share complimentary tools and services from Toronto Hydro to help building owners and managers hit electrification and energy-efficiency goals. Let’s power up your building’s future together. See you there! #CondoConference #ClimateAction #SuiteMetering #EnergyEfficiency #Electrification

We’re joining the conversation at the upcoming Electrification (with the Experts) webinar, hosted by Toronto Home Energy Network. The session will explore how homeowners can transition to electric heating — even in older homes with radiator systems. If you’ve been wondering whether a heat pump could work for your space, this is a great opportunity to learn more. There’ll be live Q&A, real-world examples and insights into free energy coaching available to our customers. 🔗 RSVP here: https://lnkd.in/dUY8gEiY #ClimateAction #HeatPumpSolutions #HomeHeating #EnergyTransition #SustainableHomes

Today, on #RemembranceDay, our executive team joined ceremonies across the city and our crews lowered flags to half-mast to honour the bravery and sacrifice of those who have served and continue to serve Canada. As we mark 80 years since the end of WWII, we’re reminded of the lasting impact of those who fought for our freedom — not only through their service, but through the innovations they inspired. Dr. Ross Tilley, a Canadian plastic surgeon and Royal Canadian Air Force medical officer, developed groundbreaking burn care techniques during the war that continue to shape treatment today. His contributions live on at Sunnybrook’s Ross Tilley Burn Centre, Canada’s largest burn centre. Over the years, we’ve proudly helped raise more than $5 million to support advancements in electrical burn care so patients receive the specialized treatment they need. We remain committed to building a future defined by care, innovation and impact. #LestWeForget

Say hello to Wattson, Toronto Hydro’s beloved mascot! 🐶 Wattson has been a familiar face in our United Way campaign efforts for years. As a Saint Bernard, he symbolizes care, community and support — qualities that reflect the spirit of United Way’s work and the values at Toronto Hydro. Now, Wattson’s stepping into the spotlight! We’ve just launched on TikTok 🎥 — follow @torontohydroofficial to catch his first adventure. 🎉 Contest spoiler: Next week, spot Wattson around Toronto for a chance to win. Stay tuned on Instagram and TikTok to learn more! #WattsonTH #MascotReveal #Mascot

When you think of STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics), you might picture engineers building bridges or scientists in labs. But some of the most critical STEM work happens behind the scenes — like with our Customer & Power System Logistics Dispatchers. Ahead of #NationalSTEMDay, we’re shining a light on these unsung heroes who help keep our city safe and connected. When a storm hits or a powerline goes down, they’re the first point of contact, coordinating real-time responses between field crews, emergency services and the public. This isn’t just answering phones — it’s STEM in action. Dispatchers use sophisticated tools like Oracle Field Service and integrated outage management platforms to track crews, map outages, estimate restoration times and streamline work orders — all in real time. For students exploring STEM careers, our team encourages looking into the utility sector. It’s a space where innovation, purpose and growth go hand in hand, and your work can make a real impact every day. Swipe through to learn from the team about what their role means to them. #STEM #Technology #TroubleDispatch

Yesterday, we proudly welcomed grade 9 students into our workplace for Take Our Kids to Work Day, offering a hands-on look at how we power Toronto every day. This year’s theme, “Lift Up the Future,” encouraged us to support young people as they explore their career paths and imagine the world they want to build. Throughout the day, students took part in a defensive driving simulation, explored technical field work through virtual reality, experienced a day in the life of an engineer and tried out activities that showcase the work of our powerline technicians. By opening our doors, we’re helping students discover the many paths into the energy sector — and encouraging them to imagine their future in our industry. Thank you to everyone who helped make this day a success! #TakeOurKidsToWorkDay