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Toronto heat warning: Send us your photos

If you've taken a photo that the Toronto Star might be interested in, send it to firstup@thestar.ca

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Toronto heat warning: Send us your photos
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If you've taken a photo that the Toronto Star might be interested in, send it to firstup@thestar.ca

A heat event in Toronto is expected to make Tuesday’s temperatures feel like the mid 40s, giving the city a change to break another heat record. We want to see the weather through your eyes. Got an ice cream cone melting down your hands?

Tried putting together a makeshift air conditioner? Show us how you’re trying to beat the heat — or embrace it — by sending your photos to firstup@thestar.ca . The best photo will be featured in tomorrow edition of First Up, our daily morning newsletter.

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Published
Jul 14, 2026
Updated
Jul 14, 2026
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The Star
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Environment
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1 min
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PublishedJul 14, 2026
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