In Toronto, fireworks incidents can sometimes occur, as seen in 2024 when a fireworks fight broke out at Christie Pits on Victoria Day. During this event, fireworks were fired across Bloor Street and landed on at least one vehicle. The incident was resolved after police confiscated the fireworks, reminding the public that fireworks are not permitted in parks, streets, or private property not owned by the individual. The city has made plans for future celebrations, including public fireworks displays at Ashbridges Bay and other parks for events like Canada Day and New Year's Eve, while also emphasizing the importance of bylaw enforcement to maintain public safety.
News Release July 1, 2022 Tonight, Toronto residents will be able to celebrate Canada Day and enjoy public fireworks displays at Ashbridges Bay Park, Mel Lastman Square and Downsview Park. Canada Day fireworks planned at Stan Wadlow Park have been rescheduled to tomorrow, Saturday, July 2. Fireworks at Milliken Park have been cancelled. Friday, July […]
www.toronto.caResidents in the Christie Pits area are voicing concern after a wild fireworks fight erupted in their neighbourhood on Victoria Day, with young people shooting off fireworks across Bloor Street as cars and pedestrians passed by.
toronto.ctvnews.caNews Release June 25, 2025 The City of Toronto invites residents and visitors to come together this Canada Day to enjoy free programming and fireworks displays across the city. From vibrant daytime activities in parks, public squares and Toronto History Museums to stunning fireworks lighting up the night sky, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. […]
www.toronto.caNews Release December 18, 2024 Ring in the new year with the City of Toronto at a spectacular celebration on the waterfront, featuring high-altitude fireworks, music and pop-up performances. On Tuesday, December 31, the City will host a 10-minute fireworks display synchronized to music, lighting up Toronto’s inner harbour at midnight. As one of the […]
www.toronto.caHere’s what you need to know before setting off your own fireworks on Dec. 31.
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