The City of Toronto will lay out how it plans to support people experiencing homelessness across the city this winter, with details of its 2026/2027 Winter Plan set to be released Monday morning.

Gord Tanner, General Manager of Toronto Shelter and Support Services, will provide an update on the plan at 11 a.m. on Monday, November 9, according to a City of Toronto media advisory.

The briefing will be held in the A Street Reception room on Level 2 of Toronto City Hall, 100 Queen St. W.

The City releases a Winter Services Plan each year ahead of the cold-weather months, when demand for shelter spaces and outreach services typically rises. Monday's announcement is expected to outline the measures Toronto will have in place for the season ahead.

The City did not release specifics of the plan in advance of the briefing. Further details are expected to be posted on the City's website and social media channels following Monday's announcement.