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Thanking Those in Public Service
Every day, thousands of public service employees work behind the scenes, keeping our communities safe, our services running, and caring for our future. This National Public Service Week, we're saying thank you. 
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Share this page with them, tag us on social media, or leave a comment here to show your support. 
Why We're Shining a Light

Public servants are nurses, transit drivers, social workers, librarians, inspectors, and countless others who keep our province functioning.  


For National Public Service Week, we've placed ads across transit systems throughout the province to make their contributions impossible to miss. If you've spotted one, you're in the right place. 


This is a moment of recognition for the people who have chosen a life of service to others. 

Spotted one of these ads?
These ads are running across Southern Ontario, including Toronto, Kingston, and Ottawa.