Toronto Public WiFI

Free public Wi-Fi in Toronto is easy to use: no cost, no password, no sign-up. Through its ConnectTO program, the City offers it at more than 250 locations across the city, plus every Toronto Public Library branch.

You'll mostly find it in community centres, civic buildings, libraries, and public squares, and most sites sit in the neighbourhoods that need it most. It's a reliable fallback if you're new to the city, out of data, dodging roaming charges, or without steady internet at home.

Where can you get free public WiFi in Toronto?

The most useful downtown spots are City Hall and Nathan Phillips Square, Metro Hall and David Pecaut Square, the Toronto Reference Library, St. Lawrence Market, and the Jack Layton Ferry Terminal — plus library branches at Fort York, Lillian H. Smith and Yorkville.

1. 1.City Hall & Nathan Phillips SquareCivic square · 100 Queen St W
2. 2.Metro Hall & David Pecaut SquareEntertainment District · 55 John St
3. 3.Toronto Reference LibraryTPL flagship branch · 789 Yonge St
4. 4.St. Lawrence MarketHistoric market · 92–95 Front St E
5. 5.Fort York Public LibraryTPL · Fort York / CityPlace · 190 Fort York Blvd
6. 6.Canoe Landing Community CentreCityPlace · 45 Fort York Blvd
7. 7.Jack Layton Ferry TerminalWaterfront · to the Toronto Islands · 9 Queens Quay W
8. 8.Lillian H. Smith LibraryTPL · Chinatown · 239 College St
9. 9.Regent Park Community CentreRegent Park · 402 Shuter St
10. 10.Yorkville Public LibraryTPL · Yorkville · 22 Yorkville Ave

Looking for public WiFi in Toronto? Download our Toronto iOS app — all 250 ConnectTO sites and library branches, with the closest one to you. It's free and private!