Donna Hayes

Provides personal, commercial, retail and corporate banking, wealth management & insurance services

Operates movie theatres

Publishes romance fiction and women's fiction books

Functions as a College/University

Owns, operates and leases movie theatres

Operates as national trade association for book and journal publishers

Toronto Wildlife Centre is a registered Canadian charity and licensed wildlife rehabilitation facility that provides rescue, medical treatment, and rehabilitation for over 6,000 sick, injured, and orphaned wild animals annually, covering more than 270–300 species, including species at risk. The private company is based in North York, Canada. The centre operates under government permits and a strict code of ethics, focusing on temporary care to restore animals’ health and wild instincts for release back into the wild. It does not function as a sanctuary or zoo. The centre runs a wildlife hotline handling about 30,000 calls yearly, offering guidance on wildlife conflicts and care, and maintains a fully equipped veterinary hospital with advanced facilities and a dedicated medical team. Toronto Wildlife Centre emphasizes minimizing stress for animals in care, implements safety protocols for contagious diseases, and provides educational outreach programs for children, youth, adults, and communities to promote coexistence with urban wildlife and backyard biodiversity. The centre collaborates with organizations on campaigns for responsible outdoor cat management and wildlife protection, and offers volunteer and internship opportunities, including a paid veterinary internship and specialized unpaid roles.

Operates as non-profit organization, which engages in study and conservation of wild birds and their habitats