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We took a day trip to Muskoka to experience the fall colours.
Looking a little fun? Toronto’s Harbourfront Centre lets you rent powerboats by the hour.
The dog fountain in Berczy Park has secrets waiting to be uncovered.
A memorial to the tens of thousands of Irish who fled to North America during the Great Famine.
Located on the east side of Toronto, the Glen Stewart Ravine stretches over 11-hectare.
Scarborough's Guild Park is home to architectural remnants from demolished Toronto buildings.
Just west of Ontario Place, Marilyn Bell Park is a beautiful spot to watch the sunset over the lake.
A privately funded urban park that sits next to the Gardiner Expressway.
An 18-acre lakefront garden— with beautiful rhododendrons blossoming in spring.
There are large murals throughout Islington Village that depict the history of our city.
A Covid safe outdoor art exhibit with sculptures and light works. Taking place on Queen St E.
We took a walk through Crothers Woods after a fresh snowfall.