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Living in Canada

I’ve lived from coast to coast, Vancouver to Halifax. So far I have to agree that Toronto is indeed the best city in Canada. Sorry, rest of Canada.

Spring in Toronto - Cherry Blossoms at High Park

It's that time of year again: the time when residents and visitors alike stream en masse to take ridiculous posed photos of themselves underneath some of the prettiest trees in bloom. Prepare yourselves for bedlam... this is peak cherry blossoms at High Park.

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Spring in Toronto - Cherry Blossoms at High Park
Spring in Toronto - Cherry Blossoms at High Park

It's that time of year again: the time when residents and visitors alike stream en masse to take ridiculous posed photos of themselves underneath some of the prettiest trees in bloom. 

Autumn in Toronto - High Park, Trinity Bellwoods & the Waterfront
Autumn in Toronto - High Park, Trinity Bellwoods & the Waterfront

In the autumn light, even the most depressing of places can look amazing. Not that I'm saying Toronto is depressing...
Toronto East - Portlands, Cherry Beach, and the Leslie Spit

Toronto: GET EAST. Do it before it is not awesome anymore, which will be soon.

Don Valley - Evergreen Brickworks
Don Valley - Evergreen Brickworks

Every time I bike through the valley, I think simultaneously how great it is that we can access the Don River so easily, and how much more potential there is for this to become an even better public space.

Thanksgiving, High Park, & Rattlesnake Point
Thanksgiving, High Park, & Rattlesnake Point

Blinking back that bright autumn light, feeling the warmth of the sunshine and eating squash related products are all excellent things to do in October.

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More reasons to live in Toronto:
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Cherry Blossoms, High Park

​I guess it was 2 weeks ago now that we went to High Park to see the cherry blossoms. What I didn't know at the time was what an absolute mass of people the park would be.

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3 Reasons to be happy you live in Toronto

I'm not the kind of person who forces you to click a "read more" link just to find out. The answers are beaches, street meat, and hot docs.

Landscape & Urban Design, Nature, Toronto, Urban ParksStephanie BraconnierCherry Blossoms, High Park, SpringComment