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We can all scream for ice cream, now that more seasonable weather is in the forecast for at least the next few days … and with the reopening of concession…

Vehicle access and parking will be restricted for the duration of the bloom.

Cherry blossom trees are in full bloom across much of southern Ontario with most municipalities suggesting the window to see them may be the next 10 days.

Cherry blossom trees are in full bloom across much of southern Ontario with most municipalities suggesting the window to see them may be the next 10 days.

Thousands of Japanese Sakura trees across the city are expected to bloom in the coming weeks, unveiling an alluring display of delicate, soft pink petals.

Cherry blossom sakura trees, which typically bloom between late April and early May, are located in parks and public spaces across Toronto.

Improvements to Gateway Park, which stretches from Riverside Drive to University Avenue and then University Avenue to Wyandotte Street get underway today.

The Pittsburgh Sakura Project has spent more than a decade planting and maintaining hundreds of cherry trees in North Park.

Pink, white and impossibly delicate, cherry blossoms have erupted across Hamilton — but they won't be here for long.

The Sakura Project board members, volunteers and architects have been busy planting hundreds of trees since 2009.