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Woodbine Beach trashed by teens after Toronto TikTok users throw massive party Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. Ontario remains under a provincewide emergency shutdown with stay-at-home orders in effect until at least June 2, per the government's latest directives — though you wouldn't have known it to look at beaches and parks in Toronto this weekend. Police estimate that thousands of people gathered at Woodbine and Cherry beaches alone on Sunday for raucous parties that involved everything from a ...

The ultimate guide to surfing in the Great Lakes. Here's everything you should know before riding the cold freshwater waves of America's "Third Coast."

Toronto's most popular ActiveTO route is back this weekend — just in time for warm weather Here are the routes open to cyclists and pedestrians this weekend as well as a few tips to stretch out your route. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: May 15, 2021 5:00 AM ET | Last Updated: May 15 During ActiveTO's first summer, Lake Shore West was the most popular route, attracting some 18,000 cyclists per day when it wasn't raining. This year, the road will only be open for riding on occasion due to a nearby construction project.(Frank Gunn/The Canadian Press)

Hello, summer: These 8 Toronto beaches scored top marks for clean water this year cbc.ca 3 hrs ago CBC/Radio-Canada © John Badcock/CBC Cherry Beach during the summer of 2020. It's one of eight Toronto beaches recognized this year with a Blue Flag certification. Torontonians don't have to leave the city this summer to find pristine water and clean sand.  Eight of the city's beaches have once again received Blue Flag Canada certification — an annual award given out based on water quality and environmental management.  Also guaranteed at a Blue Flag beach: seaweed and ve...

The Best Dog Parks in Toronto Stay in the loop Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. The best dog parks in Toronto are more crucial than ever now that basically everyone in the city seems to own a dog. Being cooped up inside all day is torture for active pooches, so it’s important to find enough space for your pet to get all its zoomies out and maybe socialize off-leash with some fellow canines. Here are the best dog parks in Toronto. Head down to Bellwoods’ famous crater, a.k.a. The Dog Bowl, for a sunken space that’s uniquely unfenced yet safe from the ris...