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There is a 940-year-old cedar tree living atop Ontario’s tallest cliff and you can find it in this park (opens the original)
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One of Ontario’s tallest cliffs is where a more than 900-year-old tree lives. Located about a three-hour drive from Toronto, and rising 100 metres straight out of the water, Mazinaw Rock is the largest rock art site on the southern Canadian Shield, according to Parks Canada. Found at Bon Echo Provincial Park, there are more than 260 painted images or pictographs along the base of the cliff that âattest to the significance of this place and the storytelling techniques of the Algonquin and othe
Outdoor music festival on the Toronto Islands is expanding with a second stage this summer (opens the original)
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Although summer is well underway, festival season is far from over. And this three-day, grassroots celebration running outdoors on the Toronto Islands is just the place to keep the good times rolling. From Aug. 21 to 23, Toronto Folk Festival will take place on Wardâs Island at the WIA Pavilion, located at 20 Withrow St. Plus, this yearâs artist-led festival will also include a second stage and craft village at Toronto Island Outpost, found at 101 Cibola Ave. The upcoming celebration follows
This Ontario region famously known for its 13-storey tall waterfall is throwing a 2-day butter tart festival (opens the original)
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The sweetest weekend of the year is on its way to this Ontario region known for its towering waterfall. Niagaraâs Butter Tart Event is coming to a local mall in St. Catharines for a two-day celebration dedicated to Canadaâs favourite treat. The bash will be held on both Aug. 29 and 30 as Niagaraâs first butter tart and baked goods event. It will be held at the Niagara Pen Centre, located at 221 Glendale Ave. and will run from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday. V
The bizarre, forgotten story behind this wilderness castle nestled in a small Ontario town (opens the original)
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Tucked away in northwestern Ontarioâs wilderness in a small town, thereâs a three-story hidden gem castle with a fascinating origin story you may not know. Located near the Township of Ignace, White Otter Castle dates back to the early 1900s and was single-handedly built by James Alexander (Jimmy) McOuat. âI put it up without any help whatever,â McOuat said back in 1914, according to the local township. Situated on the shores of the remote White Otter Lake, the elaborate home was constr
Canada’s southernmost inhabited point is an Ontario island with the country’s warmest weather and historic ruins (opens the original)
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Looking to slow down and savour the rest of summer in Ontario? Then itâs time to take a ferry ride to Canadaâs southernmost inhabited point, known for having some of the warmest weather in the country. Situated about five hours from Toronto is Pelee Island, nestled in the Western Basin of Lake Erie, Canadaâs southernmost lake. This spot has also been dubbed as Canadaâs âbest kept secret,â so you might want to keep this one to yourself. With a year-round population of about 235 that i
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