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This map tracks the changing fall colours around Ontario (opens the original)
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Summer is officially winding down in Ontario, and the scent of pumpkin spice is in the air. And just like planning outdoor excursions during the warmer months, fall can be an exciting time of year to be exploring the province. The air is crisp, the tuques are on, and the bright fall foliage colours are all around. While the city, and most parks around it, continue to be filled with green, the shades of red, yellow and orange are just around the corner. And often it’s best to plan those outdoor d
From exploring the Muskoka River to booking a late camping trip: 6 summer adventures waiting in Ontario (opens the original)
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Ontario is bursting with unique experiences for day trippers and road trippers â and some discounts are available at popular tourist destinations. If you want to enjoy the summer’s end, there’s still time to book an Ontario Parks campsite for September. Looking to see iconic parts of Ontario? Explore an old rail line that takes you along the Muskoka River, or groove to the tunes at the Guelph Jazz Festival. If you’re more into education, learn about migrating monarch butterflies or visit a sp
Summer's not over yet: 7 Ontario Parks still have spots for last-minute camping (opens the original)
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Summer ends soon but thereâs still time for an exciting, late-minute camping trip, even if youâve left the planning until the last minute, according to Ontario Parks. During the final days of August, the provincial agency is highlighting some of the hidden gems where you can still book a spur-of-the-moment trip in late August or early September. Keep in mind that while a few sites remain open for winter camping, most close around Thanksgiving weekend. The busiest Ontario Parks are Algonquin
Are floaties safe for children at Ontario beaches? Experts warn against dangers of inflatable aids (opens the original)
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With warmer weather anticipated ahead of the Civic Holiday long weekend (Aug. 3), families may be preparing for a trip to a pool or beach, where youngsters can cool off and hone their swimming skills. Inflatable swimming and flotation aids, often referred to as floaties, can help people stay afloat in a pool or body of water. Some devices designed for older or larger users may resemble a boat, while kidsâ floaties may include armbands or rings that can be strapped around the waist. But experts
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