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ontario spring

Spring brings a whole new kind of magic to Ontario and you can enjoy the season to the fullest with a trip to these charming small towns.

Featuring breathtaking cherry blossoms, historic charm, waterfalls and more, these villages across the province are idyllic spots for a little getaway.

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Spring has sprung and if you're looking for some seasonal charm, you'll want to head to these small towns near Toronto. With historic buildings, flower-lined streets and delicious eateries, you'll feel like you've stepped into a spring storybook at these spots.

You can shop at local markets for fresh produce, soak up cherry blossom views, hike along scenic trails and sip wine in lush vineyards for an idyllic spring adventure.

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Spring is in the air! Soon, Ontario will transform with beautiful blooms, cherry blossoms and warm weather. If you're wondering about the best things to do in the province this spring, we've got you covered.

Narcity writers shared their favourite spots to visit in Ontario during the spring to help you make the most of this vibrant season.

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Sorry folks, winter is here to stay — at least according to Ontario's spring forecast.

According to The Weather Network (TWN), residents of the province will face a lingering winter this year, with warm-ups expected to get off to a sluggish start for most areas.

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If the arrival of cold weather has got you shaking your fist at snowflakes, fret not, friend. Ontario's 2023 Groundhog Day predictions are in, and they look good!

Ontario's resident rodent forecaster, Wiarton Willie, declared an early spring on Thursday morning after failing to spot his shadow.

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