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A Coven Of Witches Was Just Spotted Paddleboarding Near Toronto (PHOTOS)

Because broomsticks are basic AF. 🧙‍♀️
A Mississauga Coven of Witches Was Spotted Paddle Boarding Down The Port Credit River Inlet
Courtesy of Malcolm Bryson Courtesy of Malcolm Bryson
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Halloween is just around the corner, and these Mississauga witches are riding into the spooky season in style.

Photographer Malcolm Bryson spotted a coven of witches paddleboarding down the Port Credit River Inlet on Saturday, October 10.

Because when you can't fly on a broomstick, floating on water is the next best thing.  

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Courtesy of Malcolm Bryson

Mississauga isn't the first North American city to see a coven of witches on the river, either.*

Courtesy of Malcolm Bryson

Last year, witches in Phoenix, Arizona came together to paddle down Tempe Town Lake in their most haunting attire.

Courtesy of Malcolm Bryson

Considering Toronto might ban trick-or-treating this year, this could be the best social distanced way to show off your Halloween costume.

Courtesy of Malcolm Bryson

*Editor's Note: This article has been updated.

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