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

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

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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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