Icy Yorkville
A light wind carrying snowflakes chilled the exposed skin of the crowd that had gathered in Yorkville. In fact, the Yorkville IceFest, in full shivery swing, had attracted quite a turnout.
Glen Manor Drive Lakefront
When the motivation to go trekking is benumbed by winter, consider heading to a compelling place. The frosty lakefront at the foot of Glen Manor Drive can double as a setting for a miniature arctic expedition. Read more
Winter Wind
By Stéfan.
The thermometer suggested above freezing temperatures but it did not factor the northwest winter wind. It was important to factor the wind given its stinging power. Yes, it was cold.
Ashbridge’s Bay Park
According to the City of Toronto, “Ashbridge’s Bay Park was named after Sarah Ashbridge, a Quaker widow and United Empire Loyalist from Philadelphia who settled here in 1793 and obtained a Crown land grant in 1799 for a farm.”
