David Zura

While High Park has become famous for its cherry blossom trees at this time of year, the iconic trees are planted in many other locations. https://t.co/B9xOyPKAtB

Toronto's island amusement park is days from opening and staff are just putting on the finishing touches to make everything ready. https://t.co/DlB8yoYZfR

They're creepy, crawly, poisonous, and an invasive species. The so-called 'Hammerhead Worm' is expected to pop up in local backyards this year and while this particular worm isn't necessarily a foe, it's not a friend either. https://t.co/CJjq4DYiWK

A trend gaining steam in other cities may also be arriving at Toronto's doorstep where empty office space is converted into homes. https://t.co/Vgf2LNjjxk

As the city’s ferry service returns to the spring schedule, one nearby BIA says marine traffic is increasingly becoming an economic jewel, while at the same time, the city’s deputy mayor says we should expect service improvements this season. https://t.co/XYXa1bztN8

A project years in the making has produced the clearest images ever from the infancy of the universe. We speak with one of the researchers who helped make it happen and finds out how the data is changing our understanding of existence itself. https://t.co/oSEoOn01i4

The Toronto Region Board of Trade says it's happy to see the city adopt some of board's recommendations for congestion they proposed earlier this year, but are expressing concern over some others that appear to be left out. https://t.co/HfNAUZ7Neg

The big red canoe visible from the Gardiner is now a pile of ash and neighbours say they're hoping for a replacement. City officials say they're working on it and police say the fire looks suspicious. https://t.co/nyyb2wvfsI

The Canadian Space Agency is turning to a Canadian company to design, build and operate a fleet of tiny satellites that will be used to track and research wildfire activity across the country. https://t.co/LStzjHgYjO

With the port of Oshawa officially welcoming ships for the new season, one piece of expanded infrastructure vital to local farmers enters service for the first time. https://t.co/kIHXkGoE9O

The new Alpen Fury coaster at Canada's Wonderland will not open with the rest of the park on May 8th, but when it does later this spring, it will hold records in both Canada and North America. https://t.co/dDS4NjtYun

Marine freight is once again heading to and from local ports across the great lakes as the historic passage resumed operations Saturday morning. https://t.co/nHlq0nrnWc

Durham Regional Police allege a teen was behind the wheel at the time and have shared video taken from the aerial unit involved in the bust. https://t.co/nT7m65TLQH

Canada's oldest company is teetering on the edge as an effort to secure financing has proven unsuccessful into the weekend. We hear from a retail expert and shoppers. https://t.co/gXernBYyWW

If you're heading out to a local bar, restaurant or pub in Toronto this weekend, your drink coaster may actually be a coupon to help get you home safely. https://t.co/f5vK5muwj8

If you're awake in the early morning hours, don't forget to look up, but if you miss this evening's event there's something else coming soon for sky gazers.  https://t.co/rJW5sSCuo6

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