2020 Spring, Blue Skies, Swans Grazing, and a whole load of rain to nourish our Cherry Blossoms at High Park. As Covid-19 suffocates the world economy, it also facilitates the earth to heal and grow with reduced greenhouse emissions. The GTA’s surrounded with nature’s landscape with endless trail’s at the Oak Ridges Moraine, Expanding Don River Park, and the Water’s Edge City Trails are just to name a few. Toronto is home to over 2600 species of wild life, and with 65% less commuters on the road the warm April Showers will welcome a blossoming of ecological treasures thriving.

WHAT IS OPEN

• You can still visit National Parks, as visitors can use the front country and backcountry areas as well as accessible green spaces. Before planning a trip, please visit Important Bulletins on the Parks Canada website to keep up to date about safety warnings and site closures.
• Parks Canada will continue its critical function operations like highway management and snow removal, fire response, dam operations, and water management on historic waterways, as well as avalanche forecasting and control.
• All tourism businesses and operations within Parks Canada places will be open subject to provincial restrictions, like those in Banff National Park. But visitors should check with them before visiting to ensure that there has been no change to their services.

Parks Canada will be publishing a complete list of Parks Canada places that are closed and the parameters of these closures on the website.