Cherry blossom season has arrived in Toronto, and if you want to avoid the big crowds, check out these lesser-known spots.

If you’re like me and you’ve had it with winter, then it’s time to look for early signs of spring. Baseball spring training games. Walking the dog without a down jacket. And spring blooms. Although ...

The first cherry blossom trees, known as Sakura trees, were planted in Toronto in 1959 after a fundraising project led by Japanese-Canadian leaders and community members, according to the High ...

Toronto’s largest public park says its famous cherry blossom trees are showing their first signs of impending bloom. Every year, thousands of locals and visitors descend on ...

Cherry blossom viewing, known as 'hanami', is a Japanese ... which is dedicated to the Japanese-Canadian soldiers who fought in the First World War and beyond. "In the 1950s, more trees were ...

Torontonians are upset after some people were seen disrupting Japanese cherry blossoms over the weekend as the trees are in peak bloom.

Cherry blossoms rain down on a walking path in Harrison Hot Springs. Vancouver hosts a cherry blossom festival every year. Stanley Park was once gifted 500 cherry trees, presented in 1925 by the ...

This week, Hershey quietly announced the discontinuation of Cherry Blossom, a cherished chocolate treat and, in essence, a Canadian icon.

Every spring, cherry blossoms erupt across the globe, drawing nature seekers far and wide to observe the stunning pale pink flowers in their prime. And each year, the Japan Meteorological ...

TORONTO - Toronto’s largest public park says its famous cherry blossom trees are showing their first signs of impending bloom. Every year, thousands of locals and visitors descend on High Park ...