| Author | Chloe Valentine | Nov 4th, 2019 |
Halloween is now officially over and that means we only have a few good weeks of fall left before the long Canadian winter begins. Here are a few fun things to do to make the most of your fall season.
Go for a Hike - Some great places to see the fall colours and enjoy the great local scenery are Mount Nemo and Bronte Creek Provincial Park.
Go to the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair - Spend some time with friends or family enjoying the horse show, food vendors and featured entertainment. Running from November 1st to November 10th at Exhibition Place, Toronto.
Take in a Hayden Huskies game - The Fall sport season is quickly coming to an end, but there’s still time to support the Husky teams in the winter season, either as a spectator or participant!
Tour Universities - Whether you’re graduating and attempting to plan out your future, or just interested in touring some universities, November is a prime time to explore Ontario schools. While dates of open houses are listed below, most universities allow you to schedule tours during weekdays or on the weekends.
McMaster University - November 16 - 10 am - 4pm
Ryerson University - November 9th
Laurier, Waterloo Campus - November 6th
University of Guelph: November 3rd
University of Toronto, Mississauga campus: November 3rd
Cavalcade of lights - On November 30th, Toronto throws its 53rd celebration to mark the beginning of the holiday season - complete with fireworks, ice skating and music, the event is perfect to get you into the winter spirit. When planning to go, make sure not to miss the main event: The first lighting of the 60-foot Toronto Christmas tree.
Works Cited
“Bronte Creek.” Welcome to Bronte Creek Provincial Park, www.ontarioparks.com/park/brontecreek.
City of Toronto. “Cavalcade of Lights.” City of Toronto, 22 Oct. 2019, www.toronto.ca/explore-enjoy/festivals-events/cavalcade-of-lights/.
“Fall Preview Open Houses -October 26 and November 16, 2019.” Future Students, future.mcmaster.ca/tours/openhouses/fallopenhouse/.
“Mount Nemo.” Park Details - Mount Nemo, www.conservationhalton.ca/park-details?park=mount-nemo.
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