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Past stories Living off-the-grid New Brunswick's Saint John River Ontario's Bruce Trail Canadian Ski Marathon Elk Island National Park Rallying for rallysport Montreal - Circus city Beluga Bytes Dawson - a musical adventure Bald Eagle Confederation Trail Boning up on the badlands Ukkusiksalik National Park Geocaching Discover Cypress Hills Saint Joseph's Oratory A walk through Stanley Park Sudbury's science centre Acadia continues Toronto's underground world

Throughout the 1,000-acre park, Mother Nature has left her mark with plenty of cedar, hemlock and fir trees.

Take a stroll through the Rose and Shakespeare Gardens and be sure to stop and smell the roses, which should be relatively easy as there are over 3,000 varieties. Arbour arches overflowing with roses sets the perfect fairy-tale scene.

Visit Stanley Park during the spring-time when the bright pink cherry trees, blossoming azaleas and other flora are in full bloom.