The complete list of Toronto's outdoor skating rinks that open this weekend. Strap on your skates: most of the city's rinks open Saturday. CBC News · Posted: Nov 26, 2016 11:46 AM EST ...

Here are my picks for the top outdoor skating rinks in Toronto by neighbourhood. Beaches. Situated right beside Lake Ontario and the boardwalk, at the edge of one of Toronto's most favoured parks, ...

Toronto's outdoor skating rinks are about to make their winter debut.. While it may not feel like winter, starting this weekend on Saturday, Nov. 23, the City states it will be opening select ...

More than half of Toronto's outdoor skating rinks are scheduled to open on Saturday. The city's parks, forestry and recreation division said in a tweet that its team is trying to open as many as ...

TORONTO - The great Canadian winter pastime of lacing up a pair of worn-but-loved skates and going for a spin is alive and well in the teeming metropolis of Toronto.

The City of Toronto’s outdoor skating season will end this Sunday, March 19. Throughout winter, the city’s supervised outdoor ice rinks were visited more than 500,000 times during their nearly 62,000 ...

With winter just weeks away, the city is opening 35 outdoor skating rinks Saturday, Nov. 28. The open rinks will include Nathan Phillips Square, the covered rink and skating path at Greenwood Park, ...

Toronto’s 54 outdoor ice rinks are available for skating. However, under lockdown, only a maximum of 25 people will be allowed on the ice at all times. The city will regulate capacity with a ...

The City of Toronto offers public skating at 54 drop-in rinks across the city, including rentals and a skate lending library at select locations. But Shearer said skating can better be enjoyed at ...

Since its 54 outdoor rinks opened in late November, the city has received more than 735,000 online skating reservations, with around 18,000 from people living outside Toronto.

With many of Toronto’s outdoor ice rinks set to close in the middle of a cold spell — for the second consecutive winter — it’s time for some backward skating on policy choices. Thirty-five ...