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    Algonquin Bridge
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Wards Island is a little piece of natural paradise in the City of Toronto. It is a popular place to visit for Toronto mainland residents, and tourists. Wards Island is where the residential part of the island is. It is home year round to over 600 people. In the summer the residents and visitors of Wards Island have multiple places to go fo a canoe, kayak, and Stand-Up-Paddle.

Popular places to access the water include the freshwater lagoon named Sunfish Cut. On any given day in the summer people are seen Stand-Up-Paddling, canoeing, swimming, and relaxing in the water. The waters near Algonquin Bridge is a popular spot for recreational water users. It is an easy place to launch a canoe or kayak and adventure up the Sunfish Cut lagoon. Make sure to keep your eyes and ears open, as you will see plenty of frogs, birds, and fish on your adventures in this area.

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Water Quality:
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  • Current temperature
  • 0°
    Feels like -4°
Mostly cloudy throughout the day.

    • Humidity

    • 81%

    • Precipitation

    • 97%

    • Precip. type

    • Snow

    • UV Index

    • 0

    • Visibility

    • 12.1km

    • Sunrise

    • 7:42 AM

    • Sunset

    • 4:42 PM

    • Wind gust

    • 26.2kph

    • Wind speed

    • 12kph

    • Wind direction

    • South

    • Wednesday

    • 2°
    • -1°

    • Thursday

    • 4°
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    • Friday

    • 6°
    • 3°

    • Saturday

    • 6°
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    • Sunday

    • 5°
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    • Monday

    • 5°
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    • Tuesday

    • 3°
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I think it's really important to take the time to connect with nature and de-connect with technology since it's just so present and everywhere. Just getting out on the lake where it's quiet, the wind is blowing, the sun is shining, and getting out with friends, chatting, and experiencing nature. Being present in the moment.



Lake Ontario, ON - Alisha Woodman
Lake Ontario Watershed