Rogers helps Torontonians enjoy virtual cherry blossom bloom

TORONTO — In an effort to encourage Torontonians to stay home and help stop the spread of Covid-19, the city of Toronto is letting residents enjoy High Park’s cherry blossom bloom virtually with help from Rogers. The city has decided to close High Park as of April 30 to discourage people from gathering in person to view the blossoming Sakura (cherry blossom) trees. Every year at this time, tens of thousands of people visit High Park to enjoy the cherry blossoms, which typically bloom from late April into early May and last between four to 10 days, depending on the...