Unlike Western Canada which has been dumped with so much snow this season, winter in Toronto and much of Eastern Canada has been very mild so far. I tend to believe that climate change is the cause, and it's become harder and harder to predict what awaits us in the future. But let's put uncertainty aside for now, and enjoy the coolest winter thaw I have ever seen in the middle of February with high temperatures of up to 14 C / 57 F.
It's so much fun to bike on a sheet of melting snow. Keep your grip tight, because too much pedalling will make your bike skid. 
Most rivers in Toronto still remain frozen, but the ice cover is probably very thin.
Inukshuk by the Exhibition Place welcomes people on the Lakeshore path.
One of my favourite neighbourhoods in Toronto - is the waterfront property of Little Norway.
These bright comfy Muskoka chairs are spread all over the Lake Ontario waterfront.
It's Canada, baby - topless joggers in mid-February. Why not?
A beautiful wooden totem at Little Norway Park.
Can you spot a squirrel?
A revitalized Queens Quay is more bike-friendly than ever.
A corner of Spadina Avenue and Queens Quay.
Bird mansion at Spadina Quay Wetlands.
New Bombardier streetcars/trams are long overdue for Toronto.
It seems that almost every second person walks a dog in downtown Toronto.
A web of TTC wires.
Happy Family Day everyone!
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