Explore Waterloo Region’s Maple Trail to Find the Liquid Gold
BY MEGAN HONAN | MARCH 2022 It’s the most wonderful time of the year in Waterloo Region …
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BY MEGAN HONAN | MARCH 2022 It’s the most wonderful time of the year in Waterloo Region …
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BY ANDREW COPPOLINO | MARCH 2022 Kevin Snyder’s 65-acre wood lot, one of a couple from which …
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Maple syrup is a year-long favourite condiment and ingredient and one with a very long history that needs to be acknowledged. Long before Europeans arrived in North America and introduced the honeybee, Canada’s indigenous peoples were drawing sap from trees and creating the sweet elixir: maple syrup
Maple season in Waterloo Region signifies the end of winter and promises warmer days will soon be here. If your adventurous heart has been longing for travel, here are 3 sweet maple syrup staycation itinerary ideas you never knew you needed.
It’s a sure sign that spring has arrived when roadside Maple Syrup stands start to appear across the region! While savouring this delicious taste of spring is great, what’s even better is heading right to a sugar bush to see exactly how maple syrup is made.
the Elmira Maple Syrup Festival (EMSF) ranks as the largest single-day maple syrup festival in the world. The event began humbly in 1965, and while the original organizers were hoping to have 2,500 visitors back then, they were surprised – and nearly overwhelmed – when 10,000 showed up.