Toronto Was Swallowed by an Eerie Blanket of Fog Friday Morning

On Friday morning, Toronto residents woke up to a thick blanket of fog that all but swallowed the city whole, with the aftermath resulting in some pretty eerie photo opportunities.

Environment Canada issued a fog advisory for Toronto at 6:30 am on Friday morning, as the thick fog began rolling in. At times, the display was both beautiful and mesmerizing, yet also slightly ominous. As a result, the tops of Toronto buildings, including the CN Tower, were pretty much non-existent.

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Luckily, Torontonians documented the other-worldly sights and posted their snaps and video online for those that missed the display to enjoy.

In case you slept in or missed the photo opp, here's what this morning's fog display looked like.

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Toronto Was Swallowed by an Eerie Blanket of Fog Friday Morning

Incase you missed it, here are some photos of a thick blanket of fog that all but swallowed Toronto City this past Friday morning.

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If you haven’t met Callum MacLachlan, you’ve likely heard of him — or, even more likely, seen his work.

Zoocasa crunched the numbers to see where it’s the most affordable to buy a home along the GO Station line.

The development will come with a new state-of-the-art, 6,402-sq.-m YMCA facility.