It's been a soggy, mild holiday season in Toronto. And it's impacting some of our most beloved winter activities - Toronto Star

If you’re looking for some snow this rainy, grey, unseasonably warm holiday season, there is still one place you’ll find at least a little of it.

Blue Mountain Resort is able to keep a few runs open, thanks to preserving what they do have, strategically moving it around, and being poised for the “science of snow-making,” when temperatures drop, said spokesperson Tara Lovell.

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A skater braves the blade deep water to take a few laps on the skating rink at Nathan Phillips Square.

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Staff do maintenance on the main chair lift at Blue Mountain Ski Resort in Collingwood. 

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