The annual return of Toronto's vibrant sakura cherry blossoms has officially begun, with the first delicate white petals opening in High Park as of April 28, right on schedule. For over a decade, Sakura Steve has kept cherry blossom fans informed with updates on his site, Sakura in High Park. However, if all goes according to plan, the cherry blossoms should be in their peak bloom starting this Friday and all through next week. There are also tons of other places in the city where you can view cherry blossoms this spring. Trinity Bellwoods, Centennial Park, Robarts Library at U of T, Broadacres Park, and Toronto Island Park all also have their own sakura trees, which usually tend to bloom a bit earlier than those in High Park.