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The maple sap comes when it comes

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BROWNSBURG, QUEBEC – The sap started to run on March 13, down the mini mountains north of Montreal, into Tim Clark’s sugar shack, as it has for five generations.

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The maple sap comes when it comes

BROWNSBURG, QUEBEC – The sap started to run on March 13, down the mini mountains north of Montreal, into Tim Clark’s sugar shack, as it has for five generations.

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Sweetness overload during Maple Weekend at Nicholls sugar shack

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Vanier sugar shack celebrates 40 years with syrup, music and lumberjack competition - Capital Current

The urban sugar shack in Vanier marked 40 years with a festival featuring maple syrup, music and a lumberjack competition.

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GALLERY: Sweet goodness at Michigan Maple Weekend celebration

Michigan Maple Farms and Besteman's Sugar Bush near Rudyard welcomed in those eagerly wanted to learn about the local maple syrup industry.

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Owen Sound Sun Times broke the news in on Sunday, April 6, 2025.
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