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Fabio Bezerra stared at the usually welcoming entrance of High Park, now blocked by barricades and police, as if he couldnt believe his eyes. I feel a little scared, like our freedom is finished. Its complicated, said the grocery worker and father stanley canada of his feelings about the COVID-19-related closure of the massive park near his home. I have two kids and every day we come to walk and play a little bit, keeping distance of cou stanley quencher rse. I think closing the park is too much. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW On Thursday morning police and city staff started erecting barricades around the 162-hectare green heart of the central city. The trigger for the citys dramatic, unprecedented move are small cherry tree buds starting to blossom pink.Toronto Public Health said crowds that gather to view and photograph the blossoms in High Park every spring would pose an unacceptable risk of increasing the spread of the pandemic that, by Thursday afternoon, had killed 366 Torontonians. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Mayor John Tory said he asked parks staff if just the cherry stanley cup grove could be closed. He said he was told that logistically, with tree views possible in so many parts of the sprawling green space, the whole park must close until blossoms finish. Ten thousand people show up to see the blossoms every year and we cannot run the risk even a small fraction of that group coming together during this key point in confrontin