Not possible that Phytolacca americana already bloomed in Canada, or that the stem would be so woody and thin.
Reminds me of cherry laurel tree (Prunus caroliniana) but I don't think that's hardy so far north.
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You may be on the right track with Prunus species! How about Chokecherry (Prunus virginiana) which apparently blooms in Canada in spring! A photo from our database for comparison: