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Lelia MacDonald first saw garbage accumulating in the bays of Kasshabog Lake, Ont., 10 years ago. “I noticed it accidentally,” she says. “My favourite thing to do is kayak through … Continued
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Multiple concerns expressed by residents, including the environment, septic and traffic (By Liz Small) A 32-lot development proposed in Lake Huron Highlands north of Kincardine has residents more than a … Continue reading Local housing development on shaky ground with nearby residents
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It’s the season when we find ourselves wondering (as we swat, smush, and shoo away mosquitoes despite four coats of bug spray) whether the suckers have learned to like their … Continued
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Canadians may be wondering: just how prevalent are such mosquito-borne viruses in Canada, and how risky is the summer camping trip?
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1000 Regatta Island West, Bracebridge, Ont. Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 1 Lot size: 534.8 ft List price: $1,195,000 Date listed: May 25, 2026 Realtor: Brent Ferguson Regatta Island is a private … Continued
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In Ontario, Hamilton Beach Strip residents pumping floodwater from their basements should see conditions ease this summer — the Hamilton Conservation Authority says Lake Ontario levels have peaked and are […]
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When he was an Ontario Parks superintendent, Chuck Miller’s work involved building trails and a visitor centre, overseeing emergencies such as lost hikers and forest fires, and drafting management plans … Continued
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Changes to MAID means assisted suicide may be available to the disabled even when they are not nearing the end of life
When massive solar storms smash into Earth’s magnetic field, they deliver energy and charged particles that scramble satellite electronics
