This may fly
Anglers that dial in the movements and feeding patterns of walleye during spring and summer can experience rapid walleye action.
Winter Grab looks at Great Lakes health
Three Canadian universities were part of Winter Grab – a unique binational effort looking at Great Lakes health during February.
Tire additives deadly to cohos
A compound identified as the cause of mass die-offs of coho salmon in Seattle, Washington’s urban creeks has also been detected in Toronto.
Indigenous cleantech company Carbonix helps treat oil sands tailings
Increasingly, Canada’s natural gas and oil industry is a source of opportunities for Indigenous businesses such as Ontario-based Carbonix.
Lakers spawning in Lake Erie after 60 years
The discovery of wild lake trout fry in mid-May by New York State’s Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) was confirmed in a press release.
Evidence suggests walleye native to Kawarthas
Sean Berger of Trent University has found information that could change the way we view walleye in the Kawartha Lakes area.
Eastern Ontario home to savvy, senior deer
You don’t have to convince James Mackenzie that white-tailed deer in eastern Ontario are getting wiser.
Ask an expert: Can biting insects transmit COVID-19?
An expert from Peterborough's Trent University answers the question, "Can mosquitoes or other biting insects, like black flies, transmit the coronavirus that causes COVID-19?"
Province announces plans to thwart CWD
The province is ramping up efforts to thwart chronic wasting disease (CWD), a progressive, fatal brain disease that affects deer, elk, moose, and caribou, Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry Minister John Yakabuski announced on Wednesday, Dec. 18.