Breadcrumb Trail Links Life Food Dreams come true, dreams die. Dundas and Sons, the microbrewer in London’s Old East Village has taken the ride. Author of the article: Wayne Newton • Special to Postmedia News Published May 18, 2024 • Last updated 1 hour ago • 3 minute
Scientists at the University of Toledo are nearing a treatment for toxic algae exposure Efforts by Michigan and Ohio to reduce farming pollution that causes harmful blooms haven’t worked well But researchers hope a potential treatment encourages people to support reduction efforts The toxic algae blooms that
A considerable amount of “forever chemicals” are making their way into the Great Lakes via the air and rain, a new study says. Findings published in Environmental Science and Technology, show that rain is primary way PFAS end up in Lake Superior, offering a stark reminder that
Factors such as weather patterns, local bird or geese populations, and water flow can all impact E. coli levels, but the true source can be hard to pinpoint. Read the full story by Erie Times-News. Read the full story
Due to construction, migrating sand is no longer being deposited in sufficient quantities onto the narrow band of land to protect the marsh from Lake Erie erosion
Purvis Fisheries located on Ontario’s Manitoulin Island in Lake Huron is one of 24 fisheries operating on the Great Lakes that have joined the 100% Great Lakes Fish Pledge. Through the project, signatories have committed to using 100 percent of their fish by 2025. The Manitoulin Island fishery’s
Harmful algal blooms have become the talk of the summer for nearly a decade in Lake Erie, especially as the heat cranks up. The record-breaking rainfall experienced this April is the main driver for the above-average algal bloom forecast this coming summer. Read the full story by WTOL11
LYNNE TESKEY Gwendolynne (Lynne) Teskey (née Campbell) passed away suddenly at South Bruce Grey Health Centre – Kincardine on May 7, 2024 in her 83rd year. Beloved wife and best … Continue reading Obituary – Lynne Teskey
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The Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society announced a remarkable discovery on May 1st, 2024, unearthing the long-lost Adella Shores vessel beneath 650 feet of water, roughly 40 miles northwest of Whitefish Point in Michigan. Read the full story by WITL – Lansing, MI. Read the full story
After major work this weekend, one of the tall ships in Erie, Pennsylvania, the Lettie G. Howard, has a new mast and is close to being ready to setting sail on Lake Erie. Read the full story by WJET-TV – Erie, PA. Read the full story
The Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission is looking for support on a proposed Buffalo Reef stamp sand removal plan. Mining stamp sands are encroaching on the 22,000-foot reef on Lake Superior near Houghton, Michigan. The reef serves as spawning grounds for whitefish and trout. Read
A renewable energy company announced it will use the shores of Lake Erie in Harborcreek Township, Pennsylvania, as the spot to test how wave energy converters hold up to different marine conditions while also focusing on sustainability, energy efficiency and potential impacts on local ecosystems. Read the
