The Vancouver Canucks have hired a new head coach. Former assistant coach Adam Foote is taking the helm. Global’s Squire ...

Hamilton has six National Historic Sites (NHS), a military museum, cultural heritage centre, and an improved and expanded ...

Each spring, in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario’s premier wine-making region, wineries emerge from winter with new releases, budding vines and patios reopening just as the season comes alive. For ...

Lake Wylie High School along with two other new schools have their first new principals. The Clover School District named Ninth Grade Campus principal Calub Courtwright to lead Lake Wylie High.

OSWEGO — A research ship will spend several weeks near Oswego using a remotely controlled robot to document shipwrecks located hundreds of feet below the surface of Lake Ontario. The project, one of ...

After a very warm day on Thursday, our weather will be noticeably cooler for Friday, especially near the west end of Lake Ontario, including the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), due to a brisk east ...

OSWEGO — Staffing cuts and a hiring freeze at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) present challenges for the new Lake Ontario National Marine Sanctuary, a NOAA official said ...

With the Welland Canal reopened for the 2025 season, Port Colborne is preparing to welcome a wave of cruise ship visitors. More than 70 stops are scheduled between now and Oct. 27, marking a ...

Lake Ontario’s spring water levels are holding steady and remain within normal ranges, according to experts. Though seasonal snowmelt and rainfall contribute to fluctuations, the U.S. Army Corps of ...

New York Senator Mark Walczyk has introduced Senate Bill 7391, aiming to improve flood insurance awareness among residents and businesses along Lake Ontario – an area historically impacted by ...

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Water levels on Lake Ontario are starting to change with the spring season now underway. It’s a natural cycle — but one that experts continue to monitor closely. “This season ...

When Charles Stevens looks out from his Clarington-area farm, he can see the rows of homes being built less than a kilometre away on what was once prime farmland. Stevens, too, has had his share ...