Elevated Adventures, Fun & Food in North Bay, Ontario — Modern Traveller
After spending a few days in North Bay, the gateway of the north, I half-jokingly thought of calling it “North Jay” given the excellent experience I had.| Modern Traveller
The project asks: how did Canadians get their food following the rise of industrial capitalism in the 19th century? In other words, in a Canada that was increasingly industrial from about the 1870s, where was Canadians’ food produced, how did it get to Canadian eaters, and how did these change over the course of the 20th century?| NiCHE
A new study from KAYAK finds shoulder season is bringing great travel deals for Canadians. Between the heat of summer and the chill of winter, shoulder season marks a time for peak travel perks with off-peak prices, KAYAK officials said in a study released today (Oct. 9). I’ve often argued that the fall is the best time to visit Europe, as crowds are down and the weather not as hot as summer. The fact there are bargains to be had on flights makes autumn travel all the more attractive. KAYAK...| Jim Byers Travel
Muskoka has officially reached 100% colour change and the region is ablaze with vibrant reds, fiery oranges, and glowing yellows – making it one of the most spectacular fall displays in North America. Visitors from near and far are heading north to experience this breathtaking season before the colours fade. (Play @DiscoverMuskoka Video) While Algonquin Park has now passed its peak, Muskoka is just hitting its stride. Muskoka’s forests are glowing in full colour, dominated by vibrant r...| Jim Byers Travel
Be sure to wear a sturdy, comfortable pair of walking shoes, a reusable bottle of water and have your smartphone and or camera fully charged.| Modern Traveller
After spending a few days in North Bay, the gateway of the north, I half-jokingly thought of calling it “North Jay” given the excellent experience I had.| Modern Traveller
Following a new 10-year positive milestone report on the health of Lake Simcoe, Ontario is investing in four new projects to further improve the lake.| Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine
The Innisfil wastewater plant's biological nutrient removal system for capturing phosphorus will use the anaerobic-anoxic-oxic (A2O) process.| Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine
Beyond its easily accessible outdoor escapes, the city of Sudbury, Ontario has some rather quirky attractions you’ll only find here.| Globe Guide
Discover what’s on this week across Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, and Guelph, from can’t-miss events to exciting local experiences. Free events Guelph Butter Tart Festival – Treat yourself on October 9, 2025, from 10 AM–6 PM at the University Centre, Reynolds ... Read More The post October 5 – 11, 2025 in Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge & Guelph appeared first on All the Best Spots.| All the Best Spots
Discover the top events, dining, and activities happening September 28–October 4, 2025 in Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, and Guelph.| All the Best Spots
A southwestern Ontario sod farm and its director have been fined after years of failing to meet provincial water reporting requirements and submitting inaccurate information to regulators. The case also revealed problems with an on-site well that had not been properly documented or disinfected before being put into use, according to a August 2025 court […] The post Ontario sod farm fined $26K for false reports, well infractions appeared first on Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine.| Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine
The mayor of Saint-Léonard-d’Aston, a small town south of Quebec City, says thieves recently pumped some 41,000 litres out of the town’s water hydrants into tanker trucks on two separate occasions. As reported by CBC News, Laurent Marcotte, the mayor of the municipality of Saint-Léonard-d’Aston, says he is less interested in criminal charges for the […] The post Quebec town says thieves pumped out hydrant water into tanker trucks appeared first on Environmental Science & Engineeri...| Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine
Consulting engineering firm CIMA+ is partnering with the University of Toronto’s Drinking Water Research Group to lead 18 months of research into the presence and behaviour of microplastics in drinking water distribution systems. By advancing understanding of microplastic behaviour, sampling protocols and monitoring strategies, CIMA+ says the Ontario-based study intends to help water utilities around […] The post CIMA+ leads Ontario-based microplastics research for drinking water appear...| Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine
Starting in 2026, Canadians in certified professions, such as engineers and architects, can begin working in Ontario within 10 days, once credentials and requirements are confirmed by the appropriate regulator, the province announced on Labour Day. Previously, workers could be forced to wait anywhere from several months to half a year before being registered and […] The post Ontario signs labour mobility agreement, fast tracks registration for regulated professions appeared first on Environ...| Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine
Nineteen Ontario municipalities and two conservation authorities are backing the Ontario Salt Pollution Coalition as it lobbies provincial leaders at the annual AMO conference in Ottawa to reduce winter road salting. Currently, there are no provincial standards for salt use, but the group says awareness has been growing about the impact of salt on Ontario’s […] The post Coalition lobbies to reduce winter road salt at AMO national conference appeared first on Environmental Science & Engine...| Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine
Information Services Corporation (ISC) has entered into an agreement with Ontario’s Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks to deliver a new digital records portal that enables 24/7 self-service access to Ontario environmental property records that aim to improve response times for requests related to soil, water, and contamination. Following an initial build phase expected […] The post Ontario forms digital portal deal for environmental property records appeared first on Envi...| Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine
The registered owner of both the site and the on-site drinking water system, known as the Bay Ridge Apartments Well Supply in Belleville, Ontario, has been fined $10,000 for failing to meet regulatory requirements intended to protect residents’ health. Owner Kendra Hodgson has been convicted of two violations under Ontario’s Safe Drinking Water Act related […] The post Owner of Belleville apartment complex fined for lack of water testing and operator appeared first on Environmental Scie...| Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine
The design phase of a project for expanded water and wastewater infrastructure is underway for the next three years in Caledon, Ontario. Stantec will provide engineering services, program management, environmental assessment, design, and construction administration for all projects included in the program, which is expected to total more than 100 separate projects designed to address […] The post Stantec, RVA, GEI set to lead major water, wastewater expansion in Caledon, Ont. appeared first...| Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine
Fleming College has been awarded $450,000 from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) to support a three-year research project aimed at identifying water system failures before they occur. The Applied Research and Development (ARD) grant project is a new phase in a longstanding collaboration between Fleming’s Centre for Advancement of Water […] The post Fleming College, Mueller Canada launch $450K project to predict water pipe failures appeared first on En...| Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine
Several individuals and corporations in Burlington, Ontario, have been fined a total of $46,000 in connection with environmental violations that arose more than two decades ago from soil and groundwater contamination linked to perchloroethylene (PCE), a chemical commonly used in dry cleaning. The most recent convictions compounded from the original contamination and stem from a […] The post Ontario dry cleaner’s PCE soil, groundwater contamination leads to failed order compliance appe...| Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine
The City of Hamilton and the Hamilton Ontario Water Employees Association (HOWEA) have reached a deal after a recent two-month strike and six months of previously failed negotiations to address pay issues and delays in training that impact workers reaching higher pay grades. The tentative agreement between the City of Hamilton and HOWEA was ratified […] The post Hamilton reaches deal with striking water workers after tense two months appeared first on Environmental Science & Engineering Mag...| Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine
The Ontario Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks is proposing two amendments to the province’s Emissions Performance Standards (EPS) program that aim to provide greater flexibility for businesses and strengthen emissions oversight in key industrial sectors. The proposed changes include allowing voluntary participants in the EPS program more options for exiting, as well as […] The post Ontario proposes new flexibility for Emissions Performance Standards program appeared firs...| Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine
From September 11 to 13, 2025, Abacus Data conducted a survey of 2,000 Ontario residents for CUPE Ontario. We asked Ontarians about proposals being sounded by the Ford government to eliminate or restructure school boards and trustees, and whether they think governance structures or underfunding are at the heart of Ontario’s education challenges. The results […] The post Most Ontarians Skeptical of Ford’s Push to Eliminate School Trustees, Want Investment in Public Education appeared fir...| Abacus Data
As Ontario politics enters a period of leadership turbulence for the opposition, Doug Ford and the Progressive Conservatives maintain their dominant grip on the electorate. The latest Abacus Data survey, conducted over the weekend of the Ontario Liberal Party’s leadership review convention, shows the PCs holding steady at 52% of the vote—only one point below […] The post Abacus Data Ontario Poll: PCs Steady at 52% as Crombie Resigns Amid Liberal Convention Fallout appeared first on Abac...| Abacus Data
Province becomes the eighth to join the federal co-delivery program offering income-qualified households up to $25,000 to switch from oil heating to electric heat pumps. The post Ontario joins Oil to Heat Pump Affordability program appeared first on HPAC Magazine.| HPAC Magazine
With construction now complete, NextStar is preparing to ramp up battery cell production later this year at the Windsor facility| Electric Autonomy Canada
As the long hot days begin to cool down, the changing of the leaves is a sure sign that autumn has arrived. Ontarians are fortunate that we often have a long fall season and a| I've Been Bit! Travel Blog
For us, a trip to Hamilton is like coming home. Dave’s dad was born and raised in Hamilton, and he spent much of his childhood visiting family in the city. ... Continue Reading Read the original post 21 Best Things to Do in Hamilton, Ontario (for 2025) on The Planet D: Adventure Travel Blog.| The Planet D: Adventure Travel Blog
Finding the best things to do in Toronto can feel overwhelming, but after calling this city home for 25 years, we've got you covered. We remember when the| The Planet D: Adventure Travel Blog
"A cluster of fatal horse injuries at Woodbine raises questions about the future of the sport."| Longreads
The expanded autonomous fleet deployment deepens Loblaw’s existing five-year partnership with Gatik The post Loblaw to deploy 50 fully autonomous Gatik trucks in Toronto appeared first on Electric Autonomy Canada.| Electric Autonomy Canada
We checked in with our testers across Canada to see how they've fared during a summer spent driving on Sailun| Electric Autonomy Canada
A not-for-profit organization that is keeping track of how governments across the country are responding... The post After 10 years, a number of TRC calls to action remain unanswered appeared first on APTN News.| APTN News
Georgian’s programming at its John Di Poce South Georgian Bay campus in Collingwood remains paused.| Owen Sound Sun Times
The Aspiring Georgian Bay Geopark will connect the Ontario region’s geology to our human stories.| Podcast - Live it Up with Mountain Life.
Meaford used to be the sort of Georgian Bay stop where you’d gas up, maybe grab an apple pie, and keep driving. Collingwood had the ski chalets, Thornbury had the wine and boutique charm. Meaford? It was sleepy, affordable, and mostly left to itself. But Aspen Shores, a sleek new waterfront development, is changing the script.| Podcast - Live it Up with Mountain Life.
Another industrial wind power project has been proposed for pristine Ontario wilderness, which will result in huge environmental and economic impact locally, for "profits" for a pension plan portfolio.| Wind Concerns Ontario
Though there’s some good news in Eastern Ontario, some essential links have yet to be restored.| Sean Marshall
Enjoy and explore the great outdoors in North Bay, Ontario by water and land.| Modern Traveller
Home to a thriving food scene, astounding arts and culture environment and a special small business community, Peterborough’s resurgence is in full form.| Modern Traveller
We are asking our provincial parliamentarians to Replicate Texas's success in installing a fully competitive procurement process for all new energy projects in consultation with communities and in alignment with environmental regulations. Provide funding to municipalities to develop long-term heating plans for homes, businesses, industries and city facilities, while decarbonizing our heating systems. Germany offers a strong model.| Citizens' Climate Lobby Canada
Discover what’s happening this week in Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, and Guelph, and dive into the fun and festivities the region has to offer. Free events Fall Emerging Artist Clothesline Art Sale – Explore and purchase unframed artworks at Homer Watson ... Read More The post September 21-27, 2025 in Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge & Guelph appeared first on All the Best Spots.| All the Best Spots
Explore the top events this week across Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, and Guelph, and experience all the excitement the local scene brings! Free events Fall Craft Show & Vendor Market – Shop local at the Fall Craft Show & Vendor Market ... Read More The post September 14-20, 2025 in Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge & Guelph appeared first on All the Best Spots.| All the Best Spots
It was one of those perfect Niagara-on-the-Lake afternoons in that sweet spot between late summer and early fall when the sun still warms your shoulders and the green vines are heavy with wine grape clusters. On this trip, I finally ... Read More The post Lunch with a View at The Winery Restaurant at Peller Estates appeared first on All the Best Spots.| All the Best Spots
September - November 2025 - Hybrid - University of Guelph’s Rural History Roundtable 2025; includes talks on Green Gables, Ontario wine, WWII militarization, and raw milk debates.| NiCHE
NEWS RELEASE: CanREA and Dunsky Energy + Climate launch “Canada’s Renewable Energy Market Outlook 2025: Wind. Solar. Storage.,” the first, comprehensive, Canada-specific market outlook report for renewable energy and energy storage, now available on CanREA’s website. The post Uniquely Canadian market outlook report for wind, solar and energy storage now available appeared first on Canadian Renewable Energy Association.| Canadian Renewable Energy Association
By Fatima Syed, The Narwhal The Great Lakes News Collaborative includes Bridge Michigan, Circle of Blue, Great Lakes Now at Detroit PBS, Michigan Public and The Narwhal who work together to bring audiences news and information about the impact of climate change, pollution, and aging infrastructure on the Great Lakes and drinking water. Read Now at Great Lakes Now.| Great Lakes Now
NIAGARA-ON-THE LAKE, ONTARIO – We’re sitting on comfy outdoor furniture in a lovely cabana in mid-August, sipping some of Niagara’s best wine and nibbling away at a tray of splendid, hot cheese puffs. There’s an attractive, blue/grey sail over our heads to protect us from the sun, and we have a close-up view of the bright green, leafy vineyards, where red wine grapes are just beginning to turn soft shades of plum. We’ve each been served a glass of the Chateau’s excellent sparkling...| Jim Byers Travel
Planning a trip to Niagara Falls? You'll want this free trip planner with itineraries, what not to miss, best hikes, how to avoid the crowds and lots of other local tips. The post Niagara Falls Trip Planner appeared first on GuideAlong.| GuideAlong
Proposal for industrial wind turbine project proposed adjacent to national historic site Algonquin Park has been withdrawn. "Just nuts" says WCO| Wind Concerns Ontario
Work has started on the new Timmins terminal for the Northlander train.| Sean Marshall
If you’re looking for kid-friendly things to do in Huntsville, Ontario, you’re in the right place. Whether you’re spending a week at the cottage or stopping in for the day, Huntsville has plenty to keep kids (and grown-ups) happy. Huntsville isn’t just a spot we visit—it’s part of our family’s story. I grew up spending... The post 10 Things to Do in Huntsville with Kids (That Parents Will Love Too) appeared first on Wanderlust with Kids.| Wanderlust with Kids
One of my very favourite touristy “things to do in London, Ontario,” happens every fall. Doors Open London is a weekn was initiated in 1984 in France but soon took over the European Union and countries around the world. In 2002 Ontario Heritage Trust took hold, and many Ontario cities (including London) jumped on the ... Read more| DownshiftingPRO
Discover this week’s events in Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, and Guelph and experience the best of the local scene! Exciting and new Cambridge Fall Fair 2025 – Enjoy four days of community celebration at Dickson Park, 30 Park Hill Road West, ... Read More The post August 31 – September 6, 2025 in Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge & Guelph appeared first on All the Best Spots.| All the Best Spots
See what’s on in Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, and Guelph this week and make the most of the local scene! Exciting and new The Art Experience – Immerse yourself in an evening of creativity at 175 Borden Avenue South, Kitchener, on ... Read More The post August 24-30, 2025 in Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge & Guelph appeared first on All the Best Spots.| All the Best Spots
Feast on huge portions, bold Turkish flavors, and fast service at Mama Fatma’s in Mississauga. A spot perfect for dinners and cravings.| All the Best Spots
My mother-daughter visit Therme Bucharest provided good insight into what Therme Ontario Place in Toronto will be like -- and we both left very excited for what's to come.| Mommy Gearest
Audible sound from wind turbines could be attenuated by distance, but now, more powerful turbines may produce more infrasound: what protection is there?| Wind Concerns Ontario
We knew we wanted to go back to Thunder Bay, Ontario and explore, so we booked a two day trip to do just that.| Hecktic Travels
Wasaga Beach is a treasure of provincial significance. It deserves to remain owned by the public and fully open to all, with better access to those who can't or don't want to drive.| Sean Marshall
Transit operators in Ontario generally do a much better job than American counterparts at serving large retailers like Walmart. Still, big box retail centres are hostile environments for transit an…| Sean Marshall
The tool will offer transit agencies a free way to simulate and optimize their electric bus fleet transitions| Electric Autonomy Canada
Ontario is big. And that means there are a lot of places to visit in Ontario with kids — from big cities to quiet lakeside towns and some pretty incredible parks. We’re travellers at heart, even close to home. Living in different parts of the province over the years – between Hamilton, spending summers north... The post 15 Best Places to Visit in Ontario with Kids (+ Bonus Picks!) appeared first on Wanderlust with Kids.| Wanderlust with Kids
Introduction – A Birthday Weekend with Toronto CityPASS® We recently headed to Toronto to celebrate my birthday — and even though we’ve been to this city dozens of times, this trip was different. We decided to be tourists for the weekend and experience the very best things to do in Toronto with the Toronto CityPASS®. ... Read more| DownshiftingPRO
Discover this week's new events, activities, and fun things to do in Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, and Guelph from August 3–9, 2025.| All the Best Spots
Farm Boy stores are filled with curated products we think you'll love! Discover nutritional yeast—an ingredient that'll add cheesy umami to any dish.| Farm Boy
CIJA has called on ETFO and education authorities to reject definitions and policies that expand beyond Ontario human rights law and risk sidelining Jewish students already facing growing levels of antisemitism.| THEJ.CA
Ontario's final tally for housing starts in 2024 is well off what's needed to achieve Premier Doug Ford's goal of getting 1.5 million homes built, even with various new categories the government is adding such as university dorms.| Mortgage Rates & Mortgage Broker News in Canada
It may have taken me three decades to visit Peterborough and while I wish I had visited sooner, I've made up for it by visiting again and again! It's the perfect hub for exploring the| I've Been Bit! Travel Blog
Discover summer adventures in Thunder Bay—from epic hikes and waterfalls to tasty eats, mountain biking, and sailing Lake Superior’s rugged northern coast.| Coleman Concierge
In defence of the controversial decision holding that demolishing bike lanes in Toronto is unconstitutional| Double Aspect
Ontario continues to encourage farmers to adopt technologies reducing phosphorus runoff into local watersheds with a $3 million Farm Washwater Innovation and Stewardship program addressing the Lake Simcoe Watershed.| Farmtario
The Supreme Court won't hear the case of an Ontario man found guilty of manslaughter in the fatal shooting of a Six Nations man.| APTN News
Check out events and activities happening July 20–26, 2025 in Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, and Guelph. There's something fun for everyone!| All the Best Spots
This article was written by Jonathan Sawicki, a summer research assistant with OMAFA assisting with corn research and extension projects during the summers of 2023 and 2024. Jonathan is now an M.Sc. candidate in the School of Environmental Sciences at the University of Guelph.| Field Crop News
Canada is home to over 45 national parks and reserves from coast to coast to coast. Each one protects a special area of land along with the vegetation and wildlife found within it. Georgian Bay| I've Been Bit! Travel Blog
Sixteen years of the expensive disaster of non-performing, out of phase with demand wind power don't seem to matter.| Wind Concerns Ontario
Casino Days fined $54,000 by the AGCO for promoting a deceptive bonus offer that encouraged high-risk gambling behavior and failed to disclose critical terms.| World Casino News
Inspired Entertainment's Caesars Palace Wheel of Wins goes live in Michigan and Ontario, expanding the hybrid dealer game after a debut in New Jersey.| World Casino News
AGCO revokes lottery registrations in GTA after discovering illegal Prime Slot machines in stores frequented by minors. Retailers may appeal the decision.| World Casino News
Autonomous, zero-emission BeBot is patrolling the shores of the Great Lakes to filter out plastics before they reach Canada's waterways| Electric Autonomy Canada
I am not a lumberjack , and I don't live in an igloo (well I once lived in wall tent) or eat blubber or own a dog sled (had one those, too).| Wines In Niagara
It’s common knowledge that the Niagara Region is home to some incredible natural wonders – yes we’re talking about you, Niagara Falls. Combine waterfalls with wine country and you’ve got a recipe for a great getaway. However, you may not realize that the largest city in the Niagara Region is home to some pretty rad […] The post 10 Stellar St Catharines Hiking Trails To Experience In Niagara appeared first on I've Been Bit! Travel Blog.| I've Been Bit! Travel Blog
One of the tourism meccas in not just Ontario but the entire country, Niagara Falls sees hoards of tourists every year. As such, you would think that quality food is hard to come by. As| I've Been Bit! Travel Blog
With the addition of two more municipalities in Ontario to the list of those that have declared themselves Unwilling Hosts to new wind power developments, we| Wind Concerns Ontario
Let me explain why the Hard Rock Hotel London is perfect for your next mini-cation or staycation.| Mommy Gearest
With long days, warm nights and plenty of sunshine, it’s a no brainer why summer is the most popular time to travel. While many often head internationally to explore, my home province has more to offer than people realize. If I hear “There’s nothing to do in Ontario” one more time, I just might have […] The post 17 Sensational Things to Do in Ontario in Summer appeared first on I've Been Bit! Travel Blog.| I've Been Bit! Travel Blog
Driving with the windows down, chances are you’ll smell it before you see it. Once that wave of lavender washes over, you’ll feel your shoulders drop and the tension release as you take a big, deep breath. It’s almost involuntary but that first, blissful moment is what will make you fall in love with these […] The post 15 Incredible Ontario Lavender Farms To Experience This Summer appeared first on I've Been Bit! Travel Blog.| I've Been Bit! Travel Blog
Wind power: get past the hype. Citizens are aware that they need their municipal elected officials to be informed, and aware of community wishes as regards industrial power projects.| Wind Concerns Ontario
National Annual Suicide Prevention Conference The post 35th Annual National Suicide Prevention Conference appeared first on Canadian Association For Suicide Prevention.| Canadian Association For Suicide Prevention
With summer finally arriving in London, Ontario, the city transforms into a lively stage for music, food, culture, and family fun. As Canada’s first UNESCO City of Music (designated in November 2021), festivals in London| DownshiftingPRO
Startup helps brands connect with community and student creators for social impact.| BetaKit
Canada is the best place in the world for a road trip and this is the top 13 Canada road trips you can take in 2021 and beyond!| Must Do Canada
May 23,2025 “Rural communities should not be pressured to accept industrial risks in exchange for sports equipment.” There is a battle ongoing in rural Ottawa as the developer for a lithium ion battery…| Wind Concerns Ontario
At Web Summit Vancouver, Cohere co-founder Ivan Zhang addressed the proof-of-concept fatigue that has taken hold among enterprises racing to adopt the technology without a resulting payoff.| BetaKit
Ready to Explore Toronto? Toronto is Canada’s largest and most diverse city—a dynamic hub where world-class culture, sports, shopping, and cuisine collide in one unforgettable urban experience. Whether you’re visiting for a girls’ getaway, a| DownshiftingPRO
The annual CVCA Awards recognized the deals, dealmakers, and community service of Canada’s VC and PE firms at the Invest Canada ‘25 conference in Calgary this morning.| BetaKit
The Canadian AI giant has motioned to dismiss the suit before it reaches court.| BetaKit
Aspiring bank claims to offer better remittance exchange rates compared to competitors.| BetaKit
CWVC analyzed the careers of over 600 women in Canadian VC who have joined its ranks since 2019 for a “pulse” check on how they have advanced and been retained.| BetaKit
