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Ontario's top 5 invasive species of summer 2023
They're here. From oak wilt to asexual crayfish, meet some of the province's main invaders.
Anishinaabe runner from Woodstock, Ont., prepares for her 6th world marathon
When Robyn Michaud runs the Tokyo Marathon in March, it will be the sixth world major competition for the Anishinaabe mom from Woodstock, Ont., and earn her the Abbott Six Star medal.
Mooo-ve over gas guzzlers: This Ontario recycling truck runs on cow poop
To power one recycling truck, one hundred cows are needed to produce their daily duties, said Francis Veilleux, president of Bluewater Recycling Association.
How did the turkey get on the Stratford road? This is one bird story you're bound to gobble up
An injured turkey recently found blocking traffic on a Stratford, Ont., road is one lucky bird — with a backstory that police say could even make for a great children’s book.
This 71-year-old in Goderich, Ont., is heading back to school this fall, as a new bus driver
Patrick Sutherland of Goderich, Ont., read in a local paper about a bus driver shortage. He's taking on a new job this fall (and hoping for his grandchildren's route).
Her seizures come early in the morning. This Blyth, Ont., bakery lets her keep doing what she loves
After an epilepsy diagnosis, Karen Middleton-Meadham and Gerrit Sepers moved to Blyth, Ont., to open Brød Bread & Pastry.
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Photographer captures balloons 'after the party' to show impact to Ontario waterways
Why do we love balloons, despite the harm they cause? A London, Ont., is exploring this question through his photography.
How will Lake Huron's shoreline look in 100 years? Here's the map
Researchers with Maitland Valley Conservation Authority in southwestern Ontario are providing a picture of Lake Huron's future.
London, Ont., dragon boat community loses 'world class stern' to cancer
Coach and steersperson Sarah Shellard led her dragon boat crew to nine national victories. She died on Sunday, at 60 years old.
An udder loss: Ontario dairy farmers drained thousands of litres of milk after holiday storm
Dairy farmers across southern Ontario are facing thousands of dollars in losses after a massive storm that started on December 23 shut down roads, preventing milk truck drivers from picking up milk and forcing farmers to dump their supply.