The Shoreline
Journal

Every spring, rising waters threaten homes and infrastructure in small Ontario river towns. We look at why flooding keeps getting worse and what communities are doing about it.

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From modest family cottages to luxury estates, Muskoka waterfront has undergone a dramatic transformation that reflects broader shifts in wealth and rural life in Ontario.

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Sand and gravel operations near Ontario shorelines come with hidden environmental costs. Here is what residents and regulators should understand about the trade-offs.

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Selling a waterfront home requires a different strategy than selling a regular property. From staging the dock to timing the market, here is what works in Ontario.

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Lake Simcoe faces mounting pressure from development, phosphorus loading, and invasive species. How local groups are fighting to protect one of Ontario's most beloved lakes.

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Cold water kills faster than most paddlers realize. Before heading out on that first spring trip, here is what you need to know about hypothermia, gear, and preparation.

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Tiny plastic particles are showing up in Ontario lakes, rivers, and drinking water. Researchers are racing to understand the scope and the risks to both wildlife and humans.

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Waterfront property owners across Ontario are watching their land disappear. We cover the options, the costs, and the hard choices when erosion reaches your backyard.

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Ice fishing is a winter tradition in many Ontario shoreline communities. We guide beginners through the gear, the locations, and the culture of fishing on the hard water.

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Tourism brings jobs and revenue but also traffic, noise, and rising costs. In waterfront towns across Ontario, residents and developers are at odds over how much is too much.

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