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Updated July 7, 2020. High water levels are not expected on Lake Ontario. The forecast is now on a gradual lowering trend, and the risk of flooding...
Updated July 7, 2020. High water levels are not expected on Lake Ontario. The forecast is now on a gradual lowering trend, and the risk of flooding low. Lake Ontario water levels depend primarily on three factors: (1) Inflows from Lake Erie, which are unregulated and account for approximately 85% of inflows into Lake...
Updated July 7, 2020. High water levels are not expected on Lake Ontario. The forecast is now on a gradual lowering trend, and the risk of flooding low. Lake Ontario water levels depend primarily on three factors: (1) Inflows from Lake Erie, which are unregulated and account for approximately 85% of inflows into Lake...
Previously updated: April 26, 2018 UPDATE: Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) crews have removed the debris that was blocking the...
Previously updated: April 26, 2018 UPDATE: Toronto and Region...
Previously updated: April 26, 2018 UPDATE: Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) crews have removed the debris that was blocking the trails near the Doris McCarthy Trail and the Guild construction route and access to the water’s...