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Introduction More than a century ago, Atlantic Salmon were commonly found in Lake Ontario and its rivers. With European settlement came an increase...
Introduction More than a century ago, Atlantic Salmon were commonly found in Lake Ontario and its rivers. With European settlement came an increase in negative impacts on aquatic habitat such as deforestation, pollution and construction barriers. As a result, the population drastically decreased and by 1898 they were extirpated (locally extinct) from Lake Ontario....
Introduction More than a century ago, Atlantic Salmon were commonly found in Lake Ontario and its rivers. With European settlement came an increase in negative impacts on aquatic habitat such as deforestation, pollution and construction barriers. As a result, the population drastically decreased and by 1898 they were extirpated (locally extinct) from Lake Ontario....
Archaeological investigations in the Greater Toronto Area have identified nearly 300 sites related to Indigenous occupation — a powerful...
Archaeological investigations in the Greater Toronto Area have...
Archaeological investigations in the Greater Toronto Area have identified nearly 300 sites related to Indigenous occupation — a powerful reminder that this area has been the homeland of Indigenous peoples for more than 10,000 years. Each site...