June marks Senior’s month in Ontario – a time to recognize, celebrate and honour the contributions of older adults across communities in Ontario

Heat Safety Tips for Seniors

May is a fantastic month to start a vegetable garden here in Ontario. With the risk of frost hopefully in the past across most of the province and soil temperatures warming up, it's the ideal time to plant a wide range of vegetables and herbs. Whether you're starting a small, raised bed or turning part of your backyard into a productive space, this guide will help you get started with seeding, nurturing, and maintaining your garden—and keeping it safe from curious animals. Ge

Kincardine Ontario's first settlers using a bit of savvy and some luck created a future for themselves and their families on the Lake Huron shoreline. On March 5, 1848, two adventurous men set out on a voyage that would signal the beginning of a new settlement on the Lake Huron shoreline. William Withers and Allan Cameron had spent the winter in Oxford County gathering supplies and preparing for life in the last unsettled region of what would become the Province of Ontario.

Zach Melnick (left) and Yvonne Drebert with their underwater robot, Kiyi; photo by Esme Batten When the husband-and-wife film-making team, Zach Melnick and Yvonne Drebert, was planning its latest film, discovering a 128-year-old shipwreck off the Bruce Peninsula wasn’t part of the script. But that’s what happened in June, 2023. Yvonne and Zach found the wreck while filming “All Too Clear: Beneath the Surface of the Great Lakes.” It’s about the invasion of quagga mussels which