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An all-sky camera network captured a bright fireball traveling at an unusual speed. If you see one, what will you do?

The federal government has privately sanctioned several Canadian recycling companies for shipping illegal, unsorted household trash to developing countries, but is keeping the list of names of those caught violating environmental and international laws secret from the public, a Fifth Estate/Enquête investigation has found.

At 11:37 PM on Sunday, April 17th, 2022, a brilliant fireball was seen throughout southern Ontario by a network of all-sky cameras. According to the video data, bits of the meteor are most likely to have landed near the eastern coast of Lake Simcoe, approximately north of the town of Argyle.

A fireball that dropped from space Sunday night may have scattered meteorites when it fell near the eastern shore of Lake Simcoe, a Western University…

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The region might be currently under a winter weather travel advisory, but late last night, there was a fireball that lit up the sky north of Toronto.

The federal government committed $19.6 million to protect large lakes and rivers in Ontario, including Lake Simcoe.

After two years of COVID-19 restrictions and limited international tourists, tourism operators in parts of Ontario are getting some help.

Seven organizations filed the lawsuit against Steven Guilbeault last week after twice requesting Ottawa intervene in the proposed 16.2-kilometre Bradford Bypass, which would connect Highway 400 to Highway 404 just south of Lake Simcoe.

More than a dozen people joined Innisfil ward 5 councillor, Kenneth Fowler for a frigid dip off the dock at Fridya Habour to raise money for two important charities.