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Article content LANCASTER — A longtime local recreational angler says perch are no longer plentiful in these parts, and he has a few theories why that’s the case. High on Lionel Poirier’s list? International Joint Commission efforts over the last few years to control water flows. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Fish tales? Cornwall perch angler theorizes on why he isn't catching many Back to video “The major cause is the loss of wildlife habitat,” said Poirier, 73, of Cornwall, who began fishing on Lake St. Francis near Lancaster over ...

Article content LANCASTER — A longtime local recreational angler says perch are no longer plentiful in these parts, and he has a few theories why that’s the case. High on Lionel Poirier’s list? International Joint Commission efforts over the last few years to control water flows. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Fish tales? Cornwall perch angler theorizes on why he isn't catching many Back to video “The major cause is the loss of wildlife habitat,” said Poirier, 73, of Cornwall, who began fishing on Lake St. Francis near Lancaster over ...

Article content Will the Great River Rapport be, well, great? Dr. Leigh McGaughey isn’t a neutral observer, but the research scientist, the GRR project lead and co-ordinator, certainly is entitled to an opinion. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Unique report on St. Lawrence River had input from 50 scientists Back to video “It’s already great!” McGaughey said enthusiastically, of what’s been a long-term effort going back to 2018, a project that’s taken its time as it continues flowing smoothly toward a finished product likely late this...

Article content Will the Great River Rapport be giving the Upper St. Lawrence River late this summer a grade of A, C or – gulp – E grade? The answer is, none of the above, or anything in between. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Great River Rapport will dive deeper into indicators and stats Back to video “There won’t be a grade of the river,” said report co-ordinator Dr. Leigh McGaughey. “It’s more of a conversation about the river.” The conversation has been going on for a while. The GRR won’t be officially released for a few m...