Celebrated on the 11th of February, The International Day of Women and Girls in Science is not just a global observance but rather a call to break down the barriers that have historically hindered women and girls from fully participating in science.

In the spirit of this important day, we’d like to highlight the remarkable women within our organization who have not only pursued but excelled in their scientific journeys.

Calling all anglers! The Great Lakes are home to some world-class ice fishing opportunities every winter. Check out this blog for some prime spots for you to drop a line this winter, or start planning next winter’s fishing trip.

It’s that time of year when you see metre high piles of road salt at the local shop for five bucks a bag. This means it is also time for crunchy sidewalks, dog booties, and salt-stained boots. Not only that, but road salts have a less obvious but severe impact on local waterbodies.

The weather outside may be frigid, but your activity level doesn't have to freeze. But before you head to the water for some frosty fun, make sure that you know how to stay safe by reading our top 7 ice tips.

Will you ring in the brand new year with a plunge into wintry waters? Whether you relish January 1’s icy swim events or whether you simply lost a bet at a New Year’s Eve party here are a few tips to keep you safe during this invigorating annual tradition.

Due to the uncertainty surrounding access to West Island, Swim Drink Fish will pause our water quality monitoring program at the West Island Beach for the foreseeable future. We’ve been grateful for the ability to support the many amazing folks who access our water quality results to make an informed decision about when they can access the waters at Ontario Place.