News on Ontario

The Thousand Islands

2010-11-29T14:42:39Z

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OTTAWA, The Capital of Canada

2010-11-03T01:02:14Z

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Real Canadian Travel Store Gives You Things To Do In Ontario

2010-11-03T01:27:21Z

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Travel Tidbits

2010-10-03T01:00:52Z

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Kids' Stuff, Shows and Activities in Ontario

2010-10-01T21:20:01Z

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Can Climate Change Cause Conservation?

2010-09-10T14:48:17Z

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Canadian police track down stolen tiger, two camels

2010-06-22T12:16:12Z

Canadian police tracked down a tiger and two camels stolen last week while en route to a zoo in Ontario province, an official told AFP Tuesday.

The animals were found overnight after thieves snatched them from a motel parking lot in rural Quebec Friday where their handlers had stopped to rest.

"It seems the thieves took good care of them," said Quebec provincial police spokesman, Sergean...

Visiting Ontario On Your Next Road Trip

2010-10-06T02:45:37Z

Much like its provincial neighbor to the east, Ontario is filled with both urban capitals of culture and wild lands rarely explored. Consider it the best of both worlds. The barrenness of the Hudson Bay shoreline dominates the northern landscape southward until becoming a crowded collection of Canadian cities that mark the shoreline of four of the five Great Lakes. But fear not, the most populated of Canadian provinces has more than its fair share of outdoor escapes for its visitors and local...

Niagara

2010-10-22T10:26:10Z

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Brantford

2010-10-22T09:20:15Z

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Jefferson

2010-10-22T08:58:51Z

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Canadian realist painter Ken Danby dies during canoeing trip at age 67

2010-09-09T23:15:58Z

Canadian realist painter Ken Danby, best known for his 1972 painting "At the Crease," depicting a masked hockey goaltender, has died. He was 67.

Greg McKee, manager of the Danby Studio in Guelph, Ontario, said Danby was believed to have suffered a heart attack while canoeing Sunday in Canada's Algonqu...

Sunset magazine: Western waterfalls

2010-09-08T19:49:48Z

Sunset Magazine: Waterfalls of the West

Niagara Falls, located on the border of New York and Ontario, is probably North America's most famous waterfall.

But there are plenty of waterfalls ou...

Fearing an Invader

2010-11-26T01:30:10Z

In this photo taken Wednesday, Nov. 10, 2010, commercial fisherman Jack Liddle, left, and license holder Don Loewen stand beside the Lake Erie port at Wheatley, Ontario. Local fishermen are already squeezed by the economy and catch regulations, and they fear Asian carp could devastate their liveli...

Maple Leafs Senators Hockey

2010-09-29T19:45:19Z

Toronto Maple Leafs goaltenderJean-Sebastien Giguere makes a save against the Ottawa Senators during first-period preseason NHL hockey game action in Ottawa, Ontario, Wed...

Sabres Senators Hockey

2010-09-28T19:30:20Z

Ottawa Senators' Andre Benoit is knocked into his own goalie, Robin Lehner, during the second period against the Buffalo Sabres in a preseason NHL hockey game in Dundas,

Niagara Falls Survivor

2010-07-16T16:16:03Z

FILE - In this July 11, 1960 photo, 7-year-old Roger Woodward is embraced by his father, George Woodward, at Greater Niagara Falls, Ontario, after Roger survived a 162-foot tumble over Horseshoe Falls. This year marks the 50th anniversary of the incident. (AP Photo, File)

World Summit

2010-06-27T15:30:36Z

Police officers in riot gear watch as a group of protesters walk away from a temporary detention center in Toronto, Ontario Sunday, June 27, 2010. People had gathered to demand the release of protesters who were arrested during the G20 Summit. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press,