Category: Ontario

There is a wide variety of fish species found in Georgian Bay including: Northern Pike, Walleye, Georgian Bay, Smallmouth and Largemouth Bass, Longnose Gar, perch, sunfish, and more. We saw boaters and kayakers out chasing bass, and anglers of all ages fishing from the docks and along the shore at the park. Is Sturgeon Bay […]

four walleye. Ontario and Canadian residents with sports licences can catch four walleye, and those with a conservation licence can catch two. Non-residents with a sports or conservation licence can keep two walleye; both can catch not more than one greater than 46 cm. How many walleye can I keep in Ontario? Walleye catch-and-keep limits […]

In the spring, put on a small Original Floating Rapala or Thunderstick and troll really slow right along the shoreline. The Walleyes will be in 2 to 4 feet of water. Red, Blue, Chartreuse, and Fire tiger are the best colors in the spring. If you keep trolling past a spot and hit Walleyes, then […]

Conceptually, the province of Ontario is usually divided into two regions: Southern Ontario and Northern Ontario. Most of the arable land is found in the south. Besides, a large portion of the population lives in southern Ontario. Ontario borders Manitoba, Hudson Bay, James Bay, and Quebec. What provinces border Ontario? Ontario is bounded by Quebec […]

June Weather in Toronto Canada. Daily high temperatures increase by 8°F, from 68°F to 75°F, rarely falling below 59°F or exceeding 84°F. Daily low temperatures increase by 8°F, from 53°F to 60°F, rarely falling below 45°F or exceeding 68°F. Is June warm in Ontario? The average temperature in Ontario in June for a typical day […]

With easy access to Wasaga Beach and Blue Mountain, Collingwood is one of Ontario’s top retirement destinations. With a sizable percentage of residents in their retirement years, this city is a desirable retirement community. Is Collingwood a good place to retire? With 30% of the population being at the retirement age, and a relatively low […]

In Toronto, the summers are comfortable; the winters are freezing, snowy, and windy; and it is partly cloudy year round. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 17°F to 78°F and is rarely below 1°F or above 85°F. What is the weather like in Ontario Canada year round? Average daytime temperatures […]

There are two relatively large protected native prairie remnant reserves in Ontario: The Ojibway Prairie Nature Reserve in Windsor and Alderville Black Oak Savanna near Rice Lake. Is Ontario a prairie province? Provinces And Territories Central Canada includes the provinces of Quebec and Ontario. The three Prairie Provinces are Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. Which provinces […]

Wikipedia tells us the Town was named for “the Blue Mountain”. But it turns out that is a reference to the “Blue Mountain Formation”, which runs from nearby Nottawasaga Bay south-east through Ontario, to the town of Whitby on the shores of Lake Ontario. Why are the Blue Mountains called the Blue Mountains Ontario? So, […]

Like most other provinces of Canada, Ontario has a continental climate. Northern Ontario has long, very cold winters and short summers. The southern part of the province, however, enjoys the tempering effect of the Great Lakes. Rainfall is distributed throughout the year. What’s Ontario’s climate? continentalOntario’s climate is continental, meaning the province experiences hot, humid […]