Running a fairly straight north-to-south path, the Welland Canal is more than half a mile wide at its widest and 27.6 miles long, which equates to 24 nautical miles or 44.4 kilometers.

Lake Ontario, one of the region's five Great Lakes, is the only one that doesn't border Michigan. Here's what to know.

Two-way marine traffic resumed Monday night on the Welland Canal in Ontario, Canada after a power outage on Sunday led to a temporary suspension of navigation.. The St. Lawrence Seaway Management ...

The Welland Canal — a key link in the North American supply chain — is set to open on Wednesday following a three-month closure for maintenance. The canal connects Lake Ontario and Lake Erie ...

Two-way marine traffic resumed Monday night on the Welland Canal in Ontario, Canada after a power outage on Sunday led to a temporary suspension of navigation.The St. Lawrence Seaway Management ...

WELLAND, ONTARIO — Authorities in Canada are working to identify the three people killed in a crash late Saturday night, in Welland, Ontario. The community is located about 40 minutes west of ...

The Welland Canal is part of the St. Lawrence Seaway, a system of rivers, lakes, canals and locks that allows ocean-going ships to travel from the Gulf of St. Lawrence on Canada's east coast all ...

The Welland Canal was the one of the earliest centres for shipping and shipbuilding on the Great Lakes, enabling access to key staple markets, and supported Canada’s economic development and ...

The modern canal is its fourth iteration and began construction in 1913 before opening in 1932 (World War I slowed development). It connects Port Weller on Lake Ontario with Lake Erie's Port ...