Lost Villages: a monument to the need for citizen activism
Canadians aren't as willing to accept to big infrastructure projects in their front yards as they were in decades past.
LONG SAULT, Ont.—To some people along the St. Lawrence River south of Ottawa, July 1 has a very different meaning than it does to most everyone else.
They call July 1, 1958 “Inundation Day.”
At 8 a.m. that morning, engineers blew a cofferdam that unleashed the waters of the St. Lawrence...
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