government help for Great Lakes water levels

[kickingfrog]

There may be a light at the end of the tunnel, and it might not be a train.

 

http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2013/04/29/great_lakes_to_get_relief_from_low_water_levels_porter.html

Edited April 30, 2013 by kickingfrog

[fishindevil]

not sure if its me,but i cant see the link?? it just shows up blank??????? just sayin

[bdox]

http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2013/04/29/great_lakes_to_get_relief_from_low_water_levels_porter.html

[kickingfrog]

Sorry, might be because I linked it from my phone.

 

Thanks for the other link.

[Dara]

Now that the Mississippi is flooding they won't need to suck all of our water from the Great lakes

[aplumma]

 

 

 

Art

[NAW]

"Since its high point in 1997, we’ve lost two metres of water"

 

That's is insane.

 

I used to launch from Vic Harb. I think that launch is not longer usable. They where planning to dredge it, but I herd they are second guessing that now too...

[irishfield]

I can find out on that pretty quick Nick... with Son working for the township.

 

Thing is.. all these people that bought "waterfront" in the last 40 years that are now high and dry, it wasn't waterfront originally. My wife grew up on Sturgeon Bay about the time she started pre-kindergarden, and her father still has a copy of the survey and they had 268 feet of front yard. When I was there for the first time in 1981 it was about 95 feet of front yard. Guess what... there is about 265 feet of front yard again...

[Roy]

Buy at high tide, sell at low tide.

[spincast]

Didnt take too much to bring their attention into focus,

http://www.thestar.com/news/world/2013/04/29/chicheemaun_ferry_season_delayed_by_low_water_levels_on_lake_huron.html

 

need a fire ladder to get on and off the ferry