Trying to figure out where plastics end up
You may see orange water bottles floating in Lake Ontario.
And if you do, you should probably leave them alone .
They were actually put there on purpose and aren’t yet another example of plastic pollution in our Great Lakes.
The bottles have GPS trackers attached to them so that University of Toronto researchers can track where litter in Toronto Harbour ends up.
The researchers are trying to identify potential accumulation zones.
NRP Warn of Opioid Overdose Surge
Teenagers Wanted After Welland Car Crash
Police say the stolen BMW was speeding, hit another vehicle
Nurse Practitioner Impacting Niagara Falls ER
Niagara Health says wait times shrinking
Grimsby, Port Colborne Honour Remembrance Day
Services also held in Niagara Falls, St. Catharines
St. Catharines Man Charged with Drug Dealing
Police say they've been investigating an individual over the last few months
Wainfleet Man Wins Lottery... 1st Time
He says his wife didn't believe him, she then rolled over and fell back asleep
MP Plans to Hear More Vaccine Injury Stories
Dean Allison, of Niagara West, says many people didn't get to speak in September
Cash Registers Stolen in Thorold B&Es