The St. Lawrence River is the only natural outlet to the Great Lakes, with a drainage basin of over 3/4 of a million square kilometers. It connects the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean. It is the ...

Freshwater fish migrated down the St. Lawrence River; saltwater fish, sea urchins, sea stars, plankton, and whales arrived from the Atlantic. The thumb of land known as Cape Breton Island ...

Some Lake Ontario salmon may also have migrated to the Atlantic Ocean through the St. Lawrence River. Atlantic salmon have a homing instinct, and generally return to the same stream they left as ...

ALMOST 2,000 miles by car from the shores of Lake Ontario to the estuary of St Lawrence River is retold at the next Trinity ...