Not to worry, these volcanoes don’t involve lava. They are actually ice volcanoes! Wind sweeps across Lake Ontario sending waves toward the shore. Some of that water flies up through the cracks ...

And if you look closely, you will still find patches of ice clinging to parts of Lake Ontario, especially along bays and waterways near Watertown. But how does this year compare to past winters?

while the open waters of deep lakes such as Michigan and Ontario rarely see ice cover. Lake Superior, while the largest and deepest of all the Great Lakes, is so far north into the colder winter ...

The major winter storm that hit Ontario and Quebec Saturday has continued to wreak havoc on Sunday, with tens of thousands of people in eastern Ontario without power.

So while photographers flock to the waterfront for some amazing pictures, officials warn against climbing onto the ice ...

Areas closer to Lake Ontario received more than three-quarters of an inch of ice accumulation. Ice storms result when freezing rain accumulates, a phenomenon created by falling snow passing ...

Along Lake Ontario, Environment Canada warned of up to 25 millimetres of ice accretion or more in places like Kingston, Belleville and Quinte West, with the possibility of widespread power outages.