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Shawn in MontrealEngineers and scientists are warning communities around the Great Lakes to prepare for a future with more extreme water level fluctuations.
A report published this year by Natural Resources Canada warns that "climate change may affect net water supplies" to the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence River over the next few decades.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/science/climate-change-st-lawrence-river-1.6695258
What one region's water level woes reveal about climate change and the St. Lawrence River | CBC News
Strolling along the shore on Ault Island, Cliff Steinburg points to the end of his dock. He says this summer there was less than a foot of water there, making it impossible to launch a boat. While the river has since stabilized, Steinburg worries what next year will bring to a region known for its fishing, beaches, and boating.