Sushi coming out of deep freeze in Ontario
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Sushi lovers in Ontario are breathing a collective sigh of relief after the provincial government backed down on a plan to ban sale of raw fish that had not been frozen.
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HALIFAX (CP) - Atlantic Canada's first blizzard of the season came crashing through the front door of Phyllis Carr's family fish business.
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By Bruce R. Posten, Reading Eagle, Pa.  Mar. 5--IN WINTER'S WANING days, ice retreats from the banks of French Creek; a cannon lies locked in layers of ice next to a stack of pig iron bars; and a water wheel remains motionless.
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By WILLIAM KATES REDFIELD, N.Y. - The snow just won't stop. Intense lake-effect snow squalls that buried communities along eastern Lake Ontario for nine straight days diminished Sunday - then started up again early Monday.
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By WILLIAM KATES MEXICO, N.Y. - Before weekend squalls add to the 8 feet of snow already on the ground, the communities along eastern Lake Ontario needed the dry respite they got Friday. &quot;Have to move fast.
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Snow. Floods. Icy winds. Maybe even a tornado. South Africans are facing one of their harshest winters in years, with at least four deaths blamed on flooding from heavy rain that has caused travel delays in the south and west of the country.
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TOKYO -- On a recent business trip to Colorado, Japan's agriculture minister, Toshikatsu Matsuoka, popped into an inviting Japanese restaurant in the Denver suburbs with a hankering for a taste of back home. What he found instead was something he considered a high culinary crime -- sushi served on...
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Giving sushi-lovers reason to dine out, the Ontario government is set to rescind its ban on such fresh, raw seafood delicacies. &quot;At the end of the day, the message for consumers is that the sushi and sashimi
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JORDAN, Ontario -- It's almost midnight. Snow flurries ride down on the breath of a starless sky, and the 15-degree air pricks at bare skin. It's a perfect time, Len Pennachetti concludes, to go out in a field and pick grapes.
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By FROM STAFF REPORTS  Cold and snow, cold and snow! It's a perfect time to head to your local lake and participate in one of the many ice fishing derbies on tap over the next couple of weeks.  Here are a few offerings:  .
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Seeking relief from urban heat, Toronto has tapped into Lake Ontario's frigid depths to cool downtown office buildings. The "waste" is used as drinking water.
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ST. JOHN'S, N.L. (CP) - Scientists in Canada and abroad are puzzled by photographs that appear to show a skeleton jutting out of an iceberg that recently drifted past Newfoundland's east coast.
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Tens of thousands of people in Eastern  Canada could be without electricity until the end of the week,  officials said on Monday, after an early winter blizzard downed  power lines and crumpled transmission towers.
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By Barry Adams, The Wisconsin State Journal  Feb. 5--Craig Schlicht knows firsthand about the cruelty of a Wisconsin winter.   First, he waited, as it took until Jan. 18 for enough ice to form to safely pull his 4-by-8-foot shanty onto Lake Waubesa.
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By Bob Lamb, La Crosse Tribune, Wis.  Dec. 14--Ice fishing has been put on hold due to warm temperatures and treacherous ice conditions. Ice fishermen were out in full force through last weekend, but the recent warming trend has eroded ice.
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CALGARY (CP) - Farmers reported record numbers for grain stocks across the Prairies this year, but a crippling August frost, followed by soggy harvest conditions, took their toll on quality.
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Harsh winter weather is threatening to cut off more than 300,000 survivors of last year's killer South Asian earthquake from critical food supplies, the United Nations warned Monday as the season's first snows began to fall.