Catchers of the rye: Michigan whiskey makers revive grain from Great Lakes shipwreck
Recovering 146-year-old rye seeds from the frigid depths of Lake Huron and using them to grow a fresh crop seems like a long ...
Rye seeds were lost in Great Lakes shipwreck for 146 years. Now, they could make whiskey.
Michigan scientists and a whiskey distiller are on a quest to resurrect historical varieties of rye and use them to make ...
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No, Ships Aren’t Disappearing in the Great Lakes Triangle
Discover more about the "Bermuda Triangle" of the Great Lakes and why some think ships have gone missing there.
Guest column: How 5,000 Christmas trees sank in Great Lakes ship disaster
On Nov. 23, 1912, the overloaded Rouse Simmons, carrying 5,000 Christmas trees, foundered in a fierce blizzard off Kewaunee, ...
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Did you know about the antidepressant fish in the Great Lakes? Or about its sunken ships and terrorizing pirates? There is so much to know about Lake Michigan, Superior, Huron, Erie, and Ontario ...
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Iconic Halifax tugboat Theodore Too partially sunk at Ontario dock
An iconic tugboat that was a fixture in Halifax Harbour for 21 years has partially sunk in Ontario. Theodore Too, based on ...
This ship wreckage is more than 10 metres long — and it washed up in Ontario
Residents of Erieau, Ont., are used to little bits of wood washing up on their shore — but not one weighing around three or ...
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Au Sable lighthouse keeper’s logbook details gnarly 1876 winter storm on Lake Superior
GRAND MARAIS, MI -- Being the eyes and ears of the “Beacon of the Shipwreck Coast” was a daunting task for the early ...