The Toronto and Region Conservation Authority has issued a shoreline hazard warning that applies to areas along Lake Ontario and the islands. Lake Ontario’s water level is approaching 75.5 metres above sea level. During the flooding of Toronto Islands in April 2017, the water level reached a high of 75.93 metres. Responding to increasing water levels, the TRCA issued a shoreline warning that applies to areas along Lake Ontario and the islands. The International Lake Ontario - St. Lawrence River Board is forecasting that lake water levels are expected to keep rising until late May or early June.

Source: thestar May 01, 2019 01:26 UTC