- Article on SUP4MS in the Local magazine. Click here

H2Ontario: Cowabunga! Lake of gnarly waves - read article

- Mike on CBC TV and the Paddle for MS - August 1st, 2010

- Surf Ontario on Global News July 28th, 2010

- Surf Ontario on Rogers TV - Exploring York Region July/August 2010

- Surf Ontario & SUP featured in the Toronto Star July 25th, 2010 It’s the closest thing to walking on water... read more

- Surf Ontario featured in Get Out There Magazine May/June 2010

Stand Up Paddling Comes to Canada.....read more

- Surf Ontario featured in Lake Erie Living June 2010

- Smart Box 2010  

-  An article and photographs in the  Torontoist - "For Lake Ontario Surfers, Winter is No Obstacle"

A good read.

-  Surfing in the winter - CSMonitor.com Their form-fitting, neoprene black wet suits stand out in sharp relief as Mike Sandusky and Rob Baytor plow through untouched snow.... read more

-  Smartbox 2011 - Ontario might not be the first place that springs to mind when you’re thinking about catching some waves… read more

- Surfing - Spring Sessions in Ontario - SBC Surf Magazine

- Host Sarah explores her adventurous side and learns the trendy sport of SUP with Surf Ontario… link

- Hanging 10? On Lake Erie! Great Lakes have attracted waves of surfers for years… link

Surfing the Grand

Surfing on the Grand River? No way, no waves! But add a paddle and larger board into the equation and you have Stand Up Paddle Boarding (SUP)....read more

Above picture are from an article in the  Torontoist - "For Lake Ontario Surfers, Winter is No Obstacle" A good read.

Scarborough Bluffs a not-so-secret surf spot - Jessica Lee

On windy mornings in the fall at the Scarborough Bluffs, one may happen to see a group of neoprene-clothed surfers bobbing in the lake while waiting to catch a wave…. Read more

On the final Saturday in January, Environment Canada issued a gale warning for mariners braving the frigid waters of eastern Lake Ontario: expect flurries and wind gusts of 30 knots, plus four to five metre swells. Closer to shore, along a rock-strewn beach, the air temperature hovered at a cool zero degrees, with a wind chill of minus six.

High swells, low temps, and perfect waves: wax-up the long boards, dudes, it’s surf season in Toronto.

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Surf Ontario might just be the perfect representative of Toronto’s surfing scene: Tucked away in an easy-to-miss building on Eastern Avenue, you have to walk through an art gallery just to get to it. The shop—a long, narrow room lined with surfboards, paddleboards, and skateboards….

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Surfing at Bluffer's Park in Toronto

Toronto, not typically known for its surfing conditions, attracted about 40 surfers in a competition called "the Freshest Wave" held by Surf Ontario.

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