Jim Kennard and his partners were wrapping up their season of searching for historic shipwrecks on Lake Ontario's eastern end when they decided to make one last sweep of the lake bottom with their sonar equipment. Their "Hail Mary" effort earlier this month paid off with the discovery of the shipwreck of the Roberval, 128-foot Canadian steamer that sank nearly a century ago, killing two of the vessel's nine crew members. The Roberval was one of only two sunken steel-clad ships still undiscovered in the lake, which made it a much sought-after find by Great Lakes shipwreck hunters, Kennard said this week.

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