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Alt text: The image shows the Canadian Parliament buildings in Ottawa, featuring the prominent Gothic Revival architecture under a sky with soft, colorful clouds. The copper roofs and stone facades are illuminated by warm lighting. / Limage montre les édifices du Parlement canadien à Ottawa, mettant en avant larchitecture néogothique sous un ciel animé de nuages doux et colorés. Les toits de cuivre et les façades en pierre sont illuminés par un éclairage chaleureux.

Federal Priorities for Fresh Water – Mandates given

On Friday, for the first time in history, Federal ministerial mandate letters were made public. Among many directives, the mandate letters called on various ministers to: Immediately review Canada’s environmental assessment processes to provide robust oversight and thorough assessments.  Renew the federal government’s commitment to the Great Lakes, the St. Lawrence River and the lake Winnipeg Basin Act on recommendations […]

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Alt text: A group of people canoeing on a calm river surrounded by lush green trees. They are wearing life jackets, and the sunlight filters through the foliage, creating dappled patterns on the water. / Un groupe de personnes fait du canoë sur une rivière calme entourée darbres verts luxuriants. Ils portent des gilets de sauvetage et la lumière du soleil traverse le feuillage, créant des motifs tachetés sur leau.

Collaborative voice calls for healthy waters

First posted at: http://www.raincommunitysolutions.ca/en/news/. Protecting Canada’s fresh waters should be on the next federal government’s agenda, whichever party wins on October 19. And curbing runoff pollution needs to be on the agenda. This is a key message in Federal leadership for our living waters (et en français), a call to action for the next government of Canada that

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Alt text: A yellow water level gauge marked with measurements from 80 to 120 stands partially submerged in a body of water. The surface is slightly rippled, and a rock is visible near the gauge. / Un jauge de niveau deau jaune avec des mesures de 80 à 120 est partiellement immergé dans une masse deau. La surface est légèrement ondulée et un rocher est visible près du jauge.

Network Priorities for 2021 to 2022 – Data Development Updates

In our 2021 Network priorities survey, we asked you, our members, where we should invest the most time and effort to develop data in our Shared Measurement System over the coming year.  The Shared Measurement System acts as a collective vision guiding us towards achieving our ambitious goal of “all waters in Canada in good health by 2030.” It’s

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