Freshwater Policy

Alt text: Panoramic view of a scenic waterfront with greenery and colorful trees. A historic building with a distinctive clock tower sits on a hill overlooking the water. The sky is partly cloudy, adding depth to the horizon. / Vue panoramique dun bord de mer pittoresque avec de la verdure et des arbres colorés. Un bâtiment historique avec une tour dhorloge distinctive se trouve sur une colline surplombant leau. Le ciel est partiellement nuageux, ajoutant de la profondeur à lhorizon.

Freshwater groups at forefront of efforts to modernize federal environmental laws

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After almost two years of consultation, last month, the federal government tabled two bills in the House of Commons that will make significant changes to two of Canada’s oldest and most important laws for freshwater protection. Reforms to the Fisheries Act and the Navigation Protection Act are part of a broader effort by the federal government to reform Canada’s […]

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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

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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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