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Ontario-Québec Create Joint Committee to Protect Shared Water Resources

June 3, 2015

Last week the Provinces of Ontario and Québec strengthened their dedication to the protection and restoration of our shared water resources with the creation of a joint Ontario-Québec Committee on Water Management. Read More

Last week the Provinces of Ontario and Québec strengthened their dedication to the protection and restoration of our shared...
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WWF-Canada joins Ottawa Riverkeeper to support citizen science at AquaHacking event

May 28, 2015

Building on WWF’s Freshwater Health Assessment, Ottawa Riverkeeper, a 2015 WWF-Canada Loblaw Water Fund grantee, is filling in the data gaps and working to raise the profile of the Ottawa River. Read More

Building on WWF’s Freshwater Health Assessment, Ottawa Riverkeeper, a 2015 WWF-Canada Loblaw Water Fund grantee, is filling in the...
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A rallying call for Canada's Freshwater

October 10, 2014

This past weekend several members of WWF-Canada’s freshwater team attended the Living Waters Rally 2014. Read More

This past weekend several members of WWF-Canada’s freshwater team attended the Living Waters Rally 2014.
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Cleaning Up Montreal Shorelines

September 29, 2014

Last weekend I participated in The Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup in Montreal. Read More

Last weekend I participated in The Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup in Montreal.
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Found on our shorelines: umbrellas, tractor tires, fishing gear, cigarette butts and more!

September 23, 2014

This past weekend, thousands of volunteers across Canada took to their local beaches, lakes, rivers, streams and oceans for the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup, presented by Loblaw Companies Limited. Read More

This past weekend, thousands of volunteers across Canada took to their local beaches, lakes, rivers, streams and oceans for...
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Meet Our Species of the Month: the painted turtle!

September 9, 2014

WWF-Canada and TELUS are partnering to support the conservation of Canadian wildlife, like the painted turtle. Read More

WWF-Canada and TELUS are partnering to support the conservation of Canadian wildlife, like the painted turtle.
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Reflecting on the Health of Canada’s Waters: Bugs

July 23, 2014

By looking at bug communities in our water we can learn about its health. After assessing 25% of Canada’s water, we know we need more data. Read More

By looking at bug communities in our water we can learn about its health. After assessing 25% of Canada’s...
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Water, water everywhere, but not a drop to….see?

July 21, 2014

Evergreen, one of our Loblaw Water Fund recipients, shares with us the vital work they are doing to restore urban creeks in Vancouver and Toronto. Read More

Evergreen, one of our Loblaw Water Fund recipients, shares with us the vital work they are doing to restore...
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Looking for answers in the Rivers of the Great Slave Basin

July 21, 2014

The recent assessment of the rivers of the Great Slave Basin found that there was not enough data available to evaluate its health. Read More

The recent assessment of the rivers of the Great Slave Basin found that there was not enough data available...
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The Mackenzie River Basin: Six Freshwater Health Assessments later

July 11, 2014

How healthy is Canada’s largest river basin? WWF-Canada provides (some) answers! Read More

How healthy is Canada’s largest river basin? WWF-Canada provides (some) answers!
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Reflecting on the Health of Canada’s Waters: Flow

July 10, 2014

Environment flow is a measure of how water flows (or doesn’t) through a system. This is core to the health of the species we work so hard to protect. Read More

Environment flow is a measure of how water flows (or doesn’t) through a system. This is core to...
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Loblaw Water Fund: Together at the Humber River

July 9, 2014

On Canadian Rivers Day, I joined my neighbours to learn more about Toronto’s largest watershed, the Humber, thanks to the Loblaw Water Fund. Read More

On Canadian Rivers Day, I joined my neighbours to learn more about Toronto’s largest watershed, the Humber, thanks to...
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