Friday, April 17, 2026

Barren Lands

Significant steps announced to protect Manitoba’s Seal River Watershed

April 17, 2026
Conservation, Governance, Manitoba, News, Watersheds

The governments of Canada and Manitoba and the Seal River Watershed Alliance have announced investment to protect the Seal River Watershed in northern Manitoba. The…

Significant steps announced to protect Manitoba’s Seal River Watershed

Ontario puts $11.5 million toward aging dams across province

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Barren Lands

Significant steps announced to protect Manitoba’s Seal River Watershed

Ontario puts $11.5 million toward aging dams across province

Commonly used fertilizer linked to Prairies freshwater quality loss

Oshawa secures $3.2 million from Ontario for water infrastructure improvements

Water treatment to resume at Eagle Gold Mine in Yukon

Regina resumes McCarthy Boulevard sewer renewal

Canada, Saskatchewan invest more than $25.9 million in province-wide water infrastructure