Thursday, July 23, 2026

Women’s Water Commission

Anishinabek Nation hosts 2026 Water Gathering

July 23, 2026
Indigenous, Ontario, Protection, Watersheds

The Anishinabek Nation hosts the second annual Water Gathering: Gchi-Gami Maamwi Nweshkdaading Nibi Onji (Great Lakes Gathering – For the Sake of Water) to bring…

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Women’s Water Commission

Anishinabek Nation hosts 2026 Water Gathering

Q&A: Dr. Anne Pasek pulls back the curtain on data centre water demands

New research on drought urges shift from crisis response to community resilience

Vancouver completes major sewer and street upgrades in Marpole

Alberta taking action to stop the spread of goldfish and other invasive fish species

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GNWT and Canada Water Agency commit to shared freshwater priorities