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OTTAWA, ON (October 6, 2014)— A delegation from Wildsight’s Living Lakes Canada team attended the Living Waters Rally held in Ottawa this week. The rally brought together 110 delegates [...]

Waders on and bug sampling net in hand, I wander through the topaz blue, crystal clear water of the Flathead River. This river is a tributary of the Columbia River, […]

A heavy grey fog hangs over the massive Athabasca River. Looking out the microbus window, my mind wanders to memories of last year’s tar sands Healing Walk. Apprehension and nostalgia […]

“I’ll have a triple-triple,” the man in line at the counter says. Considering the drive we’ve had, this doesn’t seem like a bad idea, although not one we’re used to […]

The environmental foundation Global Nature Fund (GNF) proclaims the Philippine’s Lake Sampaloc and the six other crater lakes in San Pablo City, Province Laguna, as the “Threatened Lake of the [...]

In September 2013, Living Lakes Canada hosted a Watershed Governance Symposium – Think Like a Watershed in Fairmont, BC which sparked some ideas about the future of water in the […]

Eastern Charlotte Waterways hosted the third Annual New Brunswick Lakes Conference. The theme of this year’s conference was ‘Inspiring Stewardship.’ The goal of the event was to help establish a [...]

Written by Kerry Freek, Water Canada Photo by Stefan Lorimer taken in Pangnurtung Inlet, Nunavut In advance of his keynote presentation at the upcoming Columbia Basin Watershed Network Symposium, [...]

In 2010, Gord Bluesky, the lands and resources manager for Brokenhead Ojibway Nation, received a disturbing photograph in his inbox. “One of my community members was at Patricia Beach. It was [...]

Vancouver – Ethical beauty retailer, LUSH Fresh Handmade Cosmetics is proud to announce they are taking back the tap by saying no to bottled water, and want the public to do the […]