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Why are there so many Canada geese? 
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Why are there so many Canada geese? 

Ask any Canadian, and they probably know someone who has been chased by a Canada goose at some point in their life. The species is a long-standing part of Canadian heritage, and their characteristic V-shaped flying formation often symbolizes the change of seasons.

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Thank You for Supporting Artists for Water 2024
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Thank You for Supporting Artists for Water 2024

Our community in Toronto came together to celebrate art, music, and clean water in a big way!

More than 275 supporters gathered at the Globe & Mail Centre to attend a special evening that raised over $485,000 towards swimmable, drinkable, fishable water for everyone.

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Predictive Models 101
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Predictive Models 101

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is taking the world by storm. You might have even noticed it beside water quality results online. Let’s talk about what that means and what it says about harmful bacteria that might be present in the water.

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Adopt-a-Site Program: Empowering Community Science
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Adopt-a-Site Program: Empowering Community Science

In our ongoing efforts to foster water literacy and community engagement, we’re excited to spotlight the recent success of our Adopt-a-Site Program. The Kew-Balmy group has been an incredible example of community initiative. This dedicated group of local cold-water enthusiasts has taken water quality monitoring into their own hands.

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