This Breaking Water features Winona Pugh. Winona is currently the Chair for Friends of Tod Creek Watershed. In this feature, Winona tells us all about how she got involved in the movement and what has been the most rewarding part of her time with the organization thus far.

We are thrilled to announce our newest hub in Victoria, British Columbia is up and running! We wanted to take this opportunity to learn more about Katie Wilson, the Victoria Community Based Water Monitoring Coordinator. She tells us about herself and gives us some insight into how things have been going on the West Coast.

This Breaking Water features Angela DeMontigny. Angela is an internationally-renowned Indigenous Canadian designer, an artist, an entrepreneur, a mentor, a visionary, a mom, and so much more. In this Breaking Water, she discusses All Our Relations, the importance of public art installations, and the interconnectedness of our planet.

This Breaking Water highlights Bonny Glambeck and Dan Lewis from Clayoquot Action. We delve into the history of the organization and the movement behind it, how to get involved, and how people power can make a significant change in our society.

This Breaking Water segment highlights Rui Pimenta and Layne Hinton. They are the co-creators of Public Sweat; a fusion of art and sauna culture. They talk about how to project got started and the power of community they’ve discovered throughout the journey. 

Swim Drink Fish is highlighting members of our incredible ecosystem. This Breaking Water segment features Inda Intiar. Inda tells us about her role at SOI, her connection to water, and how to get involved in protecting the planet!