Heather took a Great Lakes road trip to the International Agency of Great Lakes Research Annual Conference

Justin Smith can officially add ‘water quality monitoring’ to his resume.

Sandy Herkimer reflects on her recent experience at Coldplay in Toronto

Mark Mattson reflects on his time on the West Coast with Swim Drink Fish

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.