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Loblaw Water Fund: Together at the Humber River

July 9, 2014

On Canadian Rivers Day, I joined my neighbours to learn more about Toronto’s largest watershed, the Humber, thanks to the Loblaw Water Fund. Read More

On Canadian Rivers Day, I joined my neighbours to learn more about Toronto’s largest watershed, the Humber, thanks to...
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Checking on the health of Canada’s Great River

July 4, 2014

We looked at the water, fish, and bugs of one of the last remaining large wild rivers in the world. Read More

We looked at the water, fish, and bugs of one of the last remaining large wild rivers in the...
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Flow shaping the health of the North Saskatchewan River

July 3, 2014

Water flow is the deciding factor for the health of the North Saskatchewan River Read More

Water flow is the deciding factor for the health of the North Saskatchewan River
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Water for people, people for water

July 1, 2014

This Canada Day, help us kick off our celebration of water and people! Read More

This Canada Day, help us kick off our celebration of water and people!
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Turtle Tuesdays: Why Turtles Need Healthy Waters

July 1, 2014

Turtles are one of the most endangered groups of animals on the planet – and they rely on healthy waters to survive and thrive. Read More

Turtles are one of the most endangered groups of animals on the planet – and they rely on healthy...
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Reflecting on the health of Canada’s waters

June 30, 2014

We’re checking on the health of all Canada’s waters; 25% of the way along, here’s where we stand. Read More

We’re checking on the health of all Canada’s waters; 25% of the way along, here’s where we stand.
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Meet Our Species of the Month: the Wood Duck!

May 15, 2014

WWF-Canada and TELUS are partnering to support the conservation of Canadian wildlife, like the wood duck. Read More

WWF-Canada and TELUS are partnering to support the conservation of Canadian wildlife, like the wood duck.
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Freshwater Health Assessment of the Peel – a Wilderness River Basin

May 12, 2014

Data deficiency was a common thread in WWF-Canada’s recent release of Freshwater Health Assessments - this was also the case for the Peel River. Read More

Data deficiency was a common thread in WWF-Canada’s recent release of Freshwater Health Assessments - this was also the...
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How healthy is the LaHave River?

April 21, 2014

WWF-Canada’s Freshwater Health Assessment paints national river health picture Read More

WWF-Canada’s Freshwater Health Assessment paints national river health picture
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Information shortage for one Canada’s largest rivers, the Liard

April 17, 2014

How healthy is the Liard River in Canada’s north? We can’t be sure without more data Read More

How healthy is the Liard River in Canada’s north? We can’t be sure without more data
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Working together for water: the Loblaw Water Fund

April 15, 2014

The Loblaw Water Fund is a new granting program for charities working in watersheds across Canada. The fund will help ensure that Canada’s waters become and stay healthy, making them available for all... Read More

The Loblaw Water Fund is a new granting program for charities working in watersheds across Canada. The fund...
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Caring for Canada’s waters: understanding water health

March 21, 2014

Canada’s waters are a national treasure; ensuring their health is a national responsibility. Read More

Canada’s waters are a national treasure; ensuring their health is a national responsibility.
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