In the News

• Clara Mattei: capitalism is not natural - it’s enforced

• Vancouver Island Water Watch Coalition

• Corb Lund wants to 'save the soul' of Alberta from coal

• Living the high life: A record-breaking year for CEO pay in Canada

• Concordia study highlights new method of snowpack water measurement

• B.C. drought: Okanagan region issued Level 4 rating

• Will this be Vancouver's first snow-free winter in 43 years?

• Warming temperatures are shrinking snowpack in key Canadian watersheds, study suggests

• Why Fracking Firms Should Pay for a $100-Million Water Pipeline - Vancouver Island Water Watch Coalition

• Artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure, particularly the data centres required to power it, poses several contamination risks in Canada through its intense use of water, massive energy consumption, and contribution to electronic waste

• Investigation finds disturbing contamination at ex-GM site slated for housing

• Allan Adam arrest by RCMP not racially motivated ASIRT

• Human Rights Watch - Make it Safe

• Environmental & Science Engineering - New plant solved Saddle Lake Cree Nation’s water quality issues

• First Nations Drinking Water Settlement

• Unsafe to drink

• Indigenous leaders call for Bruce County mayor to resign after ‘denigrating’ and ‘racist’ comments caught on tape

• Bruce County mayor resigns after accusing First Nation in Ontario of Being ‘Poor and unclean’ in recording

• Sask. First Nation says it won’t lift long-term boil water advisory until every house has direct water line

• PFAS: US limits 'forever chemicals' in Tap Water for first time

• The Water Crisis in Canada's First Nations Communities

• Canadian government: Please stop greenwashing tar sands pipelines

• No hope for reconciliation until Canada solves water crisis

• Blue Triton closing Aberfoyle water bottling plant

• Uruguay in muddy waters as it looks to avoid another crisis

• Charlie Angus is one of the few politicians who has always been eager to learn and act for safe drinking water in all First Nations communities.