Governance
Posted: October 28, 2025
Taking care of the river starts at the municipal level
With the 2025 Quebec municipal elections approaching, we want to highlight the important role of municipalities in safeguarding our waterways and what to keep in mind when your municipality goes to the polls.
Continue Reading >Posted: May 8, 2025
Building Ties in the Lake Temiskaming Region
What do farmers, scientists, mayors, conservationists, Algonquin community members, and community leaders have in common? Last month, they all came together on the shores of Lake Temiskaming for the annual Building Ties meeting to talk about something that connects them all: the health of the lake.
Continue Reading >Posted: February 13, 2025
2025: A big election year for the river
This blog offers a guide to voters on the issues that impact the Ottawa River they can ask their candidates about, drawing from Ottawa Riverkeeper’s 2024 Watershed Report Card.
Continue Reading >Posted: May 22, 2024
Under Threat: New Report Card provides Ottawa River with a poor grade
Ottawa Riverkeeper has released a new, comprehensive Watershed Report Card for the Ottawa River. The results tell a story of a watershed under threat from recent human activity. Development, land use, and climate change are reshaping Canada’s capital river system.
Continue Reading >Posted: September 17, 2021
Election issues and the Ottawa River watershed
With the federal election looming, we thought it would be a good time to share Ottawa Riverkeeper’s main areas of concern, to inspire you when considering who to vote for.
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