We’re excited to introduce “Lake Ontario Waterkeeper’s Journal,” a new series featuring the personal observations and insights of Gregary Ford, our Lake Ontario Waterkeeper.

Today, March 8th, 2025, we’re joining the global celebration of International Women’s Day! We’re highlighting four women making a huge impact in the water world because when women lead, we all benefit.

While the visible scars of wildfires include scorched landscapes and displaced communities, there are some consequences that go unnoticed—especially when it comes to water quality

This blog talks about empowering communities to protect and advocate for swimmable, drinkable, fishable water everywhere!

We bring our expertise in storytelling, water quality monitoring, data sharing platforms, and community empowerment to another all-encompassing and critical focus: advising municipal, Indigenous, provincial, and federal governments to advocate for cleaner, more accessible water. 

This blog dives into some investigation work we’ve done and highlights the need for transparency around water pollution.

This blog explores how we’re enhancing urban waterfronts to connect communities to water in meaningful ways.

For the last 12 years, our annual Artists for Water fundraiser has helped bring artists together across Canada to celebrate water, art, and beauty.

This blog spotlights the Biinaagami Project. A collaboration between Swim Drink Fish and Canadian Geographic that brings community water groups together around shared responsibility for Great Lakes St Lawrence watershed.