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September 20, 2025

Georgian Bay Water Levels In the News (1)

July 10, 2012

International Joint Commission to hold public hearing on lowering Great Lakes levels next month (rabble.ca)

Georgian Bay Water: Disappearing down the drain hole in the St. Clair River (ed-op in the Toronto Star, July 7, 2012)

Status quo recommendations for levels of upper Great Lakes should alarm Canadians and Americans (Morning Post Exchange)

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Low Water Levels in Georgian Bay

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May 1, 2007

Bill 198 – Will It Drive Georgian Bay Water Levels Even Lower? By Judith Grant Recently, the Ontario government introduced Bill 198, the basis for the legislation needed to support the Great Lakes-St Lawrence Sustainable Water Resources Agreement among Ontario, Quebec and the eight American Great Lakes states. Bill 198 [more]

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Beth Brass Elson’s Walk for Water

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Elizabeth Brass Elson, of the Beausoleil First Nation and who took part in the fight against Site 41, is taking part in the Sacred Water Walk 2015, a journey by foot around the Great Lakes in order to raise awareness about water safety issues, specifically recent oil spills and train [more]

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