Join us for an in-person Groundwater Consultation this Thursday, May 1 in Lethbridge Communities in Southern Alberta have been grappling with the impacts of prolonged drought—low water levels, usage restrictions, strained ecosystems, and water supply challenges for crops. Living Lakes Canada and Oldman Watershed Council are inviting southern Alberta residents to share their water concerns and priorities for a new community-based groundwater monitoring initiative. This program aims to enhance water management, raise awareness of groundwater sources, and ensure sustainable water use for future generations. Have your voice heard; the next session is this Thursday, May 1, 2025 in Lethbridge. Register now at: (fb)

Have your say on Alberta’s water future. Phase 2 of the Water Availability Engagement is now open, and the province wants feedback on proposed amendments to the Water Act designed to increase water availability for communities, businesses, and agriculture, while safeguarding the environment. Review the discussion document and share your views through the online survey by June 30, 2025. Take the survey and learn more at: (fb)