Summer 2026 Restoration Season Kicks Off
Over 200 volunteers joined us for the opening weekend of our riverbank restoration program along the Lachine Canal.
May 15, 20263 min read
News & Updates
Stay informed about our latest initiatives, community events, and the progress we're making together for river justice.
After years of advocacy, the Quebec National Assembly has begun formal discussions on recognizing rivers as legal entities. This marks a significant step forward in our campaign for environmental personhood.
Over 200 volunteers joined us for the opening weekend of our riverbank restoration program along the Lachine Canal.
Our water stewardship curriculum will reach an additional 2,000 students this fall across the greater Montreal area.
Our citizen science monitoring network has detected improvements in several key indicators along the Lachine Canal.
Hundreds gathered to see the final architectural plans for our future headquarters and museum space.
We are proud to announce our membership in the Global Rivers Justice Network, connecting us with advocates worldwide.
A heartfelt thank you to the 500+ volunteers who contributed over 3,000 hours to our mission last year.
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