Press release - Following the September 28 release of its interactive map on wastewater spills, Fondation Rivières is now making public the list of the 50 municipalities that stand out in terms of the number of spills in 2019.
Press release - Fondation Rivières and the Ville de L'Assomption are currently carrying out a ground-breaking study to measure the impact of wastewater overflows and other sources of pollution on the bacteriological quality of water at the municipal drinking water intake and the Léo-Jacques Park recreation area, both located on the banks of the Rivière L'Assomption in L'Assomption.
Press release - The Conseil régional de l'environnement (CRE) de Laval, Laval and national organizations are calling on Ville de Laval to maintain the current zoning of Île Gagnon in accordance with the revised land use and development plan (SADR), adopted by Ville de Laval in August 2017 and by the Quebec government in December 2017.
Press release - As part of June, Water Month, Fondation Rivières is launching the "petit splash deviendra GRAND!" competition, replacing this year's traditional Grand Splash. With this revamped event, the organization is inviting citizen committees and individuals to present their dream public access to water. In the form of a video clip lasting less than 5 minutes, participants are asked to describe a proposed water access, indicate why the location is suitable for the public and how it would contribute to the well-being of the community.
Press release - Fondation Rivières calls on the Quebec government to include water purification investments in the priority projects provided for in Bill 61 on economic recovery. The current bill does not include measures that would enable municipalities to take swift action to reduce water pollution.
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