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Dabrusin opens public engagement on national water security strategy

The federal government is seeking public input on Canada's first National Water Security Strategy and putting $6.6 million into 31 partner-led Great Lakes projects.

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Minister Dabrusin launched public engagement on Sept. 9 to develop Canada's first National Water Security Strategy, alongside $6.6 million for 31 partner-led projects targeting the most significant environmental challenges affecting water quality and ecosystem health in the Great Lakes.

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  1. Government of Canada News / Canada News Minister Dabrusin launches public engagement on Canada’s National Water Security Strategy and announces new projects to protect the Great Lakes from environmental challenges Newsroom Retrieved 13 Sep 2026, 23:12 UTC · published 9 Sep 2026

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