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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.

By Claire Whitmore Federal Politics Published Written up 1 source 1 min read
Parliament Hill seen across the Ottawa River
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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.1

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  1. Minister Dabrusin launches public engagement on Canada’s National Water Security Strategy and announces new projects to protect the Great Lakes from environmental challenges · Government of Canada

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