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Lasting results begin with strong relationships
Lasting results begin with strong relationships 2023 Annual Report “For Water First, the most successful projects springboard into enhanced partnerships
Listening and adapting to community needs
Listening and adapting to community needs 2023 Annual Report “It was humbling to begin the week beside the water, being
Nurturing connections between interns, peers and communities
Nurturing connections between interns, peers, and communities 2023 Annual Report “When interns become alumni, they will continue to have the
Adaptability in Action
Written by Mason Prout, Communications & Development Specialist at Water First Sagamok Anishnawbek First Nation is located on the north
Diving Into Water Quality Analysis: Two weeks of workshops, learning, and connection
A Water Quality Analyst (WQA) plays a critical role in testing water quality in a water system and ensuring the
Turning a Dream of Clean Water Into Action
With support from Rotary, Georgian Bay Drinking Water Program interns have a bright future ahead. For interns of the Georgian
GIS & Mapping Workshop
In January, interns in the Drinking Water Internship Program gathered at the Mississauga First Nation Community Centre for a week-long
From Connection to Community – Jacey’s Path to Water First
Legend of the Blackfoot Iniskim (Buffalo Stone) Long ago, the Blackfoot People lived in tipis and were nomadic. They followed
Celebrating the Graduates of the Georgian Bay Drinking Water Internship
In June of 2021 Water First, in partnership with Waabnoong Bemjiwang Association of First Nations, Gezhtoojig Employment & Training, and
Fourth Drinking Water Internship Underway
On July 4th, the latest Water First Internship Program — in partnership with Mamaweswen and the North Shore Tribal Council—
Experience in a Big City Treatment Plant
Written by: Lori Corbiere, an intern from Wahnapitae First Nation in the Drinking Water Internship Program, and Kendra Driscoll, Water
Inter-program Collaborations in Naskapi
In late May, Dillon from our Schools Program team was in the Naskapi Nation of Kawawachikamach to work with students