HOW WELL IS CANADA MANAGING ITS WATER RESOURCES?

Announcements:

Our Call For Abstracts has been extended to February 14th, 2020!

Please visit our Abstracts page for more information on abstract topics and how to submit your abstract.

Speakers will be notified by mid- to late-March 2020 if their abstract has been accepted and the full program will be published on the conference website by early- to mid-April 2020. CWRA is a non-profit organization and generates most of its income through memberships and the annual conference. As such, accepted speakers are kindly requested to register for the conference as an attendee.

Call for Workshops:

Pre-conference workshops will be held prior to the conference. Workshops can be either a half- or full-day session. As there is limited space available, workshop session proposals will be accepted on a first-come first-serve basis. Please submit your workshop proposal as soon as possible via conference.program@cwra.org.

Scholarship applications are now closed for 2020.

The scholarship application deadline was January 31, 2020. Thank you to all who applied.

Keynote Speaker Announced

Aimée Craft is an Indigenous (Anishinaabe-Métis) lawyer (called to the Bar in 2005) from Treaty 1 territory in Manitoba.  She is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Common law, University of Ottawa. Her expertise is in Anishinaabe and Canadian Aboriginal law and she is a leading researcher on indigenous laws, treaties, and water. Read more….

Updates

Workshops – coming soon

Tours – coming soon

Program – coming soon

CWRA Meeting Dates

TBC  – National Board of Directors Meeting

TBC – CANCID AGM

TBC – SYP AGM

TBC – CSHS AGM

TBC – CWRA AGM