Latest Water Level News

As the wheels of government start to turn again after the election, it is important that we keep the priorities of the TSW visible. Among our next steps, we shall  be following up with Barry Devolin and members of the Trent-Severn Caucus to ensure they continue in their efforts to have implemented the recommendations of the […]

The TSW data for the water levels as of Nov 3/08, along with the 2 week forecast, have now been posted:

http://cewf.typepad.com/Nov_3_Water_Levels.JPG

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With the election behind us, it is now time to focus on helping to shape the Government's upcoming priorities. The Finance Minister has committed to infrastructure spending to help stimulate the economy:

http://cewf.typepad.com/Infrastructure_projects.doc

The TSW Experts Report "It's All About The Water" has highlighted the need for long overdue investment in the TSW infrastructure, with public safety […]

We have heard from some members that their lakes have been drawn down this year significantly earlier, and at a quicker rate, than normal. For one member the newly communicated TSW forecasts enabled him to proactively get his dock out before it was too late. For another who had planned his usual timing, unfortunately his […]

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It is critical that the Independent Water Management Agency, as recommended by the expert Panel on the Future of the Trent Severn Waterway, be immediately established. What is this Agency, and why is it important? Click here for the information: http://cewf.typepad.com/IWMA_-_WHAT_AND_WHY.doc