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In Canada, the responsibility for water management is shared by the federal, provincial, and municipal governments, and in some instances, by the territories and by Aboriginal governments under self-government agreements. This shared responsibility necessitates close cooperation and collaboration among all levels of government, Aboriginal peoples, and the public.
- Jurisdictional responsibilities
- Domestic arrangements
- Federal-provincial agreements
- Partnerships in action
- Protection of watersheds and ecosystems
Water monitoring
Infrastructure
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