Waterlution

Waterlution Waterlution is a facilitator of multi-stakeholder water dialogue. We use process design to engage leaders, organizations, businesses and communities.

Waterlution is a facilitation organization focused on experiential learning and multi-stakeholder dialogue for pattern-breaking and pattern-making change around water.

Yesterday, we had an AMAZING turnout during the Y4RC welcome call for our 4th cohort! This brand new cohort will feature...
09/03/2026

Yesterday, we had an AMAZING turnout during the Y4RC welcome call for our 4th cohort! This brand new cohort will feature 90 youths across the country as they expand their leadership skills and work on community climate action and resilience initiatives. They will be meeting in person in Western Newfoundland later this month for their first Collaboratorium... The best is DEFINITELY yet to come!

Funded by Canada Service Corps..
Financé par Service Jeunesse Canada

📍 Location: Great Slave Lake, NWT👤 Captured by: .matthew A note from the photograph: My friend took this photo of me see...
09/02/2026

📍 Location: Great Slave Lake, NWT
👤 Captured by: .matthew
A note from the photograph: My friend took this photo of me seeing the northern lights for the first time. He said it was some of the best lights he had seen in his four months up there. I was visiting my friend for a few days in Yellowknife, where he was working for the federal government doing bird conservation and GIS. I had never been to the NWT before and getting to travel around the lake and experience its beauty in the day and at night was a really special experience that has stuck with me.

📍 Location: Rivière-du-Loup, QC👤 Captured by: A note from the photograph: We were stopping in Rivière-du-Loup (RDL) on ...
09/01/2026

📍 Location: Rivière-du-Loup, QC
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A note from the photograph: We were stopping in Rivière-du-Loup (RDL) on our way back to Montreal from the maritimes, and decided that we wanted to catch the last rays of sunlight glinting off the waters from the shore. So we drove down the hill that RDL rests on, and managed to capture a lovely moment of serenity at sunset, where the waters were calm but textured, and the sky offered us a beautiful assemblage of oranges, pinks and blues. This is a different view and experience of the St. Lawrence from my usual time in Montreal. This serenity is not something I’m accustomed to from the river, as it is fast moving and full of rapids where I usually visit, and compounded by the bustling city energy.

📍 Location: Salt Spring Island, BC👤 Captured by: .i.amA note from the photograph: Sitting at the edge of the Mt. Erskine...
08/31/2026

📍 Location: Salt Spring Island, BC
👤 Captured by: .i.am
A note from the photograph: Sitting at the edge of the Mt. Erskine summit, gazing at the endless ocean view. A place where I experienced nature’s grandeur.

Last Saturday, our staff member Carley hosted a Y4RC meet up in Winnipeg! ☀️It was a beautiful day to spend outside in t...
08/31/2026

Last Saturday, our staff member Carley hosted a Y4RC meet up in Winnipeg! ☀️

It was a beautiful day to spend outside in the sun, as well as a great opportunity to reconnect, network and strenghten the new friendships forming. Here's a few images that were captured on the day of the gathering.

Funded by Canada Sevice Corps..
Financé par Service Jeunesse Canada

📍 Location: Squamish, BC👤 Captured by: A note from the photograph: It was my first time out on a boat! I’ve always been...
08/28/2026

📍 Location: Squamish, BC
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A note from the photograph: It was my first time out on a boat! I’ve always been scared of the water, but looking at this photo, it feels like it shows me “glowing” as if I’m a natural to being out in the water :)

💙📍 Location: Fur Lake, SK👤 Captured by: A note from the photograph: This photo was taken during a walk with my partne...
08/27/2026

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📍 Location: Fur Lake, SK
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A note from the photograph: This photo was taken during a walk with my partner at Fur Lakes Veteran Retreat, where we spend many weekends camping with his father, who is a veteran. As we walked along the shore, a beaver relative appeared in the water, almost as if they had come to greet us. Moments like this remind me of the deep relationships we have with the natural world and that, in Indigenous ways of knowing, our animal relatives often have their own way of acknowledging our presence.

📍 Location: Lake Ontario, ON👤 Captured by: .s A note from the photograph: This photo was taken in 2025 on Labour Day wee...
08/26/2026

📍 Location: Lake Ontario, ON
👤 Captured by: .s
A note from the photograph: This photo was taken in 2025 on Labour Day weekend. My family and I decided to end off the summer with a barbeque and to dip our toes in the water. For me, it was extra special as it was the first family trip with my nephew, who was about 5 months at the time. With the reflection of the sky hitting the calm water, the peaceful waves embracing the sand, the gentle paddle strokes from the paddleboarder in sight, and the warmth of the sun on my face, this moment was the perfect way to wrap up the summer season with gratitude.

📍 Location: Georgian Bay, Beausoleil First Nation👤 Captured by: A note from the photograph: I was going over to Beausol...
08/25/2026

📍 Location: Georgian Bay, Beausoleil First Nation
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A note from the photograph: I was going over to Beausoleil First Nation, it reminds me of beautiful life is on the island and how special it was to be surrounded by beautiful waters.

📍 Location: Edmonton, AB👤 Captured by: .yeg A note from the photograph: Standing in my acre of potatoes that is drowning...
08/24/2026

📍 Location: Edmonton, AB
👤 Captured by: .yeg
A note from the photograph: Standing in my acre of potatoes that is drowning due to all time record breaking rainfall. One of the many crops we won’t have due to extreme weather. We recieved more than a years worth of rain in less than a month. Weather is always challenging for farmers but extreme weather events like this are becoming more and more common.

The land we lease is surrounded by development and annual mono-cropping, which is extra susceptible to rainfall like this. Landscapes with healthy water cycles and natural areas that can mitigate flood and drought are so important in mitigating the effects of extreme weather like this.

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