EOS streamlines water quality monitoring, and faces an uncertain funding future

Erica Butler
CHMA News, Local Journalism Initiative, Community Radio Fund of Canada

On today’s show, we talk with EOS director Brittany Cormier about how the organization keeps tabs on the region’s brooks and streams with funding from the New Brunswick Environmental Trust Fund, which will run out of money in 2027. Cormier and MLA Megan Mitton share their thoughts on the future of funding for the dozens of organizations in the province who monitor their local watersheds.

Plus in briefs, Horizon Health and Medavie Health Services officials will be in Port Elgin tonight for a public meeting, and the Festival by the Marsh kicks off an 11-day music and theatre festival tonight with Saltwater Moon, at Marshlight Theatre.

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