Welcome to our third&#x2d;annual celebration of the Canadians who demonstrate the same passion as our most iconic editor&#x2d;in&#x2d;chief.

Welcome to the third&#x2d;annual Doris Anderson Awards!

Meet The Canadians Who Made The World A Better Place in 2023

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Living

The advocate and author has created a national movement that’s more resonant than ever.

Why Phyllis Webstad Is A Doris Anderson Award Recipient

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Editor's Picks

Our most precious resource is threatened by pollution, resource extraction and for-profit bottling. Across Canada, these women are trying to protect it.

The Indigenous Women Fighting For Rivers, Lakes and Oceans

Our most precious resource faces endless threats, including pollution, resource extraction and for-profit bottling. Across Canada, these women are trying to protect it.

Water Is Life: Indigenous Women Are Fighting For Rivers, Lakes and Oceans

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They spent three days floating in the harbour to draw attention to the pollution, and three years fighting to get billions of litres of sewage cleaned up.

These Indigenous Women Uncovered A Sewage Spill In Hamilton's Water

Kristen Villebrun spent three days floating in Hamilton's harbour to get the city to notice how polluted it was. Then, she and Danielle Boissoneau spent three years pushing to get it cleaned up.

Water Is Life: The Indigenous Women Who Uncovered A Massive Sewage Spill

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Charnel Anderson

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The 2023 Doris Anderson Awards

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Water Is Life: Indigenous Women Are Fighting For Rivers, Lakes and Oceans

Water Is Life: The Indigenous Women Who Uncovered A Massive Sewage Spill