Laking Toyota and Design de Plume are giving back to the local watershed and community in a big way. The community-oriented businesses have recently helped the Junction Creek Stewardship Committee acquire a van to support the continued restoration efforts of … Learn More

We are conducting a survey as part of the “Reducing Plastic Waste in Urban Waterways” project by the Junction Creek Stewardship Committee and Plastic-Free Greater Sudbury. We understand you are busy; therefore this survey will take no more than 5 … Learn More

Junction Creek has a NEW 3-D watershed model for our educational programs! It was designed and printed at Laurentian University – Université Laurentienne Fielding Innovation and Commercialization Centre using geospatial elevation data of Junction Creek, courtesy of Conservation Sudbury. The model is not … Learn More

Over 60 yellow fish and blue creek critter stencils have been painted throughout downtown Sudbury. Thanks to paint donated by Barrydowne Paint, artistic designs created by local artist Katie Fennerty, and the hard work of 65 students from École St-Denis and Marymount Academy, we have been able to promote discussion and increase awareness about strowmwater pollutants in Junction Creek.

With funding from WWF-Canada’s Loblaw Water Fund Grant, the Junction Creek Stewardship Committee is conducting a fish study and coordinating various restoration activities this summer to assess stream health and promote water quality.