International Souris River Study Board
The International Souris River Study Board will report to the International Joint Commission on matters raised in a reference provided by Canadian and US governments on July 5, 2017. The reference is based on the "Plan of Study: For the Review of the Operating Plan Contained in Annex A of the 1989 International Agreement Between the Government of Canada and the Government of the United States of America," which the Commission submitted to governments on June 7, 2013.
In doing so, it will review operating rules, improve our understanding of flooding, and recommend potential measures to reduce risks of flooding and other water uses in the Souris River basin. Read the Work Plan.
This page is where you will hear about upcoming events, see what’s new, and learn how to share your views. Your participation can make a difference in the recommendations that the study will provide to the International Joint Commission in 2020. Stay connected.
Summer 2019 Public Meeting
The Souris River Study Board welcomes your participation at its public meeting on June 25 beginning at 7 pm at the Quilt Inn & Suites on the shores of Lake Metigoshe, near Bottineau, North Dakota. Together with the International Souris River Board, the event is an opportunity to ask questions and hear the Board's progress on reviewing operating rules and developing options for flooding and other water uses in the Souris River basin.
Click below to view the public presentation from the winter meeting.
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International Agreement - EXPLAINED!
Learn more about the 1989 Agreement for Water Supply and Flood Control in the Souris River basin.
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What We Do
Read the IJC Directive to the Study Board, Reference from Governments, and Work Plan of the Study.
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Progress Report
Read the Study Board's semi-annual Progress Report (October 2018)
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FAQs
Have a Question or Comment? Get your questions answered by visiting our Frequently Asked Questions page.
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Related Board
View the International Souris River Board's website
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