Plan 2014

Fact Sheet - Accomplishments - Phase 2 of the Expedited Review of Plan 2014

Fact Sheet - Plan Evaluation and Ranking - Phase 2 of the Expedited Review of Plan 2014

Fact Sheet - Integrated Social, Economic and Environmental (ISEE) System - Phase 2 of the Expedited Review of Plan 2014

Fact Sheet - Performance Indicators - Phase 2 of the Expedited Review of Plan 2014

Fact Sheet - Indigenous Engagement and Performance Indicator Research - Phase 2 of the Expedited Review of Plan 2014

Fact Sheet - Role of the Public Advisory Group Phase 2 of the Plan 2014 Expedited Review

Fact Sheet - Phase 2 Overview of the Plan 2014 Expedited Review (updated version)

Fact Sheet - Phase 2 Strategy of the Plan 2014 Expedited Review (updated version)

Current Water Level Conditions and Lake Ontario Water Supplies

Water levels of Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River (Lake Ontario: 75.37 metres or 247.28 feet; Pointe-Claire: 21.91 metres or 71.88 feet) remain above long-term (1960-2025) average but well below the record high for this week.

Water Levels Continue to Rise in the Lake Ontario-St. Lawrence River Basin

Persistent precipitation this spring has resulted in rising water levels throughout the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence River basin and flood conditions in many tributaries. Water levels in Lake Ontario have risen a total of 0.76 meters (2.50 feet) in two months.