Help explore how prepared your community is for current and future water needs. Choose from flexible activities—including local research, storytelling, interviews, policy review, data collection, digital innovation, or public education—to help build practical resources and solutions for water resilience across Canada. No prior experience is required.
Share research, interviews, surveys, storytelling, community discovery, or civic learning activities that helped you better understand an issue, community, or public challenge.
Share digital content, educational resources, awareness campaigns, or online initiatives that helped inform, educate, engage, or support others.
Share volunteer, leadership, mentoring, coaching, school, or community activities that helped people, organizations, teams, or communities.
Explore the Prime Minister’s Greetings Program by reviewing eligibility, accessibility, and user experience, while reflecting on how civic services can become more visible and inclusive for Canadians.
Canada is a constitutional monarchy, yet many Canadians rarely explore how the Crown actually works in our civic system. This week’s Ask Beaver Challenge invites you to help shape a respectful question we may send directly to institutions connected to Canada’s constitutional framework. Your mission is simple: Explore a few official sources, learn something interesting, and help us choose or propose a thoughtful question. Even a 15–30 minute exploration can lead to meaningful civic understanding.