With the Waukesha Diversion deadlines barrelling down on provincial premiers and state governors, a public notice has been served to identify the time and place for final discussions. The meetings will be a month from now, on April 21st-22nd, held between two campuses of University of Chicago-Illinois.
The Municipality of Waukesha is attempting to divert water from Lake Michigan. If the bid is accepted, it would be the first time in history water has been diverted to a community outside the Great Lakes Basin.
At the April meetings, premiers and governors will be discussing Waukesha’s bid. The public was asked for their input up until March 14th. The Ontario Government is expected to weigh in tomorrow, March 22nd, after consulting with the public, First Nations, and Metis people. Twitter users have taken to the internet to protest, appealing to Kathleen Wynne to reject it.
The document sent to us by the GLIN is attached below. The notice reads, verbatim, as follows:
April 21, 2016 1:00 p.m. CDT
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April 22, 2016 9:00 a.m. CDT
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University of Illinois-Chicago
Student Center East
750 S. Halsted – Illinois AB
Chicago, IL 60607
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University of Illinois-Chicago
Student Center West
828 S. Wolcott Avenue – Thompson AB
Chicago, IL 60612
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