GRCA Partners

Municipalities

The GRCA is a partnership representing watershed municipalities. The watershed includes 32 local municipalities (cities and townships) and seven regions and counties. In some cases, only a portion of the municipality is within the Grand River watershed. View a map of the Grand River watershed.

Dufferin County:

• Township of Amaranth
• Township of East Garafraxa
• Township of Melancthon
• Town of Grand Valley

Grey County:

• Township of Southgate

Wellington County:

• Township of Wellington North
• Township of Mapleton
• Township of Centre Wellington
• Town of Erin
• Guelph/Eramosa Township
• Township of Puslinch

City of Guelph

Halton Region:

• Town of Halton Hills
• Town of Milton

Perth County:

• Municipality of North Perth
• Township of Perth East

Region of Waterloo:

• Township of Wellesley
• Township of Wilmot
• Woolwich Township
• City of Waterloo
• City of Kitchener
• City of Cambridge
• Township of North Dumfries

Oxford County:

• Township of Blandford-Blenheim
• Township of East Zorra-Tavistock
• Township of Norwich

City of Hamilton

County of Brant

City of Brantford

Norfolk County

Haldimand County

First Nations

There are two First Nations territories within the Grand River watershed.

• Six Nations of the Grand River
• Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation

Although they are not members of the GRCA, the GRCA works with these First Nations communities on programs and projects of shared interest.

Conservation Ontario

The GRCA is a member of Conservation Ontario. It provides support for government relations, policy and program development, research, education, building partnerships and other activities.

Other Conservation Authorities

The GRCA is one of 36 conservation authorities in Ontario.

For information on other authorities, visit the Conservation Ontario website.

Ontario Government

Conservation Authorities are governed by the Conservation Authorities Act, which is administered by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry and the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks.