BRANDON, Manitoba – The International Souris River Board (ISRB) will meet Feb. 24 to hear the latest updates on current and predicted hydrological conditions, water quality monitoring and other issues or considerations related to the ISRB. The meeting will be held from 7:30–9 p.m. at the Holiday Inn Express & Suites in Brandon, Manitoba. Registration is not required.

ISRB, which is appointed by the International Joint Commission (IJC), is supported by multiple committees, including an Indigenous Advisory Committee and a Public Advisory Committee. The public meeting will include a presentation by board co-chairs on the IJC and ISRB, along with a summary of board activities. There will also be time for the public to ask questions and/or provide comments.

The Souris River originates in Saskatchewan before winding its way through North Dakota and Manitoba to join the Assiniboine River. The ISRB monitors water quality, aquatic ecosystem health and flow issues, and reports on the apportionment of water between Canada and the United States.