Description: French River Water - To protect and improve the overall water quality of the French River
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In recognition of its importance to Canada’s rich history, the French River was identified as a Canadian Heritage river in 1986. In the early 1900’s it supported a logging industry and some of the original mill sites are still in operation today. In the 1920′s and 30′s a tourist industry sprang up as fishing camps began to set up along the shoreline. In 1953 the opening of Highway 69 provided access to the area and both cottages and year round homes began to dot the shoreline, a trend which will continue as
The French River Stewardship Council is an Ontario non-profit corporation comprised of local stakeholders who are dedicated to protecting and improving the water quality of the French River.
Please explore our site and learn about what we are doing to improve the water quality of the French River.