Master Agreement on Apportionment

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The Master Agreement on Apportionment is an interprovincial water-sharing accord in Canada that allocates and manages the use of prairie river waters, including the South Saskatchewan River, among participating provinces.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Canadian intergovernmental accord
interprovincial water-sharing agreement
allocates shares of river flows among provinces
appliesTo interprovincial river basins in the Prairie region
appliesToRegion Alberta NERFINISHED
Manitoba NERFINISHED
Prairie Provinces NERFINISHED
Saskatchewan NERFINISHED
concerns transboundary watercourses within Canada
country Canada
establishes rules for measuring and apportioning river flows
field environmental governance
water resources management
governedByPrinciple equitable sharing of interprovincial waters
governsUseOf surface water flows
hasJurisdictionLevel interprovincial
hasLanguage English
French
hasParticipant Government of Alberta NERFINISHED
Government of Canada NERFINISHED
Government of Manitoba NERFINISHED
Government of Saskatchewan NERFINISHED
influences provincial water licensing and allocation policies
isBasisFor operational water-sharing arrangements on prairie rivers
isPartOf Canadian water governance framework
legalForm binding agreement
purpose to allocate water among participating provinces
to manage interprovincial water use in the Prairies
to prevent and resolve interprovincial water disputes
regulates South Saskatchewan River NERFINISHED
prairie river waters
transboundary prairie rivers
relatedTo Canadian federal-provincial relations on water
South Saskatchewan River Basin management
requires cooperation among participating governments
subject interprovincial water management
water allocation
typeOfResourceManaged freshwater

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South Saskatchewan River hasWatershedAgreement Master Agreement on Apportionment