2026 IN A BUBBLE
20 March 2026 - Ocean attends an inspiring live theatre experience by David Suzuki and Tara Cullis Suzuki, produced by Why Not Theatre. The performance reflects on their life, their love and their shared commitment to protecting the planet.
22 March 2026 - Ocean marks World Water Day by planning his spring and summer 2026 beach cleanups, continuing his work to reduce single-use plastic and protect marine life.
22 April 2026 - Ocean celebrates Earth Day with action by leading his biggest cleanup to date! Ocean and 250 fellow students from Grades 4–8 remove more than 800 pieces of trash, weighing about 400 pounds, from the community surrounding their school. Thank you to Just Closeouts Canada for the discounted pickers and bags.
26 April 2026 - Ocean joins The Green Herons' turtle parade, an event spotlighting the organization's life-saving work to protect turtle hatchlings across the Niagara region.
6 June 2026 - Ocean attends the Future Council screening and panel during Toronto Climate Week.
7 June 2026 - Ocean celebrates World Ocean Day by bringing a team of 10 volunteers to Sea Shepherd's beach cleanup at Woodbine Beach, Toronto.
8 June 2026 - The Plastic Sunset petition on microplastics is filed with the federal government. Ocean's Water joined the coalition led by CoSphere.
11 June 2026 - Ocean launches two T-shirts with My Dope Tee to fund his low-impact cleanup kits.
June 2026 - Ocean becomes a founding member of his school's Eco Committee, which plans to make the Earth Day cleanup a yearly event.
24 August 2026 - Ocean's Water donates 6 wetsuits to the Rising Tide Surf Team in Tofino for their youth surf program.
1 September 2026 - Ocean goes whale watching with Prince of Whales in Vancouver, a company supporting Ocean Wise's research on at-risk whales in British Columbia.
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Land Acknowledgement
Ocean’s Water Org acknowledges our role as settlers in this land on Turtle Island. We are grateful to be able to live and work on the traditional territory of many nations including the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, the Anishinaabeg, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy and the Wendat Peoples. We recognize the enduring presence of all First Nations, Métis and the Inuit peoples. We recognize the injustices of colonization and how we, as settlers, have directly benefitted from a colonial culture that has overseen the genocide, systematic oppression, and exploitation of Indigenous peoples. We commit to working toward safe, inclusive, just, equitable and healthy communities for all.