Saturday, March 14, 2026

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Name: Source to Stream Conference 2026
Start: 2026-03-31T00:00:00-04:00
End: 2026-04-01T23:59:59-04:00
Location: Pearson Convention Centre

Joined: June 29, 2022
Articles: 3

John Tenpenny Expanded Leadership Role as Editor of Water Canada and ReNew Canada

October 20, 2025
National, Uncategorized

TORONTO, ON — Actual Media Inc. is pleased to announce the expansion of John Tenpenny’s role to lead both Water Canada and ReNew Canada magazines…

Water Canada Welcomes New Editor, Toby Gorman

January 17, 2024
News

January 18, 2024 – Water Canada, the only national publication for key stakeholders across Canada’s water sector, is pleased to announce that Toby Gorman is…

Ontario Nature acquires Sauble Dunes North

Alberta government launches Bearspaw watermain break inspection

Mosaic launches pilot combining watershed stewardship with forest management

West Bamfield submarine watermain completed

Alberta’s Water Act updates come into effect

Vancouver Park Board takes next step to reconnect Lost Lagoon

Reshaping municipal wastewater management with pelletization and resource recovery

How municipalities can grow sustainably without breaking the bank

Proactive risk reduction key to addressing future climate crises: expert

Experts cite challenges and benefits of creating national freshwater data strategy

Partnership Leads to 15 Newly Constructed Wetlands in Ontario

Restoring Our Connection to Water: A Legacy Worth Salvaging

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John Tenpenny Expanded Leadership Role as Editor of Water Canada and ReNew Canada

Water Canada Welcomes New Editor, Toby Gorman

Salon des technologies environnementales du Québec 2026

WEF | AWWA Utility Management Conference

Source to Stream Conference 2026

Mosaic launches pilot combining watershed stewardship with forest management

West Bamfield submarine watermain completed

Alberta’s Water Act updates come into effect

Vancouver Park Board takes next step to reconnect Lost Lagoon

Wolseley Canada donates 10k to Water First training initiative

Yukon March snow survey indicates higher flood potential