Sunday, January 11, 2026

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Name: 2026 OWWA Construction Seminar
Start: 2026-02-05T08:00:00-05:00
End: 2026-02-05T16:00:00-05:00
Location: Mississauga Grand Banquet

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…

Quebec chemical plant fined $1.35 million for sodium chlorite dumping

Calgary water main work sees progress

Ontario approves $1.5 billion underwater transmission line

Independent review of 2024 Calgary water main break released

Brandon stormwater pond project doubles as public space

OSPE issues water infrastructure position statement

Restoring Our Connection to Water: A Legacy Worth Salvaging

SPONSORED: Collaboration Between Departments Increases Performance and Profitability in Mining Operations

Fighting “forever chemicals” in wastewater: A promising solution

New report highlights $250M annual value of Hudson Bay Lowlands’ ecosystem services

SPONSORED: Leveraging IoT Potential: Building Smarter, Not Harder

SPONSORED: Minden Hills Fortifies Flood Resilience with ProFlex™ 790 Check Valves

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

Water Canada Welcomes New Editor, Toby Gorman

OASIS 2026 Conference & Trade Show

CWRA 2026 Midterm Conference Registration Now Open

2026 OWWA Construction Seminar

Ontario approves $1.5 billion underwater transmission line

Independent review of 2024 Calgary water main break released

Brandon stormwater pond project doubles as public space

OSPE issues water infrastructure position statement

Federal, PEI governments invest upwards of $8.6 million for Charlottetown water infrastructure

City of Calgary concerned with Glenmore Water Treatment Plant “overreliance”