Saturday, October 24, 2026

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Name: 2026 SWWA Conference
Start: 2026-11-04T08:00:00-05:00
End: 2026-11-06T17:00:00-05:00
Location: TCU Place Saskatoon

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…

Making Grand Forks safer, more resilient through flood-mitigation projects

New U of A research reveals how a delicate freshwater ecosystem washed away into the sea

Many nations underestimate greenhouse emissions from wastewater systems, but the lapse is fixable

Jajiktek Seawall Trail in Cape Breton moving forward

Low-cost 3D-printed filter removes up to 90% of microplastics from water

Canada invests in protecting the Parc naturel de la Sagamité in Québec City

Water takes centre stage at Ecomondo 2026

Unlocking Ontario housing through alternative water delivery

SPONSORED: Peristaltic Metering Pumps Explained, Facts, Function, and the Right Applications

SPONSORED: Unlikely technology combo KOs large suspended solids

Why water is the real bottleneck in Canada’s AI boom

The island that wasn’t there

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

Water Canada Welcomes New Editor, Toby Gorman

2026 National Water and Wastewater Conference

Ecomondo

2026 SWWA Conference

New U of A research reveals how a delicate freshwater ecosystem washed away into the sea

Feds, province partner with First Nations for flood mitigation initiative

IWA recognizes Young Water Professionals Canada Chapter

Many nations underestimate greenhouse emissions from wastewater systems, but the lapse is fixable

Jajiktek Seawall Trail in Cape Breton moving forward

Low-cost 3D-printed filter removes up to 90% of microplastics from water