The Government of Alberta is releasing the independent report from the municipal inspection related to the City of Calgary’s Bearspaw South Feeder Main. Independent inspector…
The Government of Alberta annoumced it is investing $25 million to strengthen flood and drought protection. Alberta municipalities, Indigenous communities and other eligible organizations can…
The Water Institute at the University of Waterloo announced the appointment of Professor Nandita Basu as its new Director. Her three-year term begins November 1,…
The governments of Canada and Manitoba have finalized two agreements under the Provincial and Territorial stream of the Build Communities Strong Fund to build and…
Veolia announced the launch of its Workforce Academy North America in Canada, starting a free, fully digital training program to help Canadians begin and advance…
The Governments of Canada and New Brunswick, in partnership with the Town of Rothesay, have announced a joint investment of more than $28 million in…
The Government of Ontario is investing $540,000 for a new three-year Collaborative Research Agreement with the University of Waterloo to leverage hydrologic modelling tools to…
With an increasingly cross-sectorial perspective, thanks to the participation of a growing number of vertical communities and the presence of ever more innovative technologies for…
An innovative approach to tackling the marine conservation problem of “ghost gear” is gaining acceptance in Canada, creating new permitting pathways for coastal developments while…
The City of Vaughan’s Infrastructure Delivery department has been recognized by the Ontario Public Works Association (OPWA) for its award-winning work to improve stormwater management…
In partnership with Colliers as a Presenting Sponsor, STOREYS announces Top 75 Real Estate Projects, a new annual report and program built to recognize the…
Diana Fox Carney, Canada’s Ocean Envoy and Chair of the 12th Our Ocean Conference (OOC), concluded a visit to Canada’s Arctic where she announced the…
According to public opinion research, 86 per cent of Canadians say water literacy for young Canadians should be a high priority, and yet, more than…
The Town of Canmore, along with its partners celebrated opening of town’s second water treatment plant. While the previous facility served Canmore well for many…
Ontario First Nations Technical Services Corporation (OFNTSC) leadership joined international water leaders in Glasgow for the inaugural Indigenous Water Forum. Water is more than a…
The Atlantic Canada Water & Wastewater Association (ACWWA) handed out its 2026 awards during the annual conference, held in Moncton, N.B. The City of Charlottetown…
Alberta is launching a $60-million technology competition focused on agricultural productivity, maximizing water availability and restoring land back to productive use. Through Emissions Reduction Alberta…
Limen Group of Companies announced an agreement to acquire the civil infrastructure and demolition operating assets of York1, including York1 Construction Service Ltd., York1 Excavation…
When you spend your days working around water, you quickly learn that progress rarely happens by just going with the flow. It takes grit, late-night…
In May 2018, spring flooding in Grand Forks, B.C. devastated the community, resulting in widespread damage to homes and businesses. The impacts of this disaster…
By Geoff McMaster (Folio/University of Alberta) Imagine a lake the size of Alberta’s Wabamun Lake draining away in just a few months, taking its dependent…
The governments of Canada and Manitoba, together with Peguis First Nation and Fisher River Cree Nation, have begun Phase 1 of a long-term flood mitigation…
The International Water Association (IWA) announced that the IWA Young Water Professionals Canada Chapter has been recognised as the 2026 IWA YWP Chapter of the…
Nations worldwide underestimate greenhouse gas emissions from wastewater systems, research from Princeton University shows. Outdated inventory methods and failure to include items like latrines and…