Nuclear power’s profile has surged in recent years as a possible source of green power. But is nuclear sustainable when it requires massive amounts of…
By CSA Group Across Canada, communities are confronting a new hydrologic reality. From atmospheric rivers on the West Coast to intense summer cloudbursts in the…
The management of biosolids—the nutrient-rich organic materials resulting from wastewater treatment—represents one of the most significant challenges facing modern municipalities. As urban populations grow and…
Experts agree: Calgary’s multiple watermain woes were inevitable. Siegfried Kiefer led an independent panel who examined the causes of the 2024 Bearspaw South Feeder Main…
Roller, Hose, or Tube Pumps, also known as Peristaltic Metering Pumps, now boast enhanced capabilities thanks to technological and design improvements. The peristaltic pump was…
By Lauren Belayneh During a recent Water Canada webinar—Biosolids to Benefits: Pelletization and the Circular Economy—municipal leaders, operators, researchers experts explored how cities can convert…
By Laura Mirabella The Ontario government has set a target for 1.5 million new homes by 2031 to accommodate population growth. Every subdivision, condo tower,…
As floods and fire continue to batter the built environment, one climate resilience expert is stressing the importance of shifting from reactive responses to proactive…
A series of experts highlighted both the need to share water data at a national level and the challenges in doing so while pursuing a…
By Monica Seidel and Claire Foran As we enter the snowy season, many ecosystems seem to freeze in time, but nature is always hard at…
From 1942 to 1944, my grandfather, Harold Mattson, commanded the 2nd Canadian Recovery Company through France, Holland, Belgium, and Germany. His mission was to recover…
In mining operations every department has its own priorities with regard to which chemical dosing pumps or metering systems to be purchased. For example, engineering…
Recent studies in Canada show that over 99% of the population have detectable levels of PFAS – synthetic chemicals found in products such as non‑stick…
The Hudson Bay Lowlands provide nearly CAD $250 million in ecosystem goods and services (EGS) per year through the value of biodiversity conservation, hunting, tourism,…
In an industry where time, efficiency, and safety are paramount, Pomerleau is leveraging the Internet of Things (IoT) technology into its construction operations to build…
When seasonal flooding threatened Minden Hills’ newly rehabilitated infrastructure, township officials sought a cutting-edge, low-maintenance solution. Their answer was Proco Products’ ProFlex™ Style 790 low…
In a major milestone for sustainable manufacturing in Canada, Haleon, the global consumer health company behind household names such as Advil, Centrum, and Buckley’s, has…
When most Canadians turn on their taps or flush toilets, they likely give little thought to the increasingly complex technology and skilled professionals keeping their…
Canada and the U.S. share the Great Lakes except Lake Michigan. Half of the trade between the two countries takes place in and around the…
Glaciers are surviving ice formations that remind us of the globe’s stark evolution since the Ice Age. World Water Day 2025’s theme is ‘Glacier Preservation’,…
When most people think of the Northwest Territories (NWT), they think of a land with bodies of water scattered throughout a vast, primarily open landscape.…
The peristaltic pump was first patented in the U.S. by Rufus Porter and J. D. Bradley in 1855 (U.S. Patent number 12753). So, not only…
As we come together to celebrate World Wetlands Day on February 2nd, it is important to reflect on what makes these areas the wonders they…
The new guide, Getting Nature into Financial Reporting, authored by the University of Waterloo’s Intact Centre on Climate Adaptation, and supported by the Standards Council of Canada,…