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- Increasing natural flood and drought protections in Alberta
  
  B.C., First Nations advance long-term water planning for Nicola watershed
  
  New pump station project breaks ground
  
  Nova Scotia municipalities to receive grants for infrastructure, innovation, and development
  
  Design contract awarded for Comox Valley Water Pollution Control Center upgrades
  
  Stantec selected to support California Water Plan
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  SPONSORED: Leveraging IoT Potential: Building Smarter, Not Harder
  
  SPONSORED: Minden Hills Fortifies Flood Resilience with ProFlex™ 790 Check Valves
  
  Haleon becomes first Canadian company to earn Global Water Stewardship certification
  
  SPONSORED: Addressing the Canadian Water Industry’s Workforce Challenge
  
  Q and A with the Experts: Great Lakes in a trade war
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