Home
News
Features
Issues
Events
- Blue Economy Webinar Series
Subscribe
Media Kit

Sign in

Welcome!Log into your account

your username

your password

Forgot your password?

Password recovery

Recover your password

your email

Search

Wednesday, January 26, 2022

Sign in / Join

Sign in

Welcome! Log into your account

your username

your password

Forgot your password? Get help

Password recovery

Recover your password

your email

A password will be e-mailed to you.

Water Canada

Home
News
- Conservation
  
  Nature Conservancy of Canada buys bog to protect water, rare orchid
  
  Watersheds
  
  New economic model finds wetlands provide billions in filtration value
  
  Watersheds
  
  B.C. securing watersheds for a stronger future
  
  Watersheds
  
  French River watershed designated as protected water area
  
  Governance
  
  What Ontario Conservation Authorities need from this year’s provincial budget
Features
- Drinking Water
  
  Keeping Ontario’s drinking water safe
  
  Stormwater
  
  Lake Simcoe study points to a new direction for stormwater planning
  
  Feature
  
  Driving diversity in Canada’s water industry
  
  National
  
  Top five Great Lakes stories of 2021
  
  Cleantech
  
  Top five cleantech stories of 2021
Issues
Events
- Blue Economy Webinar Series
Subscribe
Media Kit

Ken Johnson

By

Andrew Macklin

-

March 12, 2020

0

129

Share

Previous articleToronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA)

Next articleValérie Bertrand

Andrew Macklin

Latest News

Conservation

Nature Conservancy of Canada buys bog to protect water, rare orchid

Watersheds

New economic model finds wetlands provide billions in filtration value

Watersheds

B.C. securing watersheds for a stronger future

Watersheds

French River watershed designated as protected water area

Governance

What Ontario Conservation Authorities need from this year’s provincial budget

News

Canada and FCM invest in stronger asset management in BC communities

Watersheds

River flows linked to Chinook salmon population, according to study

Infrastructure

Province asking Ontario Power Generation to investigate new hydroelectric opportunities

ABOUT US

Thousands of readers turn to Water Canada for exclusive, insightful content that speaks to Canada’s water expertise, connects the country’s decision-makers, and promotes better water management and stewardship of our most important natural resource.

About Us
Privacy Policy
Contact Us
Media Kit 2022

X