Thursday, August 13, 2026

aging water infrastructure

Canadians increasingly feeling effects of water-related challenges

August 13, 2026
Flooding, Infrastructure, National, News, Water Resources

Canadians are increasingly experiencing the impacts of flooding, drought, aging water infrastructure, and other water-related challenges, and they want governments to invest in stronger, more…

Canadians increasingly feeling effects of water-related challenges

Provincial funding to help restore Oshawa Second Marsh

Vancouver delivers major sewer infrastructure upgrades across the city

Guelph to upgrade wastewater treatment with new tertiary facility

$25M for sewer and stormwater infrastructure in Moncton

Restoration of wetlands in Brampton bolstered with $1.2M in funding

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aging water infrastructure

Canadians increasingly feeling effects of water-related challenges

Provincial funding to help restore Oshawa Second Marsh

Vancouver delivers major sewer infrastructure upgrades across the city

Guelph to upgrade wastewater treatment with new tertiary facility

$25M for sewer and stormwater infrastructure in Moncton

Restoration of wetlands in Brampton bolstered with $1.2M in funding

State of Michigan funds QC firm to advance maritime innovation across the Great Lakes