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35 Million Tonnes of Washwater Effluent Off B.C. Coast in 2017: Study

December 12, 2019
News, Water Quality, Western Canada

Thirty scrubber-equipped ships dumped nearly 35 million tonnes of washwater effluent off the B.C. coast in 2017, according to a new study commissioned by WWF-Canada. Scrubbers are…

1.5 Billion Litres of Grey Water Likely Dumped Along B.C. Coast

August 14, 2019
News, Western Canada

A new study commissioned by World Wildlife Fund Canada found that 1.54 billion litres of grey water were generated by ships off the British Columbia…

Hamilton water workers begin strike

Water in Puvirnituq: The Gouvernement du Québec and Nunavik Authorities take action

Alberta boat inspections

Inspiration and recognition flow at Blue Cities 2025

YorkU OneWATER and York Region organize workshop to tackle water challenges

B.C. boosts aquatic protection

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