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aquatic ecosystems

Protecting coastal aquatic ecosystems in British Columbia through important restoration work

December 8, 2023
British Columbia, News, Oceans, Protection

Canada’s oceans and waterways are home to diverse ecosystems that play an important role in the health of Canadians and the environment. Climate change, pollution,…

The Yukon and Northwest Territories sign Bilateral Water Management agreements

September 1, 2022
Conservation, Indigenous, News, Northern Canada, Watersheds

The governments of Yukon and the Northwest Territories have signed two Bilateral Water Management agreements. The agreements apply to the Peel and Liard River sub-basins,…

All Hands on Deck to Keep Invasive Species Out of Alberta

August 26, 2016
News, Western Canada

A report by the Alberta Water Council (AWC) recommends seven ways in which Alberta can improve its management of aquatic invasive species (AIS). AIS include…

World Water Day: Wolseley Canada celebrates with new charitable partnership

Federal government invests to secure Joliette’s drinking water supply

Contract signed for sewage treatment plant upgrade

Wolseley Canada donates $10,000 to clean water initiatives in honour of World Plumbing Day

Canada, Yukon finalize 10-year housing deal

The Government of Canada works to protect British Columbia’s aquatic ecosystems

Changing water supply in Canada’s north: Navigating the water shortage in the Northwest Territories

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Watersheds Canada promotes the importance of wetlands on World Wetlands Day

Unlocking nature’s value: a guide to making sure nature’s value to people is counted

Global food production has led to major biodiversity loss

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