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New Research Suggests Smaller Wetlands Capture More Nutrients

July 19, 2017
News

A new study conducted by researchers at the University of Waterloo, has found that smaller, distributed wetland areas are more effective at nutrient capture. Biogeochemical…

More Than $30M for Hamilton, Ont., Water Projects

June 26, 2017
News, Ontario

Hamilton receives more than $30 million in federal and provincial funding for water projects. Bob Bratina, Member of Parliament for Hamilton East—Stoney Creek, Ted McMeekin,…

$4.4M to Magdalen Islands for Wastewater Treatment and System Looping

May 9, 2017
News, Quebec

The governments of Canada and Quebec have announced $4.4 million in joint funding for two water projects in the Magdalen Islands. Announced by the Honourable…

Okanese First Nation opens new water treatment plant to strengthen access to clean drinking water

Coburg marks completion of elevated water tank and booster station

Coalition launched to strengthen water security across Alberta

Advocacy Day strengthens ties between construction sector and Ontario government

BQE Water launches new Selen-IX plant at Wharf Mine in record time

Construction on new breakwater in Trepassey to begin this fall

Restoring Our Connection to Water: A Legacy Worth Salvaging

SPONSORED: Collaboration Between Departments Increases Performance and Profitability in Mining Operations

Fighting “forever chemicals” in wastewater: A promising solution

New report highlights $250M annual value of Hudson Bay Lowlands’ ecosystem services

SPONSORED: Leveraging IoT Potential: Building Smarter, Not Harder

SPONSORED: Minden Hills Fortifies Flood Resilience with ProFlex™ 790 Check Valves