Saturday, June 27, 2026

Climate Change and Flooding

B.C. supports projects to reduce flood threat in Vernon, Penticton, Lumby

June 11, 2026
British Columbia, Climate Change, Flooding, Infrastructure, News, Western Canada

The Province of B.C., along with local governments are ensuring people in Vernon, Penticton and Lumby will be better protected from the effects of floods…

Climate change and flooding: The growing impact on Canadian communities

September 5, 2024
Climate Change, Flooding, News, Uncategorized

As climate change intensifies, Canada is experiencing an increase in extreme weather events, with flooding becoming a prominent and destructive consequence. Recent heavy rains in…

Renewed water infrastructure at the heart of Grimsby’s Downtown Reimagined project

Long-Term Water Advisories Lifted as Five Manitoba First Nations Complete Major Treatment Plant Overhauls

Federal government funds Albemarle Brook restoration in South Bruce Peninsula

Ontario invests $3.1 million in wetlands restoration across Lake Ontario watershed

Feds invest $1.2M in wastewater infrastructure in St. Laurent, MB

Funding supports ongoing protection of Muskoka’s lakes, rivers, and waterways

DNA source tracking highlights seagull contamination as key health risk at Canadian beaches

SPONSORED: Canada’s Lakes Are Turning Green. A Catch Basin Insert Is Part of the Answer.

New treatment plant a key step to ending boil advisory on Ontario First Nation

The PFAS trap: Why slow public disclosure is now a multi-million-dollar liability

Turning off the forever tap: Inside Canada’s master plan for PFAS

SPONSORED: Spain’s Flooding Challenge Meets a Reliable Solution