Wednesday, October 15, 2025

Key Player Projects: Petitot watershed

2019-2021 N.W.T.-B.C. Bilateral Water Management Report released

August 26, 2022
Governance, Indigenous, News, Northern Canada, Water Resources, Western Canada

Yellowknife, NWT – The Government of the Northwest Territories and the Government of British Columbia are pleased to report on initiatives undertaken between 2019 and…

Historic return of sockeye salmon to the Columbia River marks major milestone for Indigenous-led restoration effort

Ontario directs $8.4M to Milton for housing-linked water and infrastructure projects

Alberta invests $25M in drought and flood protection projects

Beyond Water launches atmospheric water generation technology in U.S.

South Glengarry raises bowl on new Glen Walter water tower

McGill study warns millions of buildings in Global South at risk from sea level rise

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

Key Player Projects: Petitot watershed

2019-2021 N.W.T.-B.C. Bilateral Water Management Report released

Alberta invests $25M in drought and flood protection projects

AquaAction and Great Lakes governors launch binational innovation challenge for freshwater solutions

Beyond Water launches atmospheric water generation technology in U.S.

Federal government invests over $50M in New Brunswick critical infrastructure

South Glengarry raises bowl on new Glen Walter water tower

McGill study warns millions of buildings in Global South at risk from sea level rise