Tuesday, May 12, 2026

St. Albert

Beyond the Sandbags: Is Canada’s Stormwater Infrastructure Ready for the “New Normal” Freshet?

April 22, 2026
Climate Change, Infrastructure, News, Stormwater

The spring of 2026 has sent a clear message to water managers across Canada: the “Spring Freshet” is no longer a predictable seasonal transition, but…

Build Communities Strong fund invests in wastewater infrastructure in Arctic, Alberta

April 8, 2026
Alberta, Governance, Infrastructure, News, Northern Canada

The federal government’s Build Communities Strong fund, announced in the 2025 budget, is bringing new and upgraded water infrastructure to Alberta, the Northwest Territories and…

St. Albert Sturgeon Reservoir and Pump Station opening

May 1, 2025
Alberta, News

The City of St. Albert, Alberta’s new Sturgeon Reservoir and Pump Station is officially open, modernizing the City’s water infrastructure to ensure St. Albert’s potable…

Who is the Next Generation of Water Leadership? 40 Under 40 is Back with a Twist

40 First Nations communities still under long-term drinking water advisories — where the projects stand

Region of Waterloo approves new water supply capacity allocation policy

Ontario invests more than $14 million in Lanark and Frontenac Counties water infrastructure

Ontario invests $1.5 million in Great Lakes protection

Ontario puts nearly $44 million towards fixing aging Niagara Region infrastructure

Under the Microscope: Water quality of great concern when it comes to Ontario’s nuclear ambitions

SPONSORED: Designing for Tomorrow’s Rain: New CSA Group Standards Help Strengthen Flood Resilience of Canadian Communities

SPONSORED: Biosolids Pelletization: A Circular Approach

Better oversight of Calgary’s watermain system needed to avoid future failures

SPONSORED: Peristaltic Metering Pumps Explained, Facts, Function, and the Right Applications

Reshaping municipal wastewater management with pelletization and resource recovery