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Sustainable Communities Challenge Fund

Nova Scotia launches water resilience fund and data portal to combat drought

May 29, 2026
Atlantic Canada, Climate Change, Drinking Water, News, Nova Scotia

Provincial funding and a new data tool will help communities prepare for and respond to water shortages caused by drought, announced the Nova Scotia government.…

Funding for Nova Scotia to help salmon, trout in vital wild salmon watershed

October 23, 2023
Conservation, News, Nova Scotia

The Province is investing $75,000 from the Sustainable Communities Challenge Fund to protect and enhance the habitat of one of Nova Scotia’s only healthy spring…

Nova Scotia launches water resilience fund and data portal to combat drought

Innovative repair at water treatment plant earns provincial award for Niagara Region

New project to strengthen protection for wetlands and Lake Simcoe

UWaterloo scientists study freshwater fish exposed to opioids

Pikangikum First Nation renews water emergency declaration as federal inaction continues

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Sustainable Communities Challenge Fund

Nova Scotia launches water resilience fund and data portal to combat drought

Funding for Nova Scotia to help salmon, trout in vital wild salmon watershed

Donation to aid critical groundwater research in Alberta

Innovative repair at water treatment plant earns provincial award for Niagara Region

After the flames, wildfires pollute drinking water for years

Waterloo Region fast-tracks infrastructure to clear water capacity bottlenecks

New project to strengthen protection for wetlands and Lake Simcoe

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