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Top 50 Projects

How Canada’s biggest water projects are pushing engineering to the limit

July 30, 2026
News

When water infrastructure works as intended, it stays invisible. Taps turn on, toilets flush, and rain drains away without a second thought. But behind that…

Metro Vancouver set to revert to Stage 2 water restrictions

July 14, 2026
British Columbia, Infrastructure, News, Water Resources

Metro Vancouver announced that the First Narrows Crossing, a critical piece of infrastructure that takes drinking water from the North Shore to Vancouver, is back…

What Canada’s Top 50 Water Projects tell us about the future of climate resilience

July 13, 2026
Climate Change, News

When we talk about the impacts of climate change, we are almost always talking about water. Whether it is the devastation of atmospheric rivers flooding…

Q&A: Could AI data centres actually benefit Canada’s water systems?

Restored wetlands aren’t clear-cut wins against climate change, McGill study suggests

How Canada’s biggest water projects are pushing engineering to the limit

Province invests $3M for 26 community-led projects to protect Ontario’s water

Feds funding natural infrastructure restoration of river valley in AB

10 new acres of waterfront public space opens in Toronto

Q&A: Dr. Anne Pasek pulls back the curtain on data centre water demands

Unmasking the blind spot: Why wastewater treatment unintentionally doubles PFAS concentrations

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

Top 50 Projects

How Canada’s biggest water projects are pushing engineering to the limit

Metro Vancouver set to revert to Stage 2 water restrictions

What Canada’s Top 50 Water Projects tell us about the future of climate resilience

How Canada’s biggest water projects are pushing engineering to the limit

Province invests $3M for 26 community-led projects to protect Ontario’s water

Feds funding natural infrastructure restoration of river valley in AB

10 new acres of waterfront public space opens in Toronto

Public comments invited on proposed drinking water protection amendments in Orangeville

Shawanaga First Nation marks opening of new water treatment plant