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Concordia study highlights new method of snowpack water measurement

February 2, 2026
Climate Change, National, News, Study

Researchers at Concordia University announced they have developed a new method of measuring the amount of usable water stored in snowpacks. The technique, known as…

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usable water

Concordia study highlights new method of snowpack water measurement

Alberta invests $5.3 million for wetlands restoration

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B.C. puts $3.3 million toward Sumas Prairie flood mitigation

Federal government invests in Calgary’s natural infrastructure

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