What Canadian attendees can expect at WEFTEC 2026
The Water Environment Federation’s Technical Exhibition and Conference (WEFTEC) returns to New Orleans, Louisiana, September 26–30, bringing together the global water, wastewater and stormwater...
Veolia Delaware seeks $34.6M from companies over PFAS contamination treatment costs
Veolia Water Delaware is suing a group of companies it alleges contaminated the Red Clay and White Clay creeks with PFAS, seeking to recover...
Hamilton secures $572M for infrastructure upgrades to support housing growth
The City of Hamilton has secured $572 million in federal and provincial funding for major road, water and wastewater infrastructure projects designed to unlock...
New guidebook offers roadmap for AI, machine learning in potable reuse
A new guidebook is offering water utilities a practical roadmap for introducing artificial intelligence and machine learning into potable reuse operations, while warning that...
EPA announces $10.8M to strengthen U.S. water sector workforce
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced $10.8 million in grant funding to support workforce development and training for drinking water and wastewater...
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SEEPEX names Ash Zaghloul regional sales manager for Canada
Pump technology company SEEPEX has appointed Ash Zaghloul as regional sales manager for Canada.
Based in Aurora, Ontario, Zaghloul brings more than 20 years of...
Newfoundland student wins global water prize for plastic-removing robot
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Clay mineral shows potential for trapping nickel in mine-affected water
Researchers at the University of Saskatchewan have found that a common clay mineral could help reduce the amount of nickel released from mine waste...
Lindsay water capacity study considers new elevated tank, system upgrades
The City of Kawartha Lakes has launched an environmental assessment to determine how Lindsay’s drinking water system will need to expand to accommodate population...
New U.S. bill targets growing cyber threats to water infrastructure
U.S. lawmakers have introduced legislation that would expand federal oversight of cybersecurity at drinking water and wastewater utilities and provide hundreds of millions of...
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What Canadian attendees can expect at WEFTEC 2026
The Water Environment Federation’s Technical Exhibition and Conference (WEFTEC) returns to New Orleans, Louisiana, September 26–30, bringing together the global water, wastewater and stormwater...
