Water

The design phase is underway on a new water treatment plant for Batchewana First Nation, near Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, now that $320,000 in...

Saskatchewan announced a number of investments in water and wastewater treatment, as well as flood resiliency, in March 2019. On March 11, Bernadette Jordan, Minister...

With a boil water advisory in place for British Columbia’s Union Bay Improvement District (UBID) since December of 2018, the community is welcoming the...

While there have been dozens of monitoring programs collecting data on the health of Lake Winnipeg, a new open-access online hub will allow people...

Horizontal-flow roughing filtration for pre-treatment has been applied successfully in many facilities for raw water of medium to low turbidity.

The EchoShore®DX leak monitoring system features sophisticated acoustic sensors to detect and pinpoint the source of faint noises emitted by pipeline leaks, long before they become detectable by conventional detection methods.

Compound-specific isotope analysis has emerged as a line of evidence to assess bioremediation of volatile organic compounds in the subsurface.

Many remote communities share similar plight in their ability to provide safe drinking water

The federal government is contributing towards the replacement of a submerged, aging drinking water pipeline in the Yellowknife River.

Long-term drinking water advisories at three separate First Nations reserves were lifted over the last month, including one that had been in place for...