Water

A novel water treatment device that delivers chlorine automatically via public taps without the need for electricity, was able to reduce child diarrhea by...

Blueberry River First Nation sought help to increase the quality and quantity of drinking water that its water treatment plant could produce, until a new plant could be designed and constructed.

The water industry is on the front line of the climate crisis. Water underpins agriculture, industry and sanitation and is essential for our daily...

The method uses ultraviolet light and vaporized hydrogen peroxide to kill 99% of pathogens and can increase the shelf life of produce.

Air stripping is gaining traction within the drinking water industry to address volatile organic compounds, dissolved CO2 and disinfection by-products.

Drinking water infrastructure in Canada faces a number of challenges including asset replacement and rehabilitation, non-revenue water, insufficient consumer rates and more. However, there...

By continually monitoring water quality throughout the treatment process, online analyzers offer a number of cost-saving benefits including: reduced failures and maintenance issues; reduced...

Two Ontario First Nations reserves issued state of emergency declarations in early July over potentially harmful levels of trihalomethanes (THMs) in their water. The Attawapiskat...

Canada's Department of Natural Resources has announced an investment of $318,000 over three years to embed climate change adaptation into design guidelines for municipal...

As summer starts, Canada is reminded of its continuing struggle with blue-green algae. But in Ontario, The Thames River Phosphorus Reduction Collaborative is installing...