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Kimberley, B.C., launches $400K study to protect drinking water from wildfire...
The City of Kimberley, British Columbia, is launching a $400,000 research project to assess wildfire risks in its drinking water watersheds and identify measures...
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California school launches water operator training program to address workforce shortages
The City of Roseville, California, is partnering with Roseville Adult School to launch a 16-week water distribution operator training program this fall aimed at...
Xylem opens expanded Flygt distribution and service hub in Toronto
Xylem has opened a new 87,000-square-foot Flygt distribution, service and training facility in Toronto, expanding its capacity to support municipal and industrial water and...
Carollo Engineers announces new CEO as senior executive takes helm of Water Environment Federation
Carollo Engineers has announced two major leadership developments, with Anne Prudhel named the water engineering firm's next president and CEO, and senior vice president...
Innovative approach creates fish habitat to compensate for bridge project impacts
Offsetting, which involves restoring or creating fish habitat to compensate for project impacts, is one of the most complex components of the FAA process.
Designing for the operator is key to WWTP reliability
Every piece of rotating equipment in a wastewater treatment plant will eventually require service.
Moose Jaw breaks ground on $73M wastewater headworks facility
The City of Moose Jaw has broken ground on a $73-million wastewater headworks facility, the largest infrastructure project in the Saskatchewan city's history and...
UWaterloo engineers develop 3D-printed filter that removes up to 90% of microplastics
University of Waterloo engineers have developed a customizable 3D-printed filter capable of removing up to 90% of microplastics from wastewater, with potential applications ranging...
Arizona advances Mexican desalination studies as it seeks new Colorado River supplies
Arizona is investing nearly US$8.5 million to study another proposed seawater desalination project in Mexico as the state searches for new water supplies to...
Ontario provides $1.1M to protect Richmond Hill sewer from erosion
The City of Richmond Hill is receiving nearly $1.1 million from the Ontario government to stabilize an eroding section of Patterson Creek that is...
CELA urges stronger source water protections in First Nations clean water bill
The Canadian Environmental Law Association (CELA) is calling for several amendments to the proposed First Nations Clean Water Act to strengthen source water protection,...
Health Canada proposes guidance to tackle Legionella, lead risks in residential plumbing
Health Canada has released proposed guidance aimed at reducing exposure to Legionella, lead and other contaminants that can emerge or increase after drinking water...
Two excavators recovered from water at Thornbury wastewater outfall project
Two excavators that entered Georgian Bay after a temporary stone berm became unstable during construction of the Thornbury Wastewater Treatment Plant outfall have been...
Calgary’s Bearspaw feeder main replacement reaches 80% installation milestone
Approximately 80% of the new Bearspaw South Feeder Main has been installed as Calgary races to complete the replacement pipeline and put it into...
Ontario greenhouse operator faces stormwater fines for high phosphorus levels
A greenhouse operator and its sole director in Leamington, Ontario, have been fined a combined $360,000 after the company exceeded a phosphorus discharge limit...
Endress+Hauser opens energy-efficient campus in France, consolidating operations
Endress+Hauser has opened a new company campus in Cernay, France, bringing together more than 800 employees and consolidating its manufacturing, sales and administrative operations...
