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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...
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Winnipeg warns of odours as $518M headworks facility comes online
Residents near Winnipeg’s North End wastewater treatment plant may notice intermittent odours through September as the city brings a new $518-million headworks facility and...
A Different Flow
Laminar Water is betting that modular, configurable treatment systems can help respond faster to changing water quality challenges while giving operators greater flexibility.
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
A Newfoundland and Labrador student has won the 2026 Stockholm Junior Water Prize for developing an autonomous robot that uses artificial intelligence and magnets...
Peel Region develops a Wastewater Integrated Management System
Since 2018, Peel Region has undertaken a progressive and internally driven journey to design, implement and maintain a Wastewater Integrated Management System (WWIMS) across its wastewater operations.
Ontario proposes scrapping 2027 deadline for air emissions approvals
Ontario is proposing to eliminate a January 2027 deadline that would require certain businesses with air and noise emissions to move from existing Environmental...
Ontario Land Tribunal approves Nelson Aggregate’s Burlington Quarry expansion
The Ontario Land Tribunal has approved Nelson Aggregate’s proposed expansion of its Burlington Quarry at Mount Nemo, despite opposition from the City of Burlington...
Feds propose cleanup of abandoned High Arctic weather station in Nunavut
A large-scale remediation project proposed for Nunavut’s High Arctic would demolish more than 20 abandoned structures, remove hazardous materials and clean up thousands of...
Quebec research chair targets PFAS, other persistent contaminants in soil, groundwater
Quebec's Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS) has launched a $3.5-million initiative aimed at developing new ways to treat PFAS and other persistent...
Quebec raises minimum environmental fines up to tenfold for high-impact industries
Companies in several high-impact industrial sectors in Quebec could now face minimum environmental fines of as much as $300,000 per day under changes to...
Canada invests $19M to expand London RNG facility
The federal government is investing nearly $19 million to expand an anaerobic digestion facility in London, Ontario, where food and organic waste is converted...
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...
Choosing the right mixing and agitation system for polyethylene chemical storage tanks
Chemical separation inside a high-density cross-linked polyethylene (HDXLPE) storage tank isn’t just an operational inconvenience.
Emergency crews rescue teen trapped in Saskatoon storm drain
A Saskatoon police officer helped keep a teenager’s head above water after the boy became trapped in a rapidly filling storm drain during heavy...
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...
