Entries Tagged Canada

Thinking twice about what consumers flush away may help them save money, and the environment. Ryerson University recently released a new report...

Canada’s freshwater supply and water quality across the country is generally very good, finds a new study released by the Fraser Institute,...

Over the course of a year and 12 issues of Municipal Sewer & Water magazine, a lot of words are dedicated to...

The city of Prince Rupert, on the northwest coast of British Columbia, has every natural advantage needed to become the next great...

Time is a perception. I have a T-shirt that says that. I didn’t buy it. I always thought it was kind of...

Some projects protect waterways. Some preserve a city and nation’s history.As the capital city of Canada, Ottawa will play a central role...

The Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority could be on its way to being under state oversight.Last week, members of the Pennsylvania House...

While a Canadian utility continues to work to reduce its overflows, it’s at least taking a proactive approach in notifying the public...

This week, the Indiana Senate unanimously passed legislation that would help assess the state’s current water capacity and future need, as well...

The city of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, is focused on infrastructure renewal. For the past three years it’s been prioritizing its infrastructure needs,...

The city of Montreal is doubling its budget to replace lead pipes that carry water to nearly 70,000 homes.When officials announced in...

The Village of Torquay, Saskatchewan, was fined $30,000 plus $12,000 in surcharges after pleading guilty in Estevan Provincial Court for failing to...

Firefighters battling a blaze in Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley were in for quite a surprise this past month when they found dozens...

When Berkeley Springs, West Virginia, hosted its first water-tasting competition in 1991, organizers had to work hard to fill the field of...