By Michele Samuels, strategic accounts manager at Xylem As utilities implement digital solutions, we often hear how technology helped ‘turn on the lights,’ allowing utility managers to see their operations more clearly, without the shadows of outdated systems, unconnected data and information silos. Technology provides an essential bridge between data and decision-making, delivering transformative [...]
Over the past six months, an exciting and dynamic partnership has been flourishing between Canadian Water Network (CWN) and the National Collaborating Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCCID). This partnership has resulted in the development of the Wastewater-based Surveillance (WBS) program, an initiative that has been orchestrating captivating discussions aimed at helping our public health [...]
This thought leader interview features Dr. Monica Emelko, Canada Research Chair of Water Science, Technology and Policy and Scientific Director of the forWater Network at the University of Waterloo. She shares her expertise and experience in researching the impact of forest fires on drinking water source quality and treatability. Can you share some reflections [...]
We are pleased to present the latest update from Canadian Water Network’s (CWN) Canadian Municipal Water Consortium, a national network of utility leaders who share a common goal of advancing municipal water management. Presence in the Canadian water industry The Canadian Municipal Water Consortium continues to maintain a strong presence in the Canadian water [...]
Welcome to the Fall 2023 edition of Canadian Water Network’s (CWN) News Splash. It's been quite a summer, and let's start with the good news. The pandemic is finally receding, and people are embracing the return of travel and in-person events. For this reason, we're thrilled that CWN's flagship event, Blue Cities, is making [...]
This edition’s thought leader interview features Jimmy Zammar, the City of Vancouver’s director of urban watersheds, sewers and drainage, who shares his experience in implementing the city’s Rain City Strategy. How did the City of Vancouver’s Rain City Strategy come about? The Rain City strategy is the fruit of over 10 years of effort [...]
