As municipalities across Canada face increasing pressure to reduce emissions, renew aging infrastructure, and deliver reliable services within tightening funding and policy environments, opportunities to see real-world solutions are more important than ever.
Ongoing resource constraints are amplifying the challenges municipal and utility leaders are facing, which underscores the need to leverage thermal heat from wastewater as a sustainable energy source for buildings.
We’re happy to share that Bret Collins joined Canadian Water Network (CWN) in January as the municipal decarbonization program advisor for our Wastewater Energy Transfer (WET) project.
The development of a National Water Security Strategy is an opportunity to discuss how we can address freshwater-related threats and opportunities in a way that protects freshwater ecosystems and secures water for communities and the economy, now and for future generations.
Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) is pleased to share that the National Freshwater Science Agenda (Science Agenda) is now available online.
A new partnership between the Government of Canada and the Government of Ontario aims to build more affordable homes, infrastructure, and transit.
Welcome to the Winter 2025 edition of News Splash. It's been another productive quarter for Canadian Water Network (CWN) and our members, and I’m excited to share some updates.
Canada’s first National Infrastructure Assessment (NIA) was released at the end of November. Its main conclusions will sound familiar to anyone working in water, wastewater, or stormwater at the local level.
Canadian Water Network’s (CWN) CEO Nicola Crawhall sat down for an in-depth interview with Peter Weltman, vice chair of the Canadian Infrastructure Council.
Canadian Water Network’s (CWN) Water Leader Spotlight celebrates municipal water leaders from across the country by sharing their career journeys and perspectives on industry trends.
