Canadian Water Network welcomes Ville de Gatineau to the Canadian Municipal Water Consortium! The consortium supports 26 municipal departments and utilities that service over 25 million people.
Canadian Water Network is pleased to announce that Nancy Goucher is joining the organization as municipal program manager on March 17, 2025.
Canadian Water Network's collaboration with the National Collaborating Centre for Infectious Diseases, with funding from the Public Health Agency of Canada, is instrumental in empowering public health practitioners through our wastewater-based surveillance program. This initiative supports peer learning and knowledge sharing for public health practitioners.
Canadian Water Network's climate program advances mitigation, adaptation and resiliency strategies to enable action on the long-term security of our water resources and water servicing for our communities. Join us at Blue Cities to hear updates on water security, adaptation, and mitigation strategies for the water sector.
Members of the Global Water Research Coalition are meeting on March 20-21 in South Africa and will attend the IWA International Conference on Water Reclamation and Reuse from March 16-19. Canadian Water Network's CEO Nicola Crawhall will attend an exclusive global roundtable on water availability and contribute to an IWA panel on building water security.
The federal government is moving to add Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) to the official list of toxic substances.
Welcome to the spring edition of News Splash, with Canadian Water Network (CWN) highlights, interviews, and curated news. View the original email layout here. As a country and as a sector, we are navigating challenging times. In response, CWN is doubling down on generating feasible solutions and strategies. Our flagship Blue Cities event (May [...]
Welcome to the winter edition of News Splash, with Canadian Water Network (CWN) highlights, interviews, and curated news. View the original email layout here. We’re now leading five national networks to address water challenges and opportunities. This quarter, our team shared key insights through expert webinars, case studies, strategic sharing groupsm and a national [...]
Over the past year, infrastructure failures in Edmonton, Calgary, Montreal and Winnipeg made the news, which made our 'brilliantly invisible' water systems much more visible. The issue of aging infrastructure dominated discussions among senior water leaders during our meetings held this quarter.
Canadian Water Network's CEO Nicola Crawhall recently sat down for a conversation with Benjamin Morgan, principal and managing director of the Centre for Crisis and Risk Communications.
