Participants in Canadian Water Network events return year after year to experience our unique networking opportunities, and to engage in discussions surrounding innovative solutions and approaches to advance progress on priority water management challenges. Our focus is on attracting and connecting the right people.

With this focus in mind, our events are designed to bring together diverse groups from government, industry and academia to network, share ideas, and build lasting and valuable partnerships. This approach fosters future collaborations and excellent learning opportunities.

Blue Cities Discussions (online)

Blue Cities Discussions will connect utility leaders and decision makers from government, academia and the private sector to exchange knowledge and practice insights on strategic priorities. These discussions will highlight Canadian leadership in sustainable and resilient water management, and offer insights on how to move forward in a new reality.

Blue Cities

Blue Cities is a focal point for dialogue and collaboration amongst decision-makers in local government, the private sector, researchers, knowledge and technology providers, as well as other levels of government and government agencies. The program focuses on strategic issues of importance related to municipal water management and public health protection.

Webinars

#CWNwebinars provide an in-depth look at leading water research and its practical applications for Canadian water professionals. Please register, as space is limited.

Student & Young Professional Webinars

#CWNSYP webinars are organized by students and young professionals for students and young professionals across Canada. Register early — these free webinars fill up quickly.

Blue Networking

Canadian Water Network’s Student and Young Professional Committee organizes regular networking events in cities across Canada for members of the water community to discuss water-related challenges, developments and opportunities for collaboration. These events are often informal, but may also include guest presentations or other activities.

Students, researchers, professionals and interested members of the public are welcome to attend these free events.