An analysis of 40 years of data shows AI could provide earlier, more explainable Great Lakes water-level forecasts for planning and management.

Moose Jaw has begun its largest infrastructure project, a $73-million wastewater facility designed to improve reliability and reduce flood r ...

McGill researchers are measuring greenhouse gas exchanges in Canadian wetlands to improve emissions estimates and guide restoration.

More than 120 water professionals explored ways to make hydrological data easier to find, share and reuse across systems and jurisdictions.

Researchers are developing a handheld sensor using engineered yeast and AI to provide faster, lower-cost PFAS testing for drinking water.

Rocky Mountain House opens a new $30M wastewater plant designed to meet stricter standards and support future growth.

Drinking water fixtures at 28 of 53 N.W.T. school sites now meet Health Canada lead guidelines following testing and remediation.

Déline is under a precautionary boil water advisory after higher-than-normal turbidity was detected in the community's water source.

Global Drought can force trees to conserve water by closing the pores in their leaves, slowing photosynthesis and reducing the amount of carbon dioxide forests absorb. The […] ...

A Vancouver Sun opinion piece argues B.C. should put watersheds at the centre of economic planning as demands on freshwater increase.

Spanning over two million acres, Ontario’s Greenbelt protects the wetlands, forests, and aquifers that keep water clean, reduce flooding, and build climate resilience.

Barrie is receiving up to $129 million to upgrade wastewater treatment, improve nutrient removal and expand capacity for future growth.