New Water Treatment Plant for Kahkewistahaw First Nation
Kahkewistahaw First Nation in Saskatchewan is set to receive a new water treatment plant, enhancing clean water access and infrastructure for the community.
Category : Water Resources
Flood Watch Issued for Mississippi River Watershed
A flood watch has been declared for the Mississippi River watershed as water levels rise, with authorities urging residents to stay vigilant and prepare for potential flooding.
Calgary Council Urged to Reject Water Efficiency Plan
A critical analysis argues Calgary's new water efficiency plan misrepresents local water security, overlooks aquifer capacity, and relies on flawed climate assumptions.
Ottawa Funds $2.5M Water Infrastructure Upgrade in Cornwall, P.E.I.
The federal government has allocated over $2.5 million to enhance water infrastructure in Cornwall, Prince Edward Island, aiming to improve water quality and reliability for residents.
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Waterloo Region Council Reverses Water Taking Policy
The Waterloo Region council has voted to rescind a controversial water taking policy with Wilmot Township, marking a significant shift in local water management strategy.
Feds Pledge $29M for Regina Wastewater Upgrades
The Canadian government has announced $29 million in funding for Regina's South Trunk Wastewater Capacity Upgrades Project, part of a broader infrastructure initiative to support population growth and community development.
Calgary's Water Meter Modernization Program Underway
Calgary is upgrading water meters across the city in a five-year initiative to enhance technology and efficiency, with work starting in Ward 8 and concluding in Ward 11 by 2030.
Metro Vancouver Watering Restrictions Start Soon Amid Low Snowpack
Metro Vancouver is set to implement watering restrictions in the coming weeks as low snowpack levels threaten water supply, urging residents to conserve amid dry conditions.
Metro Vancouver Water Restrictions Start May 1 Amid Low Snowpack
Metro Vancouver announces Stage 1 water restrictions starting May 1, limiting lawn watering to once weekly due to below-normal snowpack levels affecting water supply.
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Alberta's Water Crisis: Conservation Now Economic Necessity
Alberta faces severe water scarcity due to multi-year drought, shrinking snowpack, and rising demand. Conservation is no longer optional but an economic imperative for agriculture, energy, and urban centers.
Calgary Ends Water Restrictions, Warns of Future Pipe Breaks
Calgary has lifted indoor and outdoor water restrictions after completing repairs on the Bearspaw South feeder main, but officials warn the critical pipe could fail again at any time.
Calgary Water Main Passes Safety Tests, Safe to Drink
Water quality testing confirms that the refilled feeder main in Calgary meets all safety standards, ensuring it is safe for public consumption after recent maintenance.
Alberta Rockies Snowpack Hits Record Levels, South Faces Drought
Snowpack in Alberta's Rocky Mountains reaches record-breaking levels in some areas, promising relief for water flows, while southern regions face severe drought conditions.
Toronto Fire Crews Battle Blaze with Propane Tanks on Roof
Emergency responders extinguished a significant fire on the roof of a downtown Toronto building, which involved propane tanks, on March 27, 2026. No injuries were reported in the incident.
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Calgary Water Restrictions Continue After Main Repairs
While repair work on Calgary's Bearspaw feeder main is now complete, city officials have announced that water restrictions will remain in effect for several more days as the system stabilizes.
Calgary Feeder Main Repairs Enter Final Phase with Refilling
Calgary officials announce the Bearspaw South feeder main will begin refilling on Friday after reinforcement work, with water testing to follow before service restoration. The project remains on schedule despite ongoing restrictions.
Calgary Water Use Drops to 483 Million Litres
Calgary residents have significantly reduced their water consumption, with Wednesday's total dropping to 483 million litres, showcasing ongoing conservation efforts.
Calgary Water Use Returns to Green Zone After Reduction
The City of Calgary reports water usage decreased to 496 million litres on Tuesday, marking a return to the green zone and sustainable consumption levels after recent high demand.
Wilmot to Clarify Water Capacity Position in Waterloo Region
Wilmot Township announces it will make its stance clear on the water capacity issue affecting Waterloo Region, emphasizing the need for regional best interests.
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Calgary Water Use in Red Zone; Officials Urge Conservation
Calgary officials report water consumption remains dangerously high in the red zone, urging residents to reduce usage to prevent shortages and maintain system stability.
Calgary Water Use Tops 500M Litres, Enters Red Zone
Calgary's water consumption surged on Sunday, surpassing the 500 million litre threshold for the first time in three days, pushing the city into a critical red zone for usage.
Calgary Water Use Enters Red Zone After Sunday Increase
Calgary's water consumption exceeded 500 million liters on Sunday, March 22, 2026, marking the first breach of this critical threshold in three days as usage continues to climb.
TRCA Issues Water Safety Warning for GTA Waterways
The Toronto Region Conservation Authority has issued a water safety warning effective until midnight on March 22, 2026, due to rain and melting snow increasing risks near rivers and shorelines in the GTA.
LocalRain Triggers Water Safety Warning in Toronto
Environment Canada issues a water safety warning for Toronto as LocalRain system forecasts intense rainfall, urging residents to take precautions against flooding and contamination risks.
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Calgary Water Use Stays in Green Zone for Third Day
Calgary's water usage has remained within the sustainable green zone for three straight days, reflecting successful conservation efforts amid ongoing environmental monitoring and public awareness campaigns.
Two Displaced After Manotick Fire
Two adults have been displaced and a cat perished after a fire broke out in a mixed-use building on Manotick Main Street early Sunday morning, with firefighters battling freezing rain to control the blaze.
Global Water Crisis: 2.1 Billion Lack Safe Access, Canada's Struggles
On World Water Day, the UN highlights that 2.1 billion people live without safe water, with Canada facing over 800 drinking water advisories and Indigenous communities disproportionately affected.
Temporary Dam Built in Pinkerton After Earthen Dam Breach
A temporary dam has been installed in Pinkerton, Ontario, to protect homes after a private earthen dam broke, causing extensive flood damage to seven homes and the town's main road.
Calgary Water Use Drops to 499M Litres, Back in Green Zone
Calgary's water consumption has decreased to 499 million litres, moving the city back into the green conservation zone. Officials are now seeking public input on further water-saving strategies.
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Calgary Water Use Back in Red Zone as Repairs Continue
Calgary's water consumption has exceeded the 500-million-litre threshold again, ending a brief conservation streak as feeder-main repair work reaches its midway point. The city urges residents to maintain reduced usage to avoid shortages.
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