by Canadian Water & Wastewater
| Apr 25, 2024
| WaterHaller
Taking Back One of My Rants Every now and again, I use this column to vent some frustrations. Those rants are usually the most popular, bringing the most reaction from readers. Several months back I expressed my disappointment with the Canada Infrastructure Bank...
by Canadian Water & Wastewater
| Feb 22, 2024
| WaterHaller
Maintaining Public Trust in Tap Water This is my overriding concern in all of the advocacy work we do. How do we address all the challenges, in an open and transparent way, while maintaining public trust in their local tap water? We exist as a professional...
by Canadian Water & Wastewater
| Jan 24, 2024
| WaterHaller
The British Are Coming! The British Are Coming! But so are the Danes and the Japanese and Australians and more! It’s actually 2024, which means IWA’s World Water Congress & Exhibition is THIS year! Canada will host a world of water experts in Toronto, August...
by Canadian Water & Wastewater
| Sep 6, 2023
| WaterHaller
Federal Watch Lots of hype and political discussion about the big cabinet shuffle, but it didn’t really change much for our water sector. Minister Guilbeault stayed in Environment and Climate Change, Minister Hajdu stayed with Indigenous Services and Minister Leblanc...
by Canadian Water & Wastewater
| Aug 3, 2023
| Uncategorised
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It’s time for a new Federal Infrastructure Program I know…it’s seems no matter how much money the federal government allots for infrastructure programs, it’s not enough. But municipal infrastructure has a limited lifespan, is expensive to replace, and Canada’s tax...
by Canadian Water & Wastewater
| Jul 10, 2023
| Uncategorised
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The Window that Was As we look back at the Window on Ottawa event, just two weeks ago, I was going to title this piece “Rear View Window”, but that is the complete opposite of the Window on Ottawa concept. The “Window” is always a reference to the front windshield –...
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