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Young innovators squared off in Calgary, Alta on Feb. 6 for the Aquahacking Prairies Challenge with the top teams winning $35,000 in seed funding.

Five projects were presented addressing critical water issues, an AquaAction release said, including efficient water use in agriculture, community decision-making tools for extreme hydrological events a...


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Veolia, the Water Environment Federation (WEF) and the American Water Works Association (AWWA) launched the Veolia Workforce Academy North America on Feb. 5.

The initiative is a free, fully digital workforce training and employment pathway program.

Veolia Workforce Academy North America, is now open at


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Teams from the Ktunaxa Nation Council, Kootenai Tribe of Idaho (USA), Idaho Department of Fish and Game, and the province of British Columbia will conduct their annual burbot egg collection program on Moyie Lake during the last two weeks of February 2026.

Staff will catch, tag and release burbot as part of a conservation-stocking progr...


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An agreement has been reached for sustainable stewardship of Niagara Shores Park in Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON.

Niagara Shores Park is a 14-hectare forested area within Parks Canada’s lakeshore properties at 1515 Lakeshore Road, Niagara-on-the-Lake. The property is managed by Parks Canada as part of the Niagara National Historic Sites.


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The government of Canada is investing in river-current technology to provide more clean electricity options.

$4 million will go to ORPC Canada for a demonstration project showing how the natural flow of the river can generate clean and reliable energy, a Natural Resources Canada release said.

Beginning in 2026 and continuing thro...


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