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The Town of Perth officially broke ground on expanding capacity for the Perth Wastewater Lagoon, marking a major milestone in the community’s long-term infrastructure planning and future growth.
The project, at the Perth Wastewater Lagoon site, will increase wastewater treatment capacity and help support future residential development within the community.
“Reli...
The Greater Vancouver Sewerage and Drainage District Board has approved a proposal for the independent review of the North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant Project.
The review will be conducted by an independent team led by Rob Andrews of EXP Engineering.
“Our team’s deep expertise in evaluating complex infrastructure projects makes us well equipped to cond...
If you run a municipal wastewater treatment plant and test your final effluent, you’ve probably run into a total head-scratcher: the water leaving your facility often has way higher concentrations of PFAS than the raw stuff coming in.
At a recent PFAS symposium hosted by Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU), Dr. Roxana Sühring, an Associate Professor in TMU’s Departme...
Residents in Fort Erie will soon see a new 186-foot (56.7 metre) Elevated Water Tank lining the skyline next month as Niagara Region Water and Wastewater Services replaces the existing water storage facility to increase service to residents and businesses.
The new 9,250-metric-tonne (20.4 million pound) tank will better serve existing users and accommodate future growt...
The Town of Grimsby officially marked the beginning of Phase 1 of Downtown Reimagined as work commences on a critical water infrastructure renewal project, supported by a $1.9 million investment from the federal and provincial governments through the Green Infrastructure Stream of the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP).
The Government of Canada provided ...