March Newsletter
Spring is here, and it’s been a busy time across the water industry. From World Water Day to a full week of events in Toronto, there’s a lot to catch up on.
If you missed our March newsletter, you can read the full update below:
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World Water Day
This year’s World Water Day theme, “Where water flows, equality grows,” is a reminder that access to safe, reliable water is closely tied to stronger, more equitable communities.
It’s not just about infrastructure; it’s about ensuring people, businesses, and communities have what they need to thrive. To learn more about W
To mark the week, we’re so excited to announce the launch of ‘Podable’ Water! A quality water conversation which is a new podcast with CWQA Executive Director, Shelley Peters and CWQA President, Brad Vincent.
Watch and listen here:
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CMPX Show | Canadian Mechanical & Plumbing Expo
CWQA is proud to partner with CMPX for the Water Way in Aisle 2100.
Follow the water drops on the floor to find your wa to “The Water Way” brings together companies from across the water treatment sector into one dedicated space. Making it easy to connect, explore new technologies, and see what’s happening across the industry all in one place.
What We’re Watching in Water
Lead levels in drinking water remain a concern. Ontario has recently been given a failing grade for high levels of lead in drinking water, while cities like Edmonton are expanding testing in buildings.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/lead-testing-water-buildings-9.7045745
The rising cost of water
Halifax Water’s revised rate proposal continues to raise concerns around affordability and long-term sustainability.
Growth pressures on water systems
In Waterloo Region, increasing housing demands are putting added pressure on water capacity, staffing, and infrastructure planning.
Expanding access to reliable water sources
Projects like the Lake Huron pipeline extension continue to highlight the importance of long-term planning for water access and regional growth.
Read more:
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/london/oneida-lake-huron-water-extension-9.7124601
Water quality and accountability
A lawsuit in British Columbia over contaminated water is bringing renewed attention to system design, oversight, and accountability.
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Thank you for your continued work and commitment to improving water quality across Canada.
— Shelley Peters
Executive Director
