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The Ontario Ground Water Association drew a good crowd for its annual convention at the tranquil Nottawasaga Inn in Alliston, Ont. This year the event was held immediately following a regional training meeting on best practices and the unofficial theme seemed to be collaboration in its many forms including drillers and scientists working together for a shared purpose.
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The P.E.I. government has released detailed information about where the province's 288 high-capacity wells are located, what they're used for and how much ground water they're allowed to extract. CBC News reports.
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A University of British Columbia-developed system that uses bacteria to turn non-potable water into drinking water was tested this week in West Vancouver and is expected to be installed in remote communities in Canada and beyond.
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A new Canadian-led study of 371 lakes in eastern North America shows they are getting saltier because of runoff from the salt used to melt winter snow and ice. CBC News reports.
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A new web-based service offered in Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Texas and now California aims to make finding information on water rights easier for individuals and institutions alike. Water Deeply reports.
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This spring, Pentair Flow & Filtration Solutions has two new pump series under its Berkeley brand made for agricultural and municipal applications: the 10TMH submersible turbine pumps and the 10VT vertical lineshaft turbine pumps.
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The Evolution Pump Hoist from SkyQuip is a 5,000-capacity pump-pulling crane that is a smaller, lighter version of the company’s 8,000-capacity model.
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April 17-28, 2017
Location: Fleming College, Lindsay, Ontario
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