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A recently completed project in Youbou, B.C. has brought a new groundwater source online and improved the quality of drinking water for residents without additional cost. BC Local News reports.
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The three levels of government together will fund projects to improve potable water services, water and wastewater infrastructure in Newfoundland.
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The Walkerton Clean Water Centre will provide drinking water operator training, certification and mentorship for First Nations communities in partnership with Keewaytinook Okimakanak/Northern Chiefs Council.
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The Ontario government has declared a state of emergency in response to a doubling in COVID-19 cases over the past two weeks and to reduce the risk to overwhelming the province’s hospital system and long-term care homes.
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With flows up to 40,000 gallons per minute and heads up to 2,500 feet, Franklin Electric offers a wide selection of strapped, cast iron, and cast stainless submersible turbines, along with an extensive offering of lineshaft turbines that help you cover almost any pumping application in various commercial, municipal & industrial markets.
Pair these products with our legendary motors and engineered drives to maximize performance beyond the pump. Available in bowls size ranging up to 42”, a selection of FVT Series, STS Series and SSI Series are available through an expansive network of Certified Build Centers in Canada.
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Water well drillers and their clients typically like to obtain the greatest amount of water they can from a well. One way to obtain the greatest amount of water from a well is to screen the well over several aquifer zones to combine flow from all. In the latest issue of Ground Water Canada hydrogeologist Ken Hugo looks at this process and why many jurisdictions discourage it.
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Thinking deeply might seem like something to be avoided, but stepping back to look at your business objectively can help you decide your next step. Looking forward one, two, five years – maybe more – is a great antidote to looking back on the mess that was COVID-20.
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A new study by the Institute for Work and Health indicates lost-time injury claims to the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board are 31 per cent lower on unionized building trade construction jobs than they are in a non-union environment.
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Registration is open for the federal government’s public consultations to help establish the new Canada Water Agency. Find out what issues are on their radar and add your two cents.
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James White has been appointed vice-president of business development for Wellmaster.
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