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Ontario Green Party officials want gravel mining permits stopped to protect groundwater

Ontario Green Party leader Mike Schreiner attended a Save Our Water rally, saying threats to groundwater by gravel mining need to stop until they are better understood. » Read more

Ontario government investing in training to bolster piping and plumbing careers

The Ontario government is working for workers by investing more than $11.6 million in two projects that will help nearly 1,500 apprentices and journeypersons upgrade their skills. » Read more

B.C. sets course for watershed restoration through investment of $30 million

An ongoing effort to restore watersheds and wetlands in the province is creating a healthier future for British Columbians by mitigating the impacts of climate change on communities, strengthening ecosystems and securing quality drinking water. » Read more

Conservation authority initiates social media campaign to draw attention to water protection

The Upper Thames River Conservation Authority wants the public to know why it’s important they test their well water, understand the implications of spring runoff and know how pet waste can impact water quality. » Read more

BCGWA reports successful return to first in-person convention since start of COVID pandemic

Several discussions were held about the current state of the groundwater industry and the role the association can play. Surveys are to be sent out to members for their input related to the discussions. » Read more

Nominations open for Women in Ground Water

Ground Water Canada wants to shine a well-deserved spotlight on female industry members who inspire, lead and encourage new generations of women to enter the industry. Nominations and self-nominations are open to those who demonstrate a strong worth ethic, leadership, and are actively involved in the industry. Nominations close June 30th.

» Submit a nomination today

Ontario Green Party officials want gravel mining permits stopped to protect groundwater

Ontario government investing in training to bolster piping and plumbing careers

B.C. sets course for watershed restoration through investment of $30 million

Conservation authority initiates social media campaign to draw attention to water protection

BCGWA reports successful return to first in-person convention since start of COVID pandemic

Nominations open for Women in Ground Water

Wanted: New drillers to fill a growing need in industry

Guest column: A new approach to education

Canadian Water Resources Association National Conference

NGWA Groundwater Week