Water Archives

Oil sands industry aggressively cleaning up tailings ponds

by Deborah Jaremko | Jun 10, 2022 | Business, Environment, Eye on Alberta, FREE content | 0

DEBORAH JAREMKO: Finding the right suite of technologies to address the challenge is a main area of focus for research and development

Indigenous housing crisis can be solved using market forces

by Joseph Quesnel | Mar 11, 2021 | Business, FREE content, Politics | 0

JOSEPH QUESNEL: Only the private sector can deliver the high-quality housing that reserves need. Government waiting lists will never catch up

First Nations need safe drinking water now

by Joseph Quesnel | Feb 16, 2021 | Eye on New Brunswick, Eye on Newfoundland, Eye on Nova Scotia, Eye on PEI, FREE content, Health, Politics | 0

JOSEPH QUESNEL: After years of delays, mixed signals, lack of consultation and broken promises, delivery of safe drinking water systems is long overdue (FREE)

Vernal ponds are at the heart of the forest life cycle

by Geoff Carpentier | Apr 19, 2020 | Environment, Life, PREMIUM content | 0

GEOFF CARPENTIER: Frogs, toads, salamanders, insects and other invertebrates teem in vernal pools, depending on where you live in the country (BASIC/PREMIUM content/Not yet a BASIC/PREMIUM member? $19)

Municipalities must take the lead in getting the lead out

by Paz Gomez | Feb 2, 2020 | Environment, Eye on Manitoba, Eye on New Brunswick, Eye on Newfoundland, Eye on Northern Canada, Eye on Nova Scotia, Eye on Ontario, Eye on PEI, Eye on Quebec, Eye on Saskatchewan, FREE content, Health, Municipal, Politics | 0

PAZ GOMES: The astonishing levels of lead in Canada’s drinking water requires action. That means taking simple measures at the local level, aided by federal incentives

The compelling case for selling Canada’s water to the U.S.

by Peter Holle | Aug 1, 2019 | Business, Environment, FREE content | 0

BRIAN GIESBRECHT: Americans need water and we have it. Canadians should begin to look at water as a commodity – the blue gold that it is. (FREE content)