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Partnering with the World
While CWWA was established to be the voice of Canadian water utilities at a national level, we have also become your representative to the world. Our very structure is designed to ensure a relationship with our American partners at the Water Environment Federation...
The Window is Back…with the Water Canada Summit
Long before we created the National Water & Wastewater Conference to run each November, we have been hosting our famous “Window on Ottawa” event. This has always been CWWA’s signature event, drawing our members to Ottawa to focus on federal water policies and...
What do YOU think of Natural Infrastructure?
Do you think of natural infrastructure at all? How well do you understand the concept? Is your utility doing anything in this area? What are the challenges you face? These are the simple questions we are asking Canadian water leaders in our latest national survey....
In Praise of Leadership!
As YOUR national association, the CWWA is a volunteer-driven organization. While we do have 4 full-time staff (Robert, Kara, Adrian and Louisa), our direction and support comes from you the members. You write the articles, attend the conferences and make the...
Farewell to Nova Scotia! NWWC2022 and a new toque!
We did it! We had a real, live, national conference again! What a joy to see so many friends and colleagues in Halifax for the National Water & Wastewater Conference. Despite ongoing covid-19 fears, some lingering travel restrictions, and even an airline system...
How Partnerships Strengthen Utilities
I hate to say it …summer is coming to an end… but covid seems to be laying low…so it’s time to sit down and book your travel to the National Water & Wastewater Conference! We haven’t held the NWWC since we last met in Banff, way back in 2019. So we are well...
Water and Reconciliation
As I started to write this column, I paused to watch Pope Francis and his address at Maskwacis, Alberta. This public apology was an important and critical step in the long process of reconciliation. Beyond apology, he looked to full investigation, healing and...
The demand for live events!
The Water Haller – May 2022 I have sat in on so many webinars about the “new normal” and the future of live events. The repeated message was that, at worst, we would likely NEVER return to events as we once knew them and, at best, it would take years to build up...
The Water Haller – On Tour!
The Water Haller – April 2022 That’s right. I’m going back on tour to see you, the CWWA members across Canada. I have been so excited to see everyone again, but after over 2 ½ years of not going to any live events, it seems we’re trying to do them all in the same...
National Conference a Great Success!
Each year, the quality of our conference program just seems to get better and better. I was thoroughly amazed by the calibre of our speakers and the depth of discussion. We managed a very respectable turnout as well and we have heard only positive comments from the...
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