INNOVATIVE DEVICE TAPS WATER FROM AIR
ADVISORIES PUBLISHED ON JULY 5 - UPDATED 5:30 PM Wrap-up: There are 33 advisories to report: 2 in AB, 2 in BC, 10 in MB, 2 in NB, 1 in NL, 3 in NS, 1 in NU, 12 in SK
ADVISORIES PUBLISHED ON JULY 5 - UPDATED 5:30 PM
Wrap-up: There are 33 advisories to report: 2 in AB, 2 in BC, 10 in MB, 2 in NB, 1 in NL, 3 in NS, 1 in NU, 12 in SK
FIRST NATION SHORT-TERM DRINKING WATER ADVISORIES – July 2, 2025
THE COST OF REASONING The more accurate the AI models, the bigger the carbon footprint according to new research out of Münich University
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CELEBRATING NATIONAL INDIGENOUS PEOPLE MONTH WITH THE NFB
THE STAND NFB Canada now streaming free Christopher Auchter's Haida documentary THE STAND | nfb.ca + NFB app
A 21ST CENTURY GUIDE TO AVOIDING WASTEWATER DISASTER
FROM WT ARCHIVES Renewable energy A BIOENGINEER'S WATER RESEARCH TAKES A QUANTUM LEAP WT ARCHIVES - 2022 Renewable energy MEXICAN START-UP ADRIANO DI MARTI DISRUPTS THE LEATHER INDUSTRY Natural organic leather offers a sustainable, cruelty-free alternative, with low water consumption, no toxic chemicals, phthalates, and no PVC Renewable energy TORONTO-BASED SOLAR TECHNOLOGY INNOVATOR MORGANSOLAR HAS SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN Renewable energy INSPIRED BY NATURE, START-UP BIOHM IS REVOLUTIONIZING OUR BUILT ENVIRONMENT WT ARCHIVES -2017 Renewable energy $2.4 MILLION WIND TURBINE PROJECT IN 2018 FOR KLUANE FIRST NATION, YUKON TERRITORY Renewable energy RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS IN NUNAVUT SLOWED BY FINANCIAL BARRIERS ...More From WT Archives
WATER ADVISORIES
ADVISORIES PUBLISHED ON JULY 3 - UPDATED 11:30 AM Wrap-up: There are 32 advisories to report: 4 in BC, 2 in MB, 1 in NB, 17 in QC, 8 in SK
ADVISORIES PUBLISHED ON JULY 1 - UPDATED 6:30 PM
Wrap-up: There are 34 advisories to report: 1 in BC, 3 in MB, 1 in NS, 13 in QC, 16 in SK
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FIRST NATIONS
The long-standing lack of clean drinking water and wastewater facilities in Indigenous communities has left an indelible stain on Canada's flag. For years successive government have pledged to fix the problem, yet today there are 31 long-term and 36 short-term advisories in Indigenous communities across the country. While 145 long-term advisories have been lifted since November 2015, 31 remain, and the number of short-term advisories has not been declining in recent months, with short-term advisories regularly recurring in the same communities. Band Councils say government initiatives suffer from a lack of holistic approach, unprofessional consultants or engineers and poor funding for operators and related infrastructure.
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