Spring/Summer 2017
Current Advisories and Warnings
Alberta Environment and Parks
Review of Water for Life Implementation Process
WFLIRN Review Report 2012-15 Appendix CD
WFLIR Release Backgrounder FINAL
WFLIR News Release FINAL
From Alberta Water Council
Bighorn Backcountry of Alberta
Protecting Vulnerable Wildlife and Precious Waters
International Joint Water Commission
Canada and USA
Are You a Flood Hazard Guru? Quiz
Alberta Water Portal
Six Tricky Questions re Flood Insurance in Alberta
Alberta Water Portal
Lake Winnipeg a “Lost Cause” due to Zebra Mussels
Globe and Mail
Alberta Inspectors watching for Zebra Mussel invasion
Western Producer
Watch What you Flush
Town of Stettler
FALL AND WINTER 2017
Gold Fish Survive Chemical Treatment
Town of Okotoks
Answers to frequently asked questions to help Elected Officials and Municipal Administrators
Alberta Environment and Parks
Is Your Drinking Water Safe – How you can find out.
Alberta Water Portal
Insurance and government response to extreme weather
Alberta Water Portal
Another Water Floride Presentation
Alberta Water Portal
SPRING 2018
Town of Bashaw connects to Hwy 12/21 water commissions pipeline
Town of Sylvan Lake – New Reservoir has large price tag
Water bill issues widespread in Alberta
Water leak flowed for days
Invasive Mussels Discovered at Dunmore Inspection Stations
Clear Water Residents Concerned over proposed Water Diversion
32 Ways To Help Keep Our Water Clean
SUMMER 2018
Strengthening the Resilience of the Canadian Water Sector – Final Report
A New Baseline for Water Infrastructure Risk in Canada – Water Canada
S. SASK 10 Year Management Plan Review – Red Deer River Basin (Draft)
Alberta Water Council Survey
“Protecting Sources of Drinking Water”
Water Canada Articles
Managing Lead in Canada’s Drinking Water
New Research on Manure Infiltration into Groundwater
FALL WINTER 2018
NEWSLETTERS
December Update Newsletter
December Newsletter (Volume 2)
80% of Glaciers will Disappear in next 50 Years
Spring/ Summer 2019
Latest study on one use wipes “What is Flushable??”
Study from Ryerson University – Published in Water Canada