New Monaco Enterprise Corporation
March 14, 2013
Sometimes it’s the simplest changes that matter the most. That’s what one residential developer is hoping, at least, when it comes to the Okanagan Valley
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Pure Technologies
March 14, 2013
It’s no secret that Canada’s water and wastewater utilities are facing severe challenges. From rising demand to leaking systems to constrained budgets, there is a
Clearpath Robotics
March 14, 2013
When Clearpath Robotics was recognized as part of 2012’s Water’s Next, the company had begun to take the water industry by storm with its Kingfisher
Bob Sandford
March 14, 2013
Bob Sandford speaks with a clear, determined voice as he explains that he is grateful, surprised, and humbled by his Water’s Next recognition. Despite much
Jodi Glover
March 14, 2013
For Jodi Glover, the itch to innovate is not easily relieved. Making use of a small student grant to pursue a business opportunity, Glover launched
Adam Noble
March 14, 2013
When Water Canada spoke with Ontario high school student Adam Noble, he was one week from his first face-to-face meeting with Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
Southern Ontario Water Consortium
March 14, 2013
For Canada’s many promising water technology innovators, one of the most significant barriers to success is a lack of access to real-world demonstration. From mobile
Okanagan Basin Water Supply and Demand Project
March 14, 2013
For most people, the phrase “mission impossible” is most closely associated with a series of movies starring Tom Cruise. But for anyone who’s tried to
Navigate 2012
March 14, 2013
In St. Albert, a group from Paul Kane High School took to the Sturgeon River to set up water education stations and conspired with the
The Fixed Network AMR system
March 11, 2013
In the City of Moncton, a new monitoring system has residents thinking differently about how they use water. Management consultant Peter Drucker said that if
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