Drinking Water: AVIVE Water
August 8, 2016
Like so many other communities in Newfoundland and Labrador, Sunnyside had high levels of disinfectant byproducts (DBPs) that far exceeded Health Canada’s drinking water guidelines.
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Stormwater: Imbrium Systems’ Stormceptor MAX
August 8, 2016
When it came time for the aging Autoroute Felix-Leclerc highway to receive much-needed upgrades to its large stormwater drainage network, Imbrium Systems was there to
Wastewater: Pearl Nutrient Recovery Process
August 8, 2016
A shift is happening in the wastewater industry. No longer satisfied with being defined by just their treatment capabilities, wastewater treatment facilities are now dabbling—and
Water Resources: AQUARIUS
August 8, 2016
Aging environmental data management systems have struggled to keep up with modern-day realities: massive volumes of data, increasingly stringent guidelines, and demands for information to
Academia/NGO: The Chiefs of Keewaytinook Okimakanak
August 8, 2016
The troubling, persistent water issues that have plagued Canada’s First Nations communities weave a well-known tale of woe. But, emerging from Northwestern Ontario, is a
Business: Pat Whalen, LuminUltra
August 8, 2016
As the son of a consulting chemical engineer, Pat Whalen developed his keen interest in water treatment at an early age. Now the president and
Government: François Soulard, Statistics Canada
August 8, 2016
François Soulard’s career has been defined by a number of ‘ah-ha!’ moments. One of the first occurred while working on his Ph.D. at the Chinese University
Young Professional: Christine Harries, SNC-Lavalin
August 8, 2016
Christine Harries is a young engineer who believes strongly in the value of networking and mentoring. Her ability to motivate, communicate, and collaborate with people
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