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Editor's Note: This article is part of a profile on Metro Vancouver. Watch for a special feature in the June 2015 issue...

Forget the screaming sheep, dancing skeletons and thousands of lip-synced renditions of Let it Go; YouTube is more than just a place...

The City of East Lansing, Michigan, is facing a lawsuit filed by employees of its wastewater treatment plant. The employees — eight...

Just 10 miles from Niagara Falls, a biosolids treatment plant has managed to take waste and turn it — all of it...

A city-wide boil alert was on Tuesday, Jan. 27, in Winnipeg, Manitoba, after tests confirmed the presence of E. coli in the...

The City of Yorkton’s slogan is “Where good things happen.” Many happen at the new Queen Street Water Treatment Plant. Commissioned in 2012...

Two Canadian communities have discovered that fracking wastewater, even when treated, is an emotional topic for residents. According to CBC News-New Brunswick,...

According to a recent study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the shale-gas boom is responsible for contaminating North...

Like many municipalities in Wisconsin, the City of Vesper is concerned about costs associated with Environmental Protection Agency-mandated phosphorus limits, which will...

International Wastewater Systems of Burnaby, British Columbia, is putting its own twist on the recovery of heat from sewage and wastewater. The...

The small town of High River is among flood-ravaged communities in Alberta still recovering after what is being called Canada’s costliest natural...

Business is thriving in Edmonton, capital city of the Canadian province of Alberta. Forecast to be one of the country’s fastest growing...

A mandate from Manitoba Conservation and Water Steweardship required water treatment plants to use microfiltration or some form of primary disinfection other...

The village of Harrison Hot Springs in British Columbia is known for its soothing mineral water, the sandy beaches of Harrison Lake,...