$20M for Windsor Stormwater Infrastructure to Prevent Flooding
MPP Andrew Dowie announces $20 million provincial funding for east Windsor stormwater upgrades to address basement flooding risks from extreme weather events.
MPP Andrew Dowie announces $20 million provincial funding for east Windsor stormwater upgrades to address basement flooding risks from extreme weather events.
Lethbridge officials assure that water service levels could be maintained if a main transmission line breaks, citing reservoir capacity and ongoing infrastructure assessments.
The Canadian government has committed $20 million to upgrade the Pontiac pumping station in Windsor, Ontario, a critical infrastructure project aimed at safeguarding east Windsor residences from recurrent flood risks.
Saskatoon Fire Department urges extreme caution with windchill near -50°C, highlighting frostbite risks, carbon monoxide dangers, and listing warming locations.
Following Calgary's water main crisis, experts warn that municipalities across Alberta face similar infrastructure vulnerabilities requiring urgent provincial investment to prevent widespread failures.
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit has issued a cold weather warning for the region as wind chill values approach dangerous levels, urging residents to take precautions.
A widespread boil-water advisory has been issued in Gatineau after an electrical problem caused a temporary shutdown of distribution pumps at the water treatment plant.
The Ontario government has announced a $61 million investment to upgrade water and wastewater infrastructure across Elgin County, addressing critical needs in local communities.
Ottawa residents should prepare for plummeting temperatures as a significant cold snap approaches the capital. The forecast indicates potentially dangerous conditions requiring winter precautions.
Montreal faces winter weather warnings with snow squalls expected Thursday. In national news, a federal court has set aside the TikTok Canada shutdown order, while other stories cover traffic, health, and sports.
Metro Vancouver is implementing monitoring programs for pre-stressed concrete water pipes similar to those that failed twice in Calgary, causing severe water restrictions and costly repairs.
Ottawa residents can expect a few centimetres of snow in the coming days, but temperatures will remain relatively mild for January. The forecast indicates manageable winter conditions across the capital region.
Hundreds of residents from Kashechewan First Nation have been evacuated to Niagara Falls, Ontario, due to a severe water contamination crisis. Learn about the ongoing displacement and community impact.
Calgary's recent water main breaks challenge Canada's myth of water abundance. Expert analysis reveals why conservation must become a daily habit, not just a crisis response. Learn the facts.
As Calgary recovers from major water main breaks, experts examine Edmonton's aging infrastructure. Epcor assures proactive renewal keeps the system secure. Read the full analysis.
A sewage pump failure has contaminated Kashechewan First Nation's water plant, forcing hundreds to evacuate. Only a few hundred residents remain as the community faces a critical water crisis.
A critical sewage pump failure has contaminated Kashechewan First Nation's water plant, prompting a mass evacuation. Hundreds have been airlifted out as a few hundred remain. Get the latest details.
Calgary has removed all outdoor water restrictions after successfully activating a third pump on the Bearspaw South feeder main. Mayor Farkas calls it a milestone but stresses the urgent need for a full replacement. Read the latest.
Facing future demand, Waterloo Region officials are examining every possibility to expand local water capacity. Learn about the strategies under consideration.
Calgary's critical Bearspaw South Feeder Main repair is in its final stages after completing two major phases. Get the latest updates on the restoration efforts and what's next for the city.
The Alberta government is demanding documents and launching a formal review into the series of catastrophic water main breaks that flooded Calgary in late 2025. Get the latest details.
Local business leaders warn that water security issues in Waterloo Region are creating uncertainty and driving potential investors to other markets. Learn about the economic impact.
Canadian Armed Forces members are assessing damage from a prolonged power outage in a northern Manitoba First Nation, escalating the response to the community's water crisis. Learn about the ongoing situation.
The Alberta government is launching a comprehensive program to test drinking water for lead in all provincially owned buildings, aiming to ensure public safety and water quality standards.
Record-low water levels on Lake St. Clair near Belle River, Ont., are causing significant concern for waterfront property owners. Experts point to climate patterns and evaporation. Learn more about the local impact.
A rescue boat spotted on Lake Simcoe was part of a planned ice water rescue training exercise. Learn the details of this crucial safety drill.
Kashechewan First Nation faces a dire humanitarian water crisis with no repair timeline. A sewage backup forced an evacuation, now halted by weather. Leaders demand urgent, long-term government action.
Calgary officials urge residents to reduce water use to a 485-million-litre daily target as repairs continue on the Bearspaw South feeder main. CEMA Chief Sue Henry stresses conservation for hospitals and firefighting.
As repair work continues on the Bearspaw South feeder main, Calgary officials detail proactive community protection measures and urge continued water conservation.
Members of the Canadian Armed Forces are now in northern Manitoba's Pimicikamak Cree Nation, assisting the community with its persistent water issues. Read about the ongoing response.