MPWWR / Newsletters

In this issue:

• Meet your Operator Shane from Municipality of the District of Lunenburg
• Dirt on sewage in Charlottetown
• Fredericton rates rise
• Funding flood mitigation in Sussex
• Wolostoqey Nations negotiating title claim, tax agreements
• Climate change effects on PEI infrastructure
• Water pressure study in New Glasgow

In this Issue:

• Charlottetown wins water quality competition
• Potable water production up in 2021
• Managing extreme rainfall events
• About lead in drinking water
• Rural Stormwater Management
• New Glasgow offers free lead monitoring program
• PEI municipalities win wastewater award

In this issue:

• Town’s well woes double as crews test fixes
• Bridgewater earmarks nearly $1 million for emergency repairs due to July storm damage
• Wastewater service nears capacity; possible development freeze
• Sudden storm drenches parts of Nova Scotia
• Town of Three Rivers award contract for water and sewer extension
• 2023 Best of the Best Water Taste Test competition
• Major upgrade announced for wastewater system in West Hants

In this issue:

• CBRM moving ahead with plans to establish regulated commission.
• Bridgewater awards procurement for below-ground service upgrades
• Infrastructure funding announced in four Nova Scotia communities
• Profiling municipal wastewater systems in Canada from 2018 to 2020
• P.E.I. developing climate action plan.
• Woodstock approves water, sewer rate changes
• Summer public works projects underway in St. Stephen

In this issue:

• Woodstock’s $4-million second well may be unusable.
• County council approves Salem water project
• Stewiacke to receive major wastewater upgrade
• Major water and wastewater upgrade planned for Cumberland County
• Major upgrade announced for water services in Queens Region
• Major upgrades in Moncton designed to help mitigate impacts of climate change
• Major wastewater project announced for Inverness

In this issue:

• Funding announced for Port Hawkesbury water infrastructure
• Richmond to pay for water line relocation
• Bridgewater participates in program monitoring presence of COVID-19 in wastewater
• New Brunswick establishes COVID-19 wastewater surveillance networks
• P.E.I. expands COVID wastewater surveillanceCOVID wastewater testing to be done at Atlantic Veterinary College
• Stellarton to install water meters this year
• Public works activity ramping up in St. Mary’s