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Roy Brouwer

UWaterloo Professor Leads Project on Valuing Canada’s Water Resources

April 20, 2021
National, News, Water Resources

Roy Brouwer, a professor at the University of Waterloo and executive director of the Water Institute, is leading a new project called “Valuing Canada’s Water…

New Model Assesses Economic Impacts of Climate Change on Great Lakes

September 11, 2020
Climate Change, News, Ontario

Researchers have developed a new integrated model to evaluate the economic impacts of climate change on the Canadian Great Lakes Basin. The Great Lakes are…

Water Institute Welcomes Professor Helen Jarvie

January 8, 2020
News, Ontario, Water Quality, Watersheds

The Water Institute announced that Helen Jarvie has joined the University of Waterloo’s Department of Geography and Environmental Management as a full professor. “The Water Institute…

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City successfully implements Reverse Osmosis Units at Water Treatment Plant

Work underway on $22 million St. Rose stormwater pumping station

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World Water Day 2025: Sustainable efforts to protect glaciers and freshwater sources

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Watersheds Canada promotes the importance of wetlands on World Wetlands Day