Aquatera Utilities is proud to present the 2015 Water Week North Conference in Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada. This conference will provide communities in the water treatment, wastewater treatment, water distribution, and wastewater collection industry an opportunity for education and networking.  Please see their website for more information.  

This one day (8 hour) course is designed for persons who will be supervising, planning, executing, or participating in any ground disturbance activities in Alberta, Canada. The course is designed to focus on effective communication between all levels of workers, identify specific responsibilities adhering to the relevant legislation, and classify potential hazards using hazard assessments and

The next training session for the Onsite Wastewater Practitioner Training Level I will take place in Edmonton on October 5, 6 & 7, 2015 followed by October 20, 21, 22 & 23, 2015. Registration is now open. Register online, download a registration form, or contact the association office at 877-489-7471 for more information.

This one day (8 hour) course is designed for persons who will be supervising, planning, executing, or participating in any ground disturbance activities in Alberta Canada. The course is designed to focus on effective communication between all levels of workers, identify specific responsibilities adhering to the relevant legislation, and classify potential hazards using hazard assessments and

When: 6pm, March 26, 2015 Where: Rolly View Community Hall 50-49402 Range Road 234 Leduc County/Wetaskiwin County Presented by:  AOWMA in collaboration with the Land Stewardship Centre This presentation will focus on the operation and maintenance of residential septic (onsite) systems. Who should attend:  rural homeowners, contractors, land use planners, anyone interested in learning more about

When: March 18, 2015 Where: Wheatland, AB Presented by:  AOWMA in collaboration with the Land Stewardship Centre This presentation will focus on the operation and maintenance of residential septic (onsite) systems. Who should attend:  rural homeowners, contractors, land use planners, anyone interested in learning more about onsite wastewater systems. To register, please contact Sarah Schumacher

Researcher Nicholas Ashbolt is working on ways to keep our water safe. By reimagining how we use and reuse water, he is protecting the health and well-being of those living in our communities. He is finding ways to sustain our water and sanitation systems by also considering energy and nutrient recovery. Find out more at this public