WaterTAP in the News

A month ago, prime minister Justin Trudeau announced that the Canadian government was dedicating $12 million to water tech projects that bring both industry enterprises and academic researchers together.

Interview with Brian Mergelas (Part 3) Partners in Project Green.

Ontario’s provincial gvernment understood the value of competing on a global scale, and the Water Opportunities Act represented a commitment to supporting that potential.

Ontario has become a world leader in water and wastewater technology development. Learn what policies and practices have facilitated success and which innovations are primed for impact. While the U.S. has its share of water technology hubs — Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, and Massachusetts spring to mind — Ontario, Canada, has generated more water-related patents over…

On Tuesday October 20, 2015, the Ontario Environment Industry Association (ONEIA) held its Environment Industry Day at the Ontario legislature. Dozens of representatives from clean-tech firms descended on Queen’s Park to discuss issues of concern and raise the visibility of Ontario’s environment sector. The events was attended by clean-tech firms, senior officials from the Ministry…

Cities across Canada are looking for solutions to reduce their vulnerabilities to infrastructure deficits, rapid urban growth, and climate change.

A total of 89 Canadian water companies showcased their products and services in booths on the exhibition floor. Over 22,000 people attended.

The World Bank estimates the total cost of “lost” (or non-revenue) water to utilities is U.S. $14 billion per year.

The world is suffering from a fresh water shortage. And Canada is coming to the rescue.

Discussion will include the challenges posed by drought and water scarcity while keeping economic and environmental sustainability front of mind.

The Water Technology Acceleration Project (WaterTAP) announced that Kenneth A. Morrison, P.E., FCSCE has been named chair of the board of directors.

Last week, Ministers Leal and Duguid announced that the Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund (OCIF) has approved 78 projects under application-based funding.

Dr. Peter Gallant is the new WaterTAP president and CEO.

The acquisition of many successful Ontario-based companies by major corporations had inspired new entrepreneurs and spurred a new generation of start-ups with access to Ontario’s supportive research and development ecosystem.

Jon sat down with YP Committee members Eric Moulton and Pete Samson to answer a few questions.

Last week, Ministers Leal and Duguid announced that the Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund (OCIF) has approved 78 projects under application-based funding.

With this in mind, Greyter Water Systems continues to offer affordable and practical design options that reduce operating costs through lowering water consumption.

Canada and Brazil both have some of the planet’s largest freshwater reserves. But as millions are now without running water in Sao Paulo, it might be time for both countries to confront the myth of endless water.