What's on Tap? | À venir à la source | Do you have a project, technology, or study to share with 4,000 water resource professionals in our quarterly Water News magazine or bi-weekly newsletter? Interested in presenting in a national or branch webinar? Let us know! Vous avez un projet, une technologie ou une étude à partager avec 4 000 professionnels des ressources hydriques dans notre revue trimestrielle Water News ou notre infolettre bimensuelle ? Vous souhaitez présenter un webinaire national ou régional ? | CWRA Events | Événements de l’ACRH | Join us for a full-day session featuring 10 outstanding speakers from the public, academic, and private sectors. This conference provides participants with sessions on the latest applications of cutting-edge science and proven practical implementation and adaptation of existing water resources infrastructure.
Participez à une journée complète de présentations réunissant dix conférencières et conférenciers de renom provenant des milieux public, universitaire et privé. La conférence proposera des séances sur les plus récentes applications de la science de pointe, ainsi que sur des approches concrètes et éprouvées pour la mise en œuvre et l’adaptation des infrastructures hydriques existantes. Our speakers/Nos conférenciers : - Maxim Fortin (Natural Resources Canada/Ressources naturelles Canada), Joel Trubilowicz (Environment and Climate Change Canada/Environnement et Changement climatique Canada)
- René Lagacé (City of Moncton/Ville de Moncton)
- Serge Dupuis (University of Moncton/Université de Moncton)
- Leneve Julien (University of Moncton/Université de Moncton)
- Joseph Cormier (Dillon Consulting Limited)
- Jaya Smith (Canada Water Agency/Agence de l’eau du Canada)
- Xander Wang (University of Prince Edward Island/Université de l’Île-du-Prince-Édouard)
- Jacob Bauer (Stantec Consulting)
- Barret Kurylyk (Dalhousie University/Université Dalhousie)
- Cody Kupferschmidt (Erode AI)
| In-Person | En présentiel | Job Board | Babillard d’emploi | Position: Water Resource Analyst Location: Cambridge, ON About: The Grand River Conservation Authority (GRCA) manages the natural resources of the largest inland river system in southern Ontario. The organization is seeking a Temporary Full Time Bargaining Unit Water Resource Analyst to report to the Supervisor of Water Quality. The successful candidate will contribute to the Grand River Water Management Plan (WMP) update, which focuses on ensuring sustainable water supplies, improving water quality, reducing flood damage potential, and enhancing climate resilience To view the full listing details, please see the Job Description here | | Getting Involved with CWRA! | Impliquez-vous à l’ACRH! | Join the CWRA Technology Committee! CWRA has formed a new Technology Committee and we're looking for volunteers! If you are a current member and want to help strengthen and grow our community, our online tools, and membership technologies, and much more - consider joining today! Interested? Email manager@cwra.org with your name, branch/affiliate, and a brief statement of interest.
Impliquez-vous à l’ACRH! L’ACRH lance un tout nouveau comité sur la technologie et nous sommes à la recherche de bénévoles motivé·e·s! Si vous êtes déjà membre et que vous souhaitez contribuer à renforcer et à développer notre communauté, améliorer nos outils en ligne, nos technologies d’adhésion et bien plus encore, c’est le moment idéal pour vous impliquer! Intéressé·e? Envoyez un courriel à manager@cwra.org avec votre nom, votre section/affilié·e et une courte déclaration d’intérêt. | | News You Can Use | Infos utiles | ICWMM | February 25 – 27, 2026 Registration for the International Conference on Water Management Modeling (ICWMM) 2026 is open. This event, taking place February 25–27, 2026 in Toronto, ON, brings together water management professionals and researchers to explore advances in stormwater, watershed, wastewater, and distribution system modeling. Attendees can choose standard conference registration or add pre-conference workshops on PCSWMM and EPA SWMM5 for hands-on training. Grab your spot today (Late registration fee kicks in February 14) | International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage (ICID) Webinar Series ICID has started a “Technical Webinar Series” on the theme "Smart Irrigation Management" showcasing best practices and success stories in agricultural water management. The fourth webinar of this series is on the topic “Application of Remote Sensing in Crop Water Management and Water Resource Monitoring ” is scheduled on January 20, 2026 at 14:30 hrs (IST). The presentation will be delivered by Dr. Harsh Shah, Founder and CEO, AgroCast Analytics Pvt Ltd, and CTO, Jalkruti Water Solutions Pvt Ltd. For more details, please access the flyer here. | | Consultation Engagement on Environmental Data Statistics Canada is conducting a survey on high-quality data produced on urban landscapes, agroecosystems, oceans, land cover, and economic activity—and we’re excited about building on this foundation in the years ahead. Please take 5 minutes to share your ideas by completing this form. | IAH Canada's Committee for Groundwater Advocacy Through its Committee for Groundwater Advocacy (CGA), IAH Canada is advancing national efforts to strengthen the visibility of groundwater in freshwater policy and supports informed monitoring and management of groundwater resources nationwide. Building on developed advocacy recommendations, the CGA is currently leading outreach campaigns that encourage water professionals and decision-makers to use groundwater-inclusive terminology, strengthen groundwater monitoring and reporting, integrate groundwater into freshwater policy and management, and increase awareness of groundwater’s critical role in freshwater security. Visit the IAH Canada website for additional resources. | 8th Conference on Natural Channel Systems June 8 - 10, 2026 McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario This year’s theme, “Resilient River Corridors: Navigating Challenges, Opportunities and Change,” will look back at what factors have affected and changed our river corridors since the conference was first held 30 years ago and the importance of addressing the entire river corridor in our watercourse management practices. The Call for Sessions is open until Nov 30th. For more information visit naturalchannels.ca | | This newsletter is being sent to you from the northwest shore of Lake Ontario, which is the traditional territory of many nations including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendat peoples. It is now home to many diverse First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. Cette infolettre vous est envoyée depuis la rive nord-ouest du lac Ontario, qui est le territoire traditionnel de nombreuses nations, notamment les Mississaugas de Credit, les Anishnabeg, les Chippewa, les Haudenosaunee et les Wendat. Ce territoire est aujourd’hui habité par de nombreux peuples autochtones, dont des membres des Premières Nations, des Inuits et des Métis. | | | | |
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