Facilitating partnership and knowledge sharing amongst government, academia, NGOs, and industry is a laborious endeavor. Canadian Water Network (CWN), an independent not-for-profit organization, strives to
Whenever we are asked to consider the appropriate or best way to communicate with Council on matters of the public interest, such as our collective
News of the novel coronavirus swiftly reached Canadians by mid-January of this year. Concern sprouted shortly after Canada’s first confirmed case of COVID-19 appeared in
U.S. bridges are not crumbling because we don’t know how to manage bridges. U.S. bridges are crumbling because leadership is challenged to deal with increasingly
Humans have historically contributed to the destruction of numerous natural resources – the impacts of climate change included. The Great Lakes and the surrounding ecosystem
Canadian municipalities face a multitude of financial challenges as they continue to be tasked with downloading services and maintaining and replacing aging infrastructure. For many
The UK Climate Impacts Programme (UKCIP) was established by the UK Government in 1997 to coordinate research into the likely impacts of climate change in
The Town of Whitby has implemented robust infrastructure asset management practices, which has allowed the Ontario community to disaggregate pooled assets and refine its data,
The planet has just finished its hottest decade on record, leaving municipalities and businesses wondering how best to prepare for the future. As climate change
Municipal revenue generation methods have remained relatively consistent since before the confederation in 1867. The primary method of tax generation being property tax. Some form
