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Kim Sturgess Donates to Alberta’s Watershed Planning and Advisory Councils

We are proud to share that Kim Sturgess has made a remarkable $250,000 donation to Alberta’s Watershed Planning and Advisory Councils.   This donation will work towards protecting and preserving Alberta’s watersheds, an essential resource that supports communities, wildlife, and ecosystems across the region. A lifelong advocate for sustainable water management, Kim shared her vision:…
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MD Greenview Media Release

WaterSMART Supports on Greenview Industrial Gateway Project

WaterSMART has been working with the MD of Greenview since 2021 to secure a reliable source of water to support the Greenview Industrial Gateway. We look forward to continuing our work to design and construct the infrastructure required to provide water to this exciting development. Read the full media release from the Municipal District of Greenview…
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WaterSMART Solutions Acquired by Hazen and Sawyer

Expanded Menu of Water Management Solutions to Become Available to Alberta and Clients Worldwide (CALGARY / November 1st, 2024) – Water management solutions firm WaterSMART Solutions Ltd., based in Alberta, Canada, has joined its longtime partner Hazen and Sawyer (Hazen), a U.S.- based provider of water management services, to expand and strengthen its operations in…
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Webinar: The Materiality of Water in the Financial System

According to the OECD Environment Working Paper titled Watered down? Investigating the financial materiality of water-relater risks in the financial system, there is increasing evidence that water-related risks are financially material across actors in the financial system, and they are not fully captured by current approaches to assessing risk. Join our panel-discussion webinar that brings visibility…
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Water reuse purification process graphic, featured in the CBC article attached

Treated Wastewater for Drinking in Alberta

WaterSMART Solutions CEO Kim Sturgess highlights that water reuse projects must ensure they don’t reduce the water quantity available to downstream users. Click here to read the article by the CBC