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Calgary children’s dental health getting worse without community water fluoridation

Water Movement meeting with the Indigenous Services Minister on Zoom

Alumna-led venture amplifies voices of Indigenous water treatment operators

Dr. Samira Siahrostami

Novel catalyst at core of new technology aimed at increasing access to potable water

Water Movement travels to Lytton First Nation with Videographer Matt Miller to film expert Indigenous water treatment operator Warren Brown.

UCalgary team takes third place at World's Challenge Challenge global final

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Using GPS collars to safely track elephants in the wild

A boy sits on a bridge over a man-made channel in the First Nation of Shoal Lake 40, straddling the Manitoba/Ontario border, in June 2015. Until recently, a boil-water advisory had been in place in the community for more than 20 years despite its relative close proximity to Winnipeg

Tip of the iceberg: The true state of drinking water advisories in First Nations

Bita MAlekian in hard hat

Schulich grad student bridges gaps for Indigenous water treatment operators

Indigenous communities should dictate how $1 billion infrastructure investment is spent

Volunteer professional videographer Ben Grayzel, alongside expert water operator Warren Brown of Lytton First Nations, shooting for the video learning library.

Water is a human right: Water Movement dives into water crises affecting Indigenous populations

Suncor employees monitor wetlands.

New research partnership helps measure health of reclaimed wetlands