Do you know a First Nations individual, community or organization dedicated to ensuring First Nations communities have access to safe drinking water? Nominate them today for the 2024 National First Nations Water Leadership Award!

The Operator Workforce Matching Portal is a free, online tool developed and administered by the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks to help connect system owners seeking staffing resources with water operators who are available for employment.

This is a very special time of the year as it gives people a break from the hustle and bustle of our everyday working schedules.

With the implementation of new and upgraded water treatment facilities in our
communities, it has become necessary to track nearly all facets of operation and
maintenance ranging from record keeping to tracking equipment runtime hours.

With the implementation of new and upgraded water treatment facilities in our communities

Attention AWWAO Members:
This one-day course will help your Chief and Council increase their understanding of what is involved in overseeing your communities’ drinking water systems.

To date, AWWAO consistently ranks the training and certification of plant operators
as its top priority.

Allan Dupuis moved to Chapleau Cree First Nation in January 2014 and soon after, he started his career as an operator in the water treatment plant.

Purolator’s True North Small Business Grant Contest is a great way for Canadians to express their gratitude for our hardworking small businesses.

Allan Dupuis moved to Chapleau Cree
First Nation in January 2014 and soon
after, he started his career as an
operator in the water treatment plant.