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WEFTEC 2019 was another memorable and exciting one for us at BCWWA, as we had UBC's team DTE, winners of our Student Design Competition both this year and last, representing us for the second year in a row at WEFTEC’s Student Design Competition. We’re thrilled to announce that they won first place at WEFTEC once more! Well done! 

Team DTE — the winners of BCWWA’s 2018 and 2019 Student Design Competition — are Chicago-bound for the upcoming WEFTEC Student Design Competition on September 22, 2019.

The theme for the summer issue of Watermark is 'Educating Water Users'. Click here to view the online version of the magazine!

To support the sector in its cybersecurity goals, WaterISAC has published a newly updated resource: 15 Cybersecurity Fundamentals for Water and Wastewater Utilities.

Write for Watermark magazine! We're looking for articles for our Fall Issue, 'Water Sector Workforce'.

The BCWWA is looking for individuals to become instructors for our New Sector Professionals curriculum.

The New Sector Professionals program has four modules, with the first being prepared to run in 2019. This program is intended to provide foundational concepts that will assist individuals who are new to working in the water sector, so that they can experience a shorter ramp-up time and avoid pitfalls associated with entering a new industry.

The BC Water & Waste Association (BCWWA) has an immediate, full-time employment opportunity for a Marketing and Communication Coordinator.

The BC Water & Waste Association (BCWWA) has an immediate, part-time employment opportunity for an Education Coordinator. The Education Coordinator is responsible for implementing BCWWA education activities throughout BC and the Yukon. This position supports the training needs of more than 600 students per year and is integral to the growth and continual improvement of the Association’s education program.

The tiny community of Holberg, located near the world-renowned Cape Scott Provincial Park in the northwest tip of Vancouver Island, has a population of around 35 people and, as of May 28th, the best tasting tap water in all of BC!