Rivers to Oceans Week (June 8 to 14)

This article describes water treatment, the process used to "ensure water's quality for its intended use." Learn about some of the physical and chemical processes that can be used.

The Canadian Water Quality Association reports on a wide variety of issues around the topic of water quality, including topics related to bottled water, bacteria, chlorination, and Canadian water quality guidelines.

Information from the World Health Organization about drinking water that is available all over the world.

This page contains resources for both K-12 students and teacher to learn about water, water sources, water treatment, and the water cycle.

Learn interesting facts about water in Canada -- how we use it, how we clean it, and why it's important to keep contaminants out of drinking water.

This Government of Alberta site provides information about safe drinking water, wetlands, groundwater and water management.

This page from the Government of Canada describes how all three levels of government are responsible for helping to ensure the quality and safety of Canada's drinking water supply.

This page describes the role that Health Canada plays in protecting the quality of Canada's water supply. Learn about drinking water and health, recreational guidelines, wastewater, and water in Indigenous communities.

Information about the lack of safe drinking water in First Nations from the Council of Canadians, Canada’s leading social action organization.

Information about ending decades-long drinking water advisories for Indigenous communities in Canada

Find social studies and science lessons plans for Grade 6 that were developed by the Native Counselling Services of Alberta.

What do you, the trees, and a hamster have in common? Learn about our need for water.