WCOWMA-BC will be hosting a presentation to homeowners in Celista on rebuilding or repairing their septic system following a wildfire. The presentation will take place on November 1st. Anyone interested in this topic is welcome to attend. Learn More.
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Deadline Extended We will select the top ten submissions and put them to our members to be voted on. Submissions should be a maximum of 500 words and may include one JPEG image. Entries submitted may be published in our newsletter or in other WCOWMA publications. Send your stories to kelly@wcowma.com and be sure to use the
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WCOWMA-BC held two soils days during the month of September. The first event on September 7 was up north of Fort St John in Doig River. Member Bruce McColm provided the site that allowed a small group of students to save significant travel time and cost to participate in this field training. Later in the month, on
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Maximize Your Exposure Did you know that you can list up to 4 different Scopes of Work on the Locate-A-Pro page of the WCOWMA’s provincial websites? AND Did you know that you can list in up to 5 different Regions per Member to advertise on the Locate-A-Pro page on the WCOWMA’s provincial websites That means up
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WCOWMA in partnership with the Ontario Onsite Wastewater Association (OOWA) hosted its annual Septic Awareness Week from September 18 – September 22. In addition to a social media campaign and newsletters about proper operation and maintenance of onsite wastewater treatment systems, each provincial chapter of WCOWMA provided webinars for homeowners throughout the week. Two Septic Sense
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Bill C-18 and What it Means For You New Regulations in Canada The Government of Canada has enacted a new law called Bill C-18 (the Online News Act). “The Bill introduces a new bargaining framework intended to support news businesses to secure fair compensation when their news content is made available by dominant digital news
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View the August 23, 2023 WCOWMA-BC newsletter.
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As of Thursday, only the Lulu Island (Richmond) and Comox Valley wastewater facilities were not seeing at least a slight uptick in coronavirus concentrations. The other four facilities in Metro Vancouver, as well as plants in Kamloops, Kelowna, Penticton, Victoria and Nanaimo all showed increases. Read the full article here.
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