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Ontario township to upgrade its disjointed water systems to meet population growth

Drinking water infrastructure needs upgrade to meet higher water demand

August 29, 2023  By Ground Water Canada


Tiny Township, Ont. – The municipality is working on a master water plan to ensure its drinking water infrastructure can keep up with a growing population and higher water demand. Currently, the township has 16 disjointed municipal water systems scattered throughout the municipality. Tiny has kicked off its plan with a public information session. CTV News report | READ MORE

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