Working in water and wastewater means protecting public health, supporting communities, and managing one of our most important resources.
Membership in the American Water Works Association (AWWA) connects you to a network of professionals who share knowledge, support professional development, and work together to advance safe and sustainable water services.
Through the Western Canada Section AWWA, members across Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and the northern territories participate in training, networking, and industry collaboration that supports their careers and the communities they serve.
Join a professional community that supports learning, connection, and leadership in the water sector.
Membership provides practical value at every stage of your career, particularly for those new to the industry
Access technical training, workshops, and educational opportunities that support certification, continuing education, and skill development
Meet professionals working in utilities, consulting, engineering, regulation, and research. Many members find mentors, collaborators, and career opportunities through these connections.
Members gain access to industry publications, technical resources, and updates on emerging issues affecting drinking water and wastewater services
Volunteer on committees, participate in events, and share knowledge with others in the water community.
Membership includes access to a wide range of professional resources and opportunities.
The Western Canada Section AWWA connects members across Western Canada through regional programs and events that reflect the needs of our communities and utilities.
Members can participate in:
These opportunities provide practical ways to build knowledge, expand your network, and contribute to the water profession.
Water professionals play an essential role in protecting public health and supporting resilient communities.
Membership connects you with people, knowledge, and opportunities that support your work and your career.
Join today and become part of the Western Canada water community.