
We fund capital projects for innovative wastewater treatment systems. This funding helps Canadian cities and communities of all sizes protect local bodies of water through improved wastewater treatment.

We fund pilot projects for retrofit initiatives that have the potential to reduce a municipal building’s potable water use by at least 40%. This funding helps Canadian cities and communities of all sizes promote water conservation.

We fund feasibility studies of initiatives that have the potential to capture and treat all wastewater in a target area to at least secondary treatment standards using septic system technologies.

We fund feasibility studies of initiatives that have the potential to capture and treat all wastewater in a target area to at least secondary treatment standards using septic system technologies.

A snapshot of existing and emerging water management trends, best practices and opportunities for innovation.

This free online workshop is for Canadian municipalities that are upgrading a wastewater treatment facility to comply with new federal regulations.

Learn how to avoid one of the most common mistakes in wastewater plant upgrade projects: insufficient planning and analysis. Part two in a three-part article series.

Follow this checklist based on best practices to help ensure success and address key issues during each phase of your project.

Town boosts wastewater treatment capacity and improves water quality

Passive approach to wastewater treatment yields fewer GHGs and lower costs

Wastewater from water treatment system used for wetlands, wildlife and community space

Successful solar hot water pilot leads to major program expansion

The Green Municipal Fund is a $1 billion program, delivered by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities and funded by the Government of Canada.