2026 Top 50 Water Projects Report - Report - Page 32
TOP 50 WATER PROJECTS 2026
WASTEWATER
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Red-Seine-Rat (RSR) WWTP
$235,000,000
2025 Rank: 29
Project Owner: RSR Wastewater Cooperative
Location: Niverville, Man.
Contractor: Aecon Group Inc.
Engineer: Jacobs Solutions; Associated
Engineering, AE/EP
Substantial Completion: 20
THE NEW FACILITY is slated to increase
capacity for the municipalities of Niverville,
Taché, Hanover, Ritchot, La Broquerie and De
Salaberry in the area as well as future housing
development while supporting the reduction of
CO2 emissions. Once complete, the facility will
serve more than 30,000 people with a capacity
for up to 70,000 residents. The project also
includes installation of a wastewater conveyance
system with approximately 90 kilometres of
effluent pipeline as well as new lift and pump
stations. •
NEW • STORMWATER
AT THE HEART of the project is the design and construction of Edgley
Pond and Park, which will serve as a critical stormwater management
facility and community gathering place. The new pond will improve
flood storage capacity and water quality, while realigning portions
of the creek to restore natural flow and enhance habitat along the
corridor.
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Owner: City of Vaughan
Location: Vaughan, Ont.
Contractor: Joint Venture (Memme Infrastructure Contractors and Dynex Construction)
Design: Accardi Engineering Group, Montrose
Environmental, Jewell Engineering, SDG Landscape Architects
Other Key Players: Entuitive; Aquafor Beech
Ltd.; Schollen & Company Inc.
Funding:
Federal: $23 million
Provincial: $35 million
Municipal: $166 million
Substantial Completion: 2031
The project will also include the upsizing of the Black Creek culvert beneath
Highway 7, significantly improving flow capacity and reducing the risk of
flooding during major storm events. Further upstream, the realignment of the
creek corridor between Highway 7 and Highway 407 will include extensive
earthworks, new retaining walls and upgraded infrastructure to strengthen
flood resilience throughout the watershed. •
WAT E R C A N A D A . N E T
CREDIT
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Black Creek Renewal Project
$224,000,000
