Uganda: Citizens Action for Accountable WATSAN
The Water Integrity Network published a case information sheet highlighting the work of WaterCan's African partner, CIDI.
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Urinals for the Girl Child
NETWAS Uganda published an article featuring the sanitation work of WaterCan's African partner, CIDI.
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Water should be foreign aid priority, says group
The Ottawa Metro Ottawa featured WaterCan in its front page article following World Water Day.
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Get Over the Ickiness
The Ottawa Citizen published a letter highlighting the global sanitation crisis.
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Turning on the taps in Africa
The Globe and Mail featured the 1 million dollar Taylor gift in the “Giving Back” column by Paul Waldie.
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Taste the world
The Ottawa Citizen ran a preview to WaterCan's Annual Embassy Dinner.
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Reginans Walk for Water to raise awareness
The Leader Post featured a story about the Aveda - Collega "I Walk for Water" event in Regina. Read the article.
Doing your 30-second bit to help
The Montreal Gazette featured a story about WaterCan's Video Contest.
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WaterCan still wants clean water for all after 20 years
Food Mode magazine featured a story about WaterCan. Read the article. (PDF - 276 KB)
For world's poor, water is a killer
WaterCan Program Director George Yap talks to Andy Riga of the Montreal Gazette about "flying toilets" and the desperate need for sanitation in the developing world. Read the article. (PDF - 297 KB)
How not to sh-- in the woods
WaterCan's George Yap talks toilets with the Ottawa Citizen in this feature article by Chris Cobb. Read the article. (PDF - 432 KB)
2.6 billion people have nowhere to go
SWAN Canada highlights the global sanitation crisis in Weekly Hill Times (Nov. 19, 2007) and Embassy Weekly. See the ad.
Problem of waste too often neglected
In an interview with the Star’s Olivia Ward, WaterCan’s Program Director, George Yap, discusses the dirty truth about the sanitation crisis, and how it is inextricably linked to global poverty. Read the article. (PDF - 79 KB)
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