The Town of Banff is located within the Rocky Mountains in Banff National Park.

Rural landowners depend on groundwater resources for their drinking water and agricultural operations.

Having a sustainable water supply often determines whether a project will be successful and is integral to its long-term success.

Completing hydrogeological assessments in remote alpine regions for our mineral exploration and mining clients is a welcome challenge.

Waterline supports clients operating SAGD facilities in Alberta’s oil sands region, which hold active EPEA, Water Act & waste-water disposal approvals & licenses.

Waterline works with several Indigenous communities to review potential environmental effects from resource development projects on their traditional lands.

Waterline supported a U of C Department of Geology and Geophysics Research Project to determine the recharge potential of a low impact development system in Okotoks.

Waterline's team recently supported a large consulting firm in designing Environment Monitoring Program for an industrial facility.

The Town of Okotoks and Foothills County retained Waterline as part of an engineering consortium to investigate and design infiltration intakes.

Waterline provides groundwater resource management critical to protecting drinking water and aquifers through a variety of methods.

Waterline assisted with major groundwater exploration, supply development and modelling to develop water supply for the mine.

Waterline uses visual inspection protocols, recognized instant screening tests, and photographic surveys to evaluate lead in plumbing systems.