Water’s Edge was contracted by City of Toronto to complete a condition assessment and prioritization on ten (10) City outfalls.

Water’s Edge was authorized by the City of Toronto to undertake an assessment and repair design of a severely degraded storm outfall in Scarborough.

Water’s Edge was authorized to design and supervise the implementation of bank erosion protection, debris removal, riparian buffer and enhance in-stream fish habitats on Mindemoya River at Site MIN 662 & 664.

A sanitary sewer siphon within Humber Creek became exposed due to the severe degradation of soft shales in the watercourse.

Commercial development project in the City of Markham required the realignment for 225 metres of creek including a new road crossing.

Water’s Edge, in conjunction with Cambridge Landscaping and Construction Ltd., was engaged by the City of Oshawa to complete a Design-Build of Farewell Creek.

This project was building on previous work with Conservation Halton in Partnership with the City of Hamilton to restore Mountsberg Creek

Water’s Edge was engaged by Lake Simcoe Region CA to prepare an assessment and channel design of a severely impacted reach of Kidds Creek in the City of Barrie.

Water’s Edge was authorized by Hamilton Conservation Area (HCA) to complete an assessment of three Spencer Creek tributaries containing seven manmade (or anthropogenic) online ponds with the intention of removing the ponds.