In a paper recently published in the International Journal of Water, civil engineering graduate Ryan Calder evaluates claims that more centralized US-style regulation of drinking water would improve outcomes for Canadians.
The paper finds limited support for these claims but suggests they reflect deeply held Canadian political and cultural values.
Numerous media carried reports on the research, which formed the basis for Calder's recent MASc thesis.
The news was picked up by Science Daily, Health Medicine Network, Medical News Today, Science Newsline, Today Topics and phys.org, and Nation Talk.