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Painted Anishinaabe woodland-style scene of a water treatment plant beside a northern Ontario lake at sunrise

Services · Water Operations

Safe, reliable water for every member community

WBAFN supports the people and systems behind community water: operators, treatment plants and monitoring that keep drinking water safe for future generations.

Operator support

Support for the operators who run community water treatment plants.

Water Operator Hub

Our Water Operator Hub, a resource for operators of community water systems.

Remote monitoring

Remote monitoring to help keep community water safe and reliable.

Dokis First Nation logo

Member community

Dokis First Nation Water Treatment Plant

The Dokis First Nation water treatment plant serves the community of Dokis. WBAFN supports operations for member communities like Dokis through operator support, monitoring and planning.

Dokis Water Plant building with a white siding exterior, sign reading 'Water Plant' and a fenced yard with a sign reading 'Dokis Water Plant'
Dokis Water Plant, Dokis First Nation.
Side view of the Dokis water treatment plant building behind a chain-link fence on a sunny day
The Dokis water treatment plant building.
Henvey Inlet First Nation logo

Member community

Henvey Inlet Water Tower

The Henvey Inlet First Nation water tower stands above the surrounding forest, with the community's emblem on its blue tank. WBAFN supports water operations for member communities like Henvey Inlet.

Aerial view at sunset of the Henvey Inlet water tower beside the community ball diamond, lit by field lights, surrounded by forest
The Henvey Inlet water tower and community ball diamond at sunset.
Close-up of the Henvey Inlet water tower with its blue tank and Henvey Inlet First Nation emblem, against a forest and blue sky
The Henvey Inlet water tower and its community emblem.
Nipissing First Nation logo

Member community

Nipissing First Nation Water Treatment Plant

The Nipissing First Nation water treatment plant is a purpose-built facility with treated water mains and filtration equipment. WBAFN supports water operations for member communities like Nipissing through operator support, monitoring and planning.

Exterior of the Nipissing First Nation water treatment plant, a grey metal building with roll-up bay doors and yellow bollards
The Nipissing First Nation water treatment plant building.
Interior of the Nipissing First Nation water treatment plant showing filtration equipment, a yellow railed platform and white treated water pipes
Inside the plant: filtration equipment and treated water piping.
Wasauksing First Nation logo

Member community

Wasauksing Water Treatment Plant

The Wasauksing Water Treatment Plant serves Wasauksing First Nation on Parry Island. The brick plant is named in English and in Ojibwe on its front wall. WBAFN supports water operations for member communities like Wasauksing through operator support, monitoring and planning.

Brick Wasauksing Water Treatment Plant building with a paved parking lot and wooded hills on a cloudy day
The Wasauksing Water Treatment Plant from the parking lot.
Front of the Wasauksing Water Treatment Plant with the Wasauksing First Nation emblem and the plant name on the brick wall
The plant entrance, with the Wasauksing First Nation emblem.
Framed display of the Wasauksing First Nation Water Treatment Plant showing a photo and an architectural drawing of the building
The plant's design, shown on a framed display.

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