Continuing your water career and industry insights

Continuing your water career and industry insights

BC Water Jobs and BC Water News were created to connect people, ideas, and opportunities across the water industry. As the ecosystem has evolved, we’re stepping back to support purpose-built platforms while continuing to contribute through:
- Technical insights
- Industry perspectives
- Professional associations and conference leadership
- Collaboration across the water community
While BC Water Jobs and BC Water News are transitioning, we remain committed to supporting the water and wastewater community. Below are resources to help you with this transition:
- Finding talent and advancing your career
- Staying informed on industry trends
- Transition Timeline
Thank you for being part of the BC Water Jobs and BC Water News community. We’re proud of what was built together — and we look forward to continuing to share ideas and insights with you in new ways.
Finding Talent and Career Opportunities
Recruiters: If you’re hiring, these trusted industry platforms can help you reach qualified candidates.
Job Seekers: Whether you’re starting your career or looking for the next step, these resources can help.
Water Environment Federation (WEF) Career Center
A widely used global job board for water and wastewater roles, with active listings and strong industry reach
American Water Works Association’s Career Center
A leading platform for connecting employers with water professionals across North America
Water and Wastewater Jobs
A dedicated job board focused exclusively on water and utility positions
Work for Water
A central hub connecting training programs, job boards, and career pathways with resources listed by state.
Industry News Resources
Continue with Brown and Caldwell
Subscribe to BC Insights and Perspectives, where our engineers and technical experts share their perspectives on:
- Infrastructure and resilience
- Regulatory updates
- Funding programs and opportunities
- Water quality and treatment
- Utility management and emerging technologies
Subscribe to an Industry News Service
Many of these platforms offer industry newsletters — subscribing to a few can help you recreate a personalized “digest” similar to BC Water News.
- WEF SmartBrief: Daily snapshot of key water stories in the media, educational resources, career opportunities, and business updates.
- WEF News and WaterBlog: Articles, videos, and other content from WEF and across the water sector
- AWWA Connections: Shares AWWA news, member profiles, water sector trends, policies and more.
- Water Online: News, thought leadership, and trends across water and wastewater
- WaterWorld: Coverage of infrastructure, policy, and utility management
- Wastewater Digest: Practical insights and updates for wastewater professionals
- Aquatech News and Newsletter: Global perspectives, technology insights, and case studies
Transition Timeline
On August 17, 2026 we announced our decision to sunset BC Water News and BC Water Jobs on October 16, 2026. Here's some key dates and additional information on the transition timeline.
August 17: Announcing 60-day transition to all users via direct email, site banners, social media announcement.
- BC Water News: Site functions as-intended, no new subscriber sign-ups.
- BC Water Jobs: Site functions as-intended, no new recruiter purchases or recruiter sign-ups. Job Seekers can continue to use the site as-intended.
September 19: BC Water Jobs site freeze for final 30-day transition announced to all users via direct email, site banners, and social media.
- BC Water News: Site functions as-intended, no new subscriber sign-ups.
- BC Water Jobs: Site will no longer allow job postings, renewals, or upgrades to featured. All job posted before this date will run through their full 30-day posting period. No functional impacts to Job Seekers except no new user sign-ups accepted. Refund communications for unused credits will be sent and processed.
October 9: Final BC Water Jobs Seeker Digest is emailed to Seekers via email.
October 15: Final edition of BC Water News sent to subscribers via email.
October 16: Platforms permanently close and all accounts will be removed.