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Reducing water loss, waste, or use in and around your home requires a simple short-term investment in time and money, which will result in immediate and long-term savings for you. Water conservation does not mean you have to give up convenience or comfort – just be water-wise by reducing your use when possible, retrofitting existing taps, toilets and appliances, and investing in water and energy-efficient options if you are replacing water using devices within your home.
Common Types of Private Sewage Works
Saskatchewan Ministry of Health
The Saskatchewan Onsite Wastewater Disposal Guide provides recommended selection criteria for a number of systems. The information provided for these systems is intended to allow for the adequate treatment of domestic wastewater. Commercial or industrial wastewater may need additional treatment and a design specific for the facility.
Environmentally Safer Products
Environmental Health Association of Nova Scotia
The objective of this site is to provide information about potential health risks of commonly used products; help identify less toxic alternatives for personal care, household cleaning, baby care, and household pest control; provide information to help you evaluate products not in this guide in order to choose the safest ones for your needs.
Energy Saving Tips for Your Home
Sask Energy
This website provides some tips to help you save energy, save money, and do your part for the environment.
City of Saskatoon
Seven simple water-saving tips on hot summer days!