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Canada’s Water Crisis Is Coming: Why Melting Glaciers and Failing Infrastructure Should Terrify Us Now

Canada’s Water Crisis Is Coming: Why Melting Glaciers and Failing Infrastructure Should Terrify Us Now: Every once in a while, a story sneaks up on Canadians because—let’s be honest—we’re used to thinking we have more water than we know what to do with. Lakes for days. Rivers that feel endless. Snow that overstays its welcome. But lately, something feels off. And the more I dig into it, the more it hits me: Canada’s water crisis is coming, and we’re sleepwalking straight into it.

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