
Charles Stephens
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Aug 28, 2026
012 - Cybersecurity for Water and Wastewater Systems: Lessons Learned
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15:34Morgan FoorMODERATOR
Can you tell us about that?

Charles StephensGUEST
We worked with just over 30 systems in each state over the course of a year and were able to find significant progress.
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29:43Morgan FoorMODERATOR
Charles, how does this impact rural water?
Is Canada losing too much of its farmland?
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Charles StevensGUEST
W- when we go to the top of the hill here, which is a kilometer away, they're building a massive s- subdivision of houses and for retail, schools, and everything.

Charles StevensGUEST
They could do that 10 miles north of here and not disrupt a major food-growing area.

Charles StevensGUEST
But no, because of the way municipalities are done and the sewage and all the rest of it, they just grow out, and they gobble up everything in their way.

Janyce McGregorHOST
Like, in terms of how you feel about farming in Ontario in 2026 and where you would like things to go, what you want to-