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First Nations (AB) Technical Services Advisory Group (TSAG) is a not-for-profit organization that provides technical services and training for Alberta First Nations in the Treaty 6, Treaty 7 and Treaty 8 areas. Our goal is to assist First Nation communities in achieving and maintaining high standards in technology and services. We never stop collectively delivering better solutions with greater benefits, thereby providing community members with a solid foundation for healthy living.
Whether this is your first time or a frequent visitor of our site, we think you will enjoy our revised and expanded features and information. The website is set up in a way that it will guide you through the site. It is our aim to be able to send you to the information you want with as few clicks and backtracking as possible. This master menu is always shown on the top and bottom of the screen and can be accessed from any page on our website. Also at the right side you can use our search engine. For all upcoming events, please be sure to check out our calendar.
What is remote water monitoring?
Remote water monitoring is the ability to receive instant updates on water quality in water treatment plants through the use of a product called the s::can spectro::lyser. This revolutionary product, an optical multi-parameter probe, continuously monitors data collection of water and will detect subtle changes in water quality. TSAG is employing the use of the remote water monitoring system supported by the Circuit Rider Training Program.
Remote water monitoring will provide a qualitative representation of the water quality (chlorine residual, turbidity, nitrates, and organic substances) instantaneously that will:
- Increase the health and safety of potable drinking water in Alberta First Nations;
- Create an added level of security for water treatment facilities;
- Mitigate the risk of water contamination;
- Create alarms to alert Operators/CRTP trainers in the event something goes awry;
- Add features to assist in reporting and regular maintenance.
For more information on the s::can spectro::lyser works, click here.
Contact Winslow Davis, wdavis@tsag.net for more information.
Resources Workshop will be held at the Marriott Courtyard Edmonton West February 22-23, 2012.:
This workshop is for First Nation Environment and Lands managers and staff and will provide information on a variety of resources for First Nation environmental management projects, hazardous waste management in communities, opportunities for youth and community engagement and a plenty of networking opportunities.
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Bald Eagle Insurance:
A First Nation owned insurance solution to meet community, business, employer and individual needs. Bald Eagle Insurance (BEI) distributes insurance and risk management products and services through a network of First Nations orientated insurance brokerages across Canada.
In partnership with Treaty 7 Management Corporation and JLT Canada.
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14th Annual Technical Services Conference & Tradeshow Presentations:
To all that attended the TSAG 14th Annual Conference & Tradeshow; Participants, presenters and tradeshow supporters, Thank you.
TSAG wishes to thank everyone for your contribution and support to our annual conference. We truly appreciate your participation, the discussions and ideas generated. We believe this conference was a great venue for all communities to share and exchange information about the various technical achievements, concerns and objectives.
We have posted the presentations from the conference. Please feel free to contact our office if you have any questions or comments.
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Events Calendar:
Whats New:
Resources Workshop will be held at the Marriott Courtyard Edmonton West February 22-23, 2012.
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TSAG Annual Report:
Read >> (6MB PDF)
Remote Water Monitoring Information: Learn More >>
The Winter 2011 TSAG Newsletter is now available online.
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Please be advise: The TSAG Annual Operators Workshop for 2011 has been postponed until further notice. For more information contact Winslow Davis at 780.483.8601 or by email wdavis@tsag.net.
TSAG Youth:
Tallcree Safe Drinking Water Project,
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