Startup cleantech company in Nova Scotia aspires to clean up polluted water across Canada

Mark Lowey
July 1, 2026

Lillianah Technologies has developed a technology that uses native diatoms (micro-organisms) to naturally treat polluted water, offering a low-cost, flexible alternative to traditional treatment and plant infrastructure upgrades. The company, which is testing its technology in Cape Breton, N.S., aims to help municipalities and industries across Canada tackle nutrient runoff and water quality challenges without requiring expensive, large-scale construction.

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