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Waste Management
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Canada’s first successful citizen-led prosecutions under the Fisheries Act centred around leaking landfill sites. From Kingston and Hamilton, Ontario to Moncton, New Brunswick, founding members of the Waterkeeper movement have been instrumental in protecting waterways from toxic leachate. Most of Lake Ontario Waterkeeper’s current landfill research is located in the City of Toronto.
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Thirty-five properties in Port Hope will soon be the subjects of a trial resurvey, Glen Case, manager of project engineering with the Port Hope Area Initiative (PHAI) Management Office, told Port Hope council recently.
The trial will be conducted in order to test out the procedures and systems before the full-scale cleanup takes place, he said.
They will also be testing... (more)
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Development & Land Use
Nuclear Industry
Other
Port Hope, Cobourg, and Region
Waste Management
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Comment Period: 30 days: submissions may be made between July 19, 2010 and August 18, 2010.
This application is for an amendment to the existing Certificate of Approval (Waste Disposal Site) No. A371203 issued to Waste Management of Canada Corporation.
The Certificate is for the use and operation of a 16.2 hectare waste disposal site within a total site area of 138... (more)
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Drink
Environmental Law
Fish
Quinte Region
Waste Management
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You can just glimpse a view of one of Thorold's biggest toxic cleanups from the bike path along the Welland Canal.
An excavator was busy Tuesday digging out the Beaverdams channel between Lake Gibson and the canal, removing up to 6,000 cubic metres of muck contaminated with PCBs almost half a century ago.
"I think it's wonderful that we're getting this stuff out of our... (more)
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Development & Land Use
Industrial Emissions
Niagara Region
Waste Management
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Staff at the Port Hope Area Initiative Management Office (PHAI MO) are settling in at their new headquarters at 115 Toronto Rd.
They made the move last weekend to the new digs at the corner of Jane Street, just south of the Marsh Road intersection and adjacent to the Pineview Plaza.
"It became clear to us last year the PHAI MO had outgrown the facilities it had leased at... (more)
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Environmental Law
Nuclear Industry
Other
Port Hope, Cobourg, and Region
Waste Management
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