519 672 2121
Close mobile menu

With this week’s comment deadline, many organizations have expressed their concerns about the proposed amendments to Reg. 153/04, and the associated new cleanup standards. The Ontario Bar Association’s bottom line:

 

If the Ministry of the Environment adopts the very stringent new standards it has proposed, it must offset 

them with major improvements to risk assessment or risk sterilizing numerous contaminated sites, 

with grave environmental and economic consequences. It must also provide adequate resources, to allow property development decisions to be made in a timely fashion, and improve the management of cross-boundary issues. 

For a copy of the submission, click OBA brownfields submission, Feb 09.

News & Views

Blog

The more you understand, the easier it is to manage well.

View Blog

Injured in an accident? Here’s how to build a strong case with good records

If you are injured due to another person’s negligence, you might be able to recover money fo…

TikTok’s unauthorized data practices may breach privacy rights

Siskinds LLP and Rice Harbut Elliott LLP have commenced a proposed privacy class action in B…