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BC fines total about $198K in Q1-Q2 2018 Log In or Subscribe to View Article
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Big Brother's watching: Quebec calls on technology to track contaminated soil
Quebec will soon release a draft regulation that will require the real-time tracking of contaminated soil movement in the province, from excavation to final disposal. Quebec Minister of the Environment and the Fight Against Climate Change...
4/18/2019 | Full Story

CS Wind Canada Inc fined $60,000 after worker permanently injured by falling material
CS Wind Canada Inc. in Windsor, Ontario was fined $60,000, plus a 25% victim surcharge, after a worker was permanently injured when material that was being cut apart fell on the worker.
3/27/2019 | Full Story

Argo Lumber Inc fined $75,000 after worker, unloading lumber from delivery truck, critically injured
Argo Lumber Inc. in Mississauga, Ontario was fined $75,000, plus a 25% victim surcharge, after a worker was critically injured while unloading large beams of lumber from a delivery truck.
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