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remediation of site | site remediation

Canada/Newfoundland Agreement regarding the implementation of remedial measures at orphan high risk contaminated sites and the development and demonstration of contaminated site remedial technologies

Canada/British Columbia Agreement Concerning the Implementation of Remedial Measures at Orphan High Risk Contaminated Sites and the Development and Demonstration of Contaminated Site Remedial Technologies

Agreement between the Government of Canada and the Government of New Brunswick regarding the implementation of remedial measures at orphan high risk contaminated sites and the development and demonstration of contaminated site remedial technologies

contaminated land remediation | remediation of contaminated sites

Ordinance of 26 August 1998 on the Remediation of Contaminated Sites | Contaminated Sites Ordinance [ CSO ]

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flood remediation strategies developing | writing flood remediation strategies | develop flood remediation strategies | flood remediation strategies writing

We've estimated that the cost is about $540 million over five years for the contaminated sites working group—and I'll speak more on that in a second—and a special allocation of $2 billion in the 2002 year for relocation and remediation, relocation of communities and remediation of contaminated sites that have been identified both through the federal contaminated sites inventory and other identified sites such as the Sydney tar ponds.

(Return tabled) Question No. 306 Mr. Scott Simms: With regard to the Manolis L. shipwreck: (a) what activities have taken place to monitor all leakage from the shipwreck site, broken down by (i) departments involved, (ii) method, (iii) number of people involved, (iv) jobs and roles of people involved, (v) date, (vi) result, (vii) cost; (b) what activities are currently taking place to monitor all leakage from the shipwreck site, broken down by (i) departments involved, (ii) method, (iii) number of people involved, (iv) jobs and roles ...[+++] of people involved, (v) date, (vi) result, (vii) cost; (c) what activities are planned or anticipated to take place to monitor all leakage from the shipwreck site, broken down by (i) department involved, (ii) method, (iii) number of people involved, (iv) jobs and roles of people involved, (v) date, (vi) result, (vii) cost; (d) what activities have taken place to remediate all leakage from the shipwreck site, broken down by (i) departments involved, (ii) method, (iii) number of people involved, (iv) jobs and roles of people involved, (v) date, (vi) result, (vii) cost; (e) what activities are currently taking place to remediate all leakage from the shipwreck site, broken down by (i) departments involved, (ii) method, (iii) number of people involved, (iv) jobs and roles of people involved, (v) date, (vi) result, (vii) cost; (f) what activities are planned or anticipated to take place to remediate all leakage from the shipwreck site, broken down by (i) departments involved, (ii) method, (iii) number of people involved, (iv) jobs and roles of people involved, (v) date, (vi) result, (vii) cost; (g) what are the details of all plans that are in place by the government to prevent the shipwreck from shifting; and (h) what is the timeline to recover all oil from the ship and end this unfolding disaster?

All expenditure incurred by an undertaking in remediating its site, whether or not such expenditure can be shown as a fixed asset on its balance sheet, may be considered as eligible investment in the case of the remediation of contaminated sites.

(Return tabled) Question No. 952 Hon. Lawrence MacAulay: With regard to the Experimental Lakes Area (ELA): (a) has the government had any meetings or discussions with representatives of companies or organizations in the natural resources sector regarding the transfer of the ELA, and, if so, (i) who were the representatives, (ii) where did the meetings take place, (iii) when did the meetings take place; (b) what benefits, if any, does the government see in transferring the ELA to the natural resources sector; (c) how would the Canada-Ontario Memorandum of Agreement be affected in the event of (i) ELA site transfer to the private sector, ...[+++] (ii) site transfer to a university or consortium of universities, (iii) the shuttering or mothballing of the site, (iv) the permanent remediation of the site; (d) has the government’s moratorium on the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council Major Resources Support Program affected the ability of the government to transfer the site to a university or consortium of universities; (e) would any potential new operator of the ELA have to assume liability for the remediation of the ELA site, and what is the approximate projected cost of site remediation; and (f) is the research done at the ELA primarily the responsibility of the public sector or the private sector?