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Sewage Spreading Permit Renewal - Klages Farm, West Grey

Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (ON)

A farmer near West Grey wants to renew his permit to spread septic tank waste on 18.6 hectares of farmland. This is a routine renewal of an existing approval for disposing of hauled sewage through surface spreading.

Why This Matters: Live near Lot 11, Concession 11 in West Grey? This permit affects what gets spread on nearby farmland. If you rely on a private well, you might want to know about sewage disposal in your area. Odour and traffic from hauling trucks could also affect neighbours.

Regulations & Permits Environment & Climate
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Water Permit Renewal for Aggregate Washing - Hurontario Street, Caledon

Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (ON)

A company wants to renew its permit to take water from a pond for washing gravel and sand at a pit near Caledon. They're asking to take up to 26 million litres per day, 200 days a year, for the next 10 years. The province has classified this as...

Why This Matters: Live near Hurontario Street in Caledon? This permit affects local water resources. If you rely on a private well or care about pond ecosystems in the area, this decision could matter to you. The company wants to take a lot of water—over 26 million litres daily during operating season.

Regulations & Permits Environment & Climate Natural Resources
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Stormwater Pond Expansion at 12026 Dawley Drive, North Dundas

Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (ON)

A Quebec-based company wants to expand a stormwater pond at a site in North Dundas, Ontario. The expansion would lower the pond by 15 centimeters and extend it 10 meters eastward. This would help manage runoff from site development, handling storms...

Why This Matters: Live near Dawley Drive in North Dundas? This pond expansion could affect drainage patterns in your area. The project sits near the Dawley Municipal Drain, so changes to stormwater management might impact local water flow.

Regulations & Permits Environment & Climate
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Water Permit Renewal for Smuggler's Glen Golf Course - St. Lawrence River

Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (ON)

A golf course near the Thousand Islands wants to renew its permit to draw water from the St. Lawrence River for irrigation. They're asking to take up to 1.7 million litres per day during the golf season. The permit would last 10 years.

Why This Matters: Live near the St. Lawrence in Leeds and the Thousand Islands? This permit affects local water levels during summer months. If you fish, boat, or have waterfront property nearby, you might want to weigh in.

Regulations & Permits Environment & Climate Natural Resources
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Should Canada Update Its Antarctic Environmental Protection Rules?

Environment and Climate Change Canada (Federal)

Canada is updating the rules for Canadians who travel to Antarctica for research or tourism. The changes would simplify permit applications and align Canadian rules with international standards. Most Canadians won't be affected—only about five...

Why This Matters: Planning an Antarctic expedition? These rules affect you. For most Canadians, this is pretty niche—only a handful of researchers and tour operators need Antarctic permits each year. But if you care about protecting one of Earth's last pristine environments, this is how Canada does its part.

Regulations & Permits Environment & Climate
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Stormwater Treatment Upgrade at GO Transit Streetsville Bus Garage

Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (ON)

Metrolinx wants to add four oil/grit separators at its Streetsville bus garage in Mississauga. These devices filter pollutants from stormwater before it flows into Mullet Creek. The system would treat runoff from a 4.75-hectare area, removing at...

Why This Matters: Live near Mullet Creek in Mississauga? This affects water quality in your neighbourhood. The separators catch oil and grit from the bus garage before it reaches the creek. It's a small project, but it's about keeping local waterways cleaner.

Regulations & Permits Environment & Climate Transportation
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Air Emissions Permit for Enviroshake Roofing Manufacturer - Dresden

Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (ON)

A roofing materials manufacturer in Dresden, Ontario wants approval to consolidate its air emissions permits. Enviroshake makes composite roofing shakes from wood and rubber polymers. The new permit would cover emissions from three extruder units...

Why This Matters: Live near 1130 Wellington Street in Dresden? This factory's air emissions could affect your neighbourhood. The permit covers chemicals like ethane and ethylene, plus particulate matter that can affect air quality.

Regulations & Permits Environment & Climate
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Sewage System Approval for Windmill Point Park Campground

Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (ON)

A campground near Fort Erie wants approval for sewage holding tanks. Windmill Point Park & Campground is seeking an Environmental Compliance Approval for five wastewater holding tanks—four existing and one new—to handle up to 76,550 litres of sewage...

Why This Matters: Live near Ridgeway or Fort Erie? This campground's sewage system could affect local groundwater and the environment around Dominion Road. If you're a neighbour or use the area, you might want to weigh in.

Regulations & Permits Environment & Climate
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Sewage System Approval for Paul's Creek Campground - Lanark Highlands

Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (ON)

A campground near McDonald's Corners wants approval for its existing sewage system. The septic tank and disposal bed handle about 5,000 litres of wastewater daily. The Ministry may require monitoring and set limits on what can be discharged.

Why This Matters: Camp at Paul's Creek? This is about the sewage system handling waste from campers. Live nearby or draw water from a well in the area? Subsurface disposal can affect groundwater if not properly managed.

Regulations & Permits Environment & Climate
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Red Deer County and Markerville Flood Study

Ministry of Environment and Protected Areas (AB)

Alberta gathered feedback on draft flood maps and reports for Red Deer County and Markerville. The study helps identify flood hazards so governments can keep people safe and protect properties. The engagement ran from April 7 to May 12, 2025, and...

Why This Matters: Live in Red Deer County or near Markerville? These flood maps could affect your property insurance rates and what you can build on your land. If your home is in a newly identified flood zone, you might face new restrictions or requirements.

Community Planning Environment & Climate Housing & Communities
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Should Edmonton Airport's Value Park Parking Lot Be Repaved?

Edmonton Regional Airports Authority (Federal)

Edmonton International Airport wants to repave its Value Park parking lot. The project covers over 1,000 square meters and includes digging, removing old concrete, and laying new pavement. Before proceeding, the airport authority must determine if...

Why This Matters: Use the Value Park lot when flying out of Edmonton? This project could mean temporary closures or changes to parking availability. Live near the airport? Construction could bring noise and dust for a period.

Environmental Assessment Environment & Climate Transportation
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Should Air Canada's Fuel Tank Upgrades at Winnipeg Airport Be Approved?

Winnipeg Airports Authority Inc. (Federal)

Air Canada wants to upgrade a 33,200-litre fuel storage tank at Winnipeg's airport. The work includes adding spill containment systems and an overfill alarm. The airport authority needs to decide if this could harm the environment.

Why This Matters: This is a routine infrastructure upgrade at an airport. It mainly affects airport operations and nearby groundwater. If you work at the airport or live very close by, you might care about fuel spill prevention.

Environmental Assessment Environment & Climate Transportation
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Sidewalk and Curb Repairs at Edmonton International Airport Arrivals

Edmonton Regional Airports Authority (Federal)

Edmonton International Airport wants to fix up the sidewalks and curbs at the arrivals level. The work covers over 1,000 square meters and includes digging, removing old concrete, and repaving. Before they start, the airport authority needs to...

Why This Matters: Fly through Edmonton often? These repairs could mean temporary detours at the arrivals level. The airport wants to know if the construction might affect the local environment before they start digging.

Environmental Assessment Environment & Climate Transportation
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Water and Sewer Line Repairs at Edmonton International Airport

Edmonton Regional Airports Authority (Federal)

Edmonton International Airport needs to replace aging water and sewer pipes. Before construction begins, the airport authority must assess whether the work could harm the environment. They're asking for public input on potential environmental...

Why This Matters: Work near you at the airport? This construction could affect traffic and access during the project. The environmental review ensures groundwater and soil aren't contaminated during excavation.

Environmental Assessment Environment & Climate Transportation
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Taxiway Repaving at Edmonton International Airport

Edmonton Regional Airports Authority (Federal)

Edmonton International Airport wants to repave a taxiway used by aircraft. Before proceeding, the airport authority must determine if the work could harm the environment. They're asking for public input on potential environmental effects of the...

Why This Matters: Live near the Edmonton airport? Construction projects like this can affect local drainage and create temporary disruptions. If you're concerned about environmental impacts from airport operations, this is your chance to weigh in.

Environmental Assessment Environment & Climate Transportation
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Septic System Upgrade for Beckley Beach Cottage - Haldimand County

Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (ON)

A cottage association wants to replace an old holding tank with a modern septic system at a property near the Grand River. The new system would treat up to 2,000 litres of sewage daily. They're also updating groundwater monitoring requirements.

Why This Matters: Live near Beckley Beach or along the Grand River? This affects local groundwater quality. Private well users in the area should pay attention to how sewage is handled nearby.

Regulations & Permits Environment & Climate