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This decision is for a new Environmental Compliance Approval (sewage) owned by KP Corporation 2833759 for the installation of a proposed subsurface sewage disposal system sized to operate with a total daily flow of 35,125 litres per day to service Fernleigh Lodge, located at 1796 B South Road, in the Township of Frontenac Islands, Ontario.

A new Environmental Compliance Approval is granted to Countryside BramEast Holdings LP, by its general partner, Countryside BramEast Holdings GP Inc. for the temporary storage and off site disposal of domestic wastewater generated at the site located at 5200 Countryside Drive, in the City of Brampton, ON.

A renewal of an Environmental Compliance Approval with Limited Operational Flexibility was issued to Kubota Materials Canada Corporation, a foundry facility manufacturing steel alloy castings and custom-designed steel assemblies, located in the City of Orillia, Ontario.

The facility production limit is 8,700 tonnes of metal melt per year.

Approval is granted for an amendment to the existing Environmental Compliance Approval No. 9621-6RTNYW for the establishment of a three seasonal subsurface sewage disposal works, sewage works no. one, sewage works no. five and sewage works no. six located at 1109 Kendrick Creek Lane, Township of Minden Hills, Ontario.

Permit to Take Water No. 7313-DNYS4Q has been issued to Roseburg Forest Products Canada Ltd., for water supply and industrial-manufacturing purposes. Water will be taken from one well and one watercourse in Pembroke, Ontario.

Permit to Take Water No. P-300-6363520338 has been issued to TERRA INTERNATIONAL (CANADA) INC., for manufacturing cooling purposes. Water will be taken from one watercourse in Courtright, Ontario.

The Director of Exploration has made a decision on the exploration permit application PR-25-000212 to Rich Copper Exploration Corp. for early exploration activities.

The decision is to issue the mineral exploration permit.

The government has made legislative changes to the Planning Act through the Fighting Delays, Building Faster Act, 2025 (Bill 60).

Bill 60, the Fighting Delays, Building Faster Act, 2025, was passed by the Legislature on November 24, 2025. Schedule 5 of this Act streamlines the approach for municipalities implementing and installing new bicycle lanes, by prohibiting motor vehicle lane reductions.

The Province of Ontario has passed Bill 60, which introduces the Fighting Delays, Building Faster Act, 2025, amending the Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act. The amendments support the implementation of harmonized road standards, including for municipal road construction.

The government amended the Building Transit Faster Act, 2020 (BTFA) including Part II (Corridor Control) and Part V (Municipal Services & Right of Way) to streamline permitting and reduce approval bottlenecks for transit, leverage delegation of authorities to expedite transit delivery and provide predictable project timelines.

Updates were made to the Off-Farm Anaerobic Digestion Materials Protocol under the Nutrient Management Act, 2002. These changes ensure consistent eligibility of organic waste materials from the production of ingredients used in food, animal feed, pet food, ethanol, and biodiesel production, irrespective of where the ingredients are produced. 

James Dick Construction Ltd. was issued a licence to extract aggregate from a pit and quarry in the Township of Guelph Eramosa