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Approval was granted for a site plan amendment to allow St. Marys Cement Inc. (Canada) a combined tonnage increase of 100,000 tonnes to licence 624927 and 5489, in the Township of North Dumfries.

The application to amend the current site plan for University of Guelph - Licence #5738 was approved.

Approval was granted for St. Marys Cement Inc. (Canada) to amend the current licence condition to allow a combined tonnage increase of 100,000 tonnes for licence 5489 and 624927, in the Township of North Dumfries.

The Ministry is no longer proposing to issue this permit to LAFARGE CANADA INC as the proponent was changed to Amrize Canada Inc.

Amendments were made to the regulation to align with new transition rules related to the restoration of municipal planning authority resulting from changes made to the Planning Act by the Green Energy Repeal Act, 2018.

Approval was granted for a site plan amendment to allow The Sarjeant Company Limited to import 12, 003, 200 cubic metres of excess soil to allow for rehabilitation and resale of the material in the Township of Oro-Medonte

Approval was granted for a site plan amendment to allow Brock Aggregates Inc. additional below water extraction in some areas and to reduce the amount of below water extraction in other areas of the Sunderland Pit operating in the Township of Brock, Regional Municipality of Durham.

Approval was granted for a site plan amendment to allow Drain Bros. Excavating Limited to amend several operational details on the site plan for Licence No. 3261, operating in the Township of Otonabee-South Monaghan.

Approval was granted for a site plan amendment to allow Dufferin Aggregates, a CRH Company (Dufferin) to amend the current site plan to increase the extraction area and change the sequence of extraction for Licence No. 5738, operating in the County of Wellington, Township of Puslinch.

Approval was granted for a site plan amendment to allow Thomas Cavanagh Construction Limited to change the final rehabilitation from a deep lake to a filled-to-grade landform, allowing for the importation of excess soils in the Township of Gouldbourn.

Approval was granted for a site plan amendment to allow Telephone City Aggregates Inc., operating in the City of Brantford to change their final rehabilitation prescription.

The government has amended the Planning Act, 1990 to apply Hydro One’s electricity transmission project exemptions to all transmitters.

The 2009 proposal is no longer being pursued.

Approval was granted for a site plan amendment to QBJR Aggregates Inc. to amend the current site plan for the importation of excess soils to facilitate modifications to the final rehabilitated landform.

The Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks has approved amendments to the Darlington Provincial Park Management Plan. The amended plan will allow for management of native wildlife and plants in the park, if needed, so we can protect park ecosystems.

Approval was granted for a site plan amendment to allow Talbot Sand and Gravel Limited to deepen the pond and to extract below the water table in the east and south setbacks, which will connect the existing pond with the pond proposed through the adjacent expansion application. 

The government has made changes to the Ontario Energy Board Act, 1998 to give the Ontario Energy Board the authority to grant, under specific circumstances, earlier access to land to electricity transmission project proponents for the purpose of conducting preliminary environmental studies prior to applying for Leave to Construct.

Approval was granted for a site plan amendment to allow 2170640 Ontario Limited to increase the number of tonnes of aggregate to be removed annually for the Evan Hughes Oak Ridge Quarry operating in the Municipality of Powasson.

Approval was granted for a site plan amendment to allow Erie Sand and Gravel Ltd to locate a new entrance to Hudder’s Pit in the Municipality of Leamington.

The ministry is streamlining approvals for simple low risk sewage works. These changes reduce burden for housing and infrastructure projects, supporting efforts to create supply in Ontario, while boosting the province’s economy. These amendments will continue to ensure that environmental protections are in place.