Brownfields Breakfast Series 2010

Come and learn the latest updates on Brownfield remediation in your region. Hear from industry leaders in finance, remediation and government. Network with practitioners and peers over breakfast.

Join us at one of our upcoming sessions:

Vancouver - March 25, 2010
Toronto - April 21, 2010
Ottawa - May 27, 2010
Halifax - June 2, 2010
Edmonton - June 24, 2010

Click here to register or call 1-888-702-1111 ext 1.

Vancouver, B.C.
Thursday March 25, 2010

Listen to leading industry practitioners discussing:

• British Columbia's Brownfields Renewal Strategy;
• Financing Brownfields Projects;
• Project Focus - The cleanup of a former sawmill site on the Fraser River
• PLUS - Canadian Brownfields Network membership benefits.

HOW MUCH WILL YOU BE PAYING FOR RESINS IN 2011?
Find out at the 15th annual Canadian Plastics Resin Outlook Conference.

This is Canada's only national business forecasting conference for senior managers in the plastics industry.

The program will include an economic forecast for 2010, plus forecasts from experts on the supply, demand, and pricing outlook for: Polyethylene, Polypropylene, PVC, PET, Styrenics, ABS, Polycarbonate, Nylon, and Biopolymers.

Full Conference Agenda.

The 2009 Environmental Compliance Conference was held November 5th, 2009, at the Lambton Golf and Country Club, in Toronto. The conference focused on two environmental issues in Ontario: the proposed amendments to Ontario Regulation 153/04 and Brownfield's redevelopment; and the Waste Diversion Act -- extended producer responsibility and Zero Waste initiatives.

The conference drew a wide spectrum of attendees with interests in the environment industry. The day was capped off with panel discussion on the Green Energy Act.

Stay posted for further details about next year's program.

PCB Removal & Destruction
Compliance, Penalties and Extensions

Environment Canada produced amendments to the Regulations regarding PCBs, September 17, 2008. The first significant deadline for PCB destruction was December 31, 2009 - what has happened one year later? Are companies complying? Is the government issuing fines? How can your business apply for an extension? Have you taken action to rid your business of PCBs?

Get the answer to these important questions and more by participating in this half-day seminar. Learn from legal practitioners, government representatives, environmental consultants and business leaders as case studies are discussed, regulations are reviewed and opinions are shared. It's a morning of presentations, workshop sessions, questions and answers and breakfast and lunch for networking.

Sponsored by: Haz-Mat Management Magazine and Ecolog Legislation Service

Workplace Violence Seminar This half-day "must attend" conference will focus on Ontario's Bill 168, the amendments to the Occupational Health and Safety Act, and the impact these changes will have on businesses. The conference will also deal with civil liabilities, human rights and workers' compensation issues arising in the workplace.

• Hear knowledgeable opinions and insight from leading practitioners
• Participate in question and answer sessions
• Learn how to create a safer workplace
• Discover how companies will be complying with this new law
• Network with peers and associates.

With the passing of Bill 168 on December 9, 2009 - the law on workplace violence will change. Compliance, enforcement and the impact this will have on your business is now essential knowledge.

Register today by calling 416-510-6867 or visit www.ohscanada.com/seminar  for more details. 

Sponsored by: OHS Canada magazine & EcoLog Legislation Service