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Sep 30, 2026
The Regional District of Mount Waddington is seeking engineering services for a new barge and boat ramp in Quatsino. The official CanadaBuys notice is open as of 2026-09-15 and states that bids close on 2026/09/30 at 19:00 EDT. It is a procurement notice rather than a grant program, and no primary PDF, DOCX, or PPT file is listed on the notice.
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The committee reviewed the planning process phases and the waste management hierarchy. Extensive discussions focused on residual waste management, including the evaluation of various technologies like landfill gas capture, thermal technologies, gasification, and pyrolysis, which were ultimately deemed not recommended. The committee also covered landfill oversight and lifespan, the importance of tenure renewal for the 7 Mile Landfill, and the status of the leachate system. Additionally, climate action initiatives were highlighted, including carbon reduction through bio-cover systems, landfill capacity planning, illegal dumping strategies, and community survey results regarding solid waste management.
The committee discussed the ongoing planning process, focusing on waste minimization goals. Key topics included prioritizing educational initiatives, tackling illegal dumping and climate change, and improving recycling efforts in apartments, condos, and remote areas. The group also examined waste minimization options, such as organic waste collection and processing, potential capital grants, demolition waste management strategies, and incentivizing residential recycling. The meeting concluded with a review of future engagement plans involving stakeholders and industry organizations.
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This document outlines proposed strategies and actions for the update of the Regional District of Mount Waddington's Solid Waste Management Plan. The plan focuses on enhancing the waste management system, with a central emphasis on the long-term use of the 7 Mile Landfill and Recycling Centre. Key strategic pillars include building awareness for reduction and reuse, expanding organic waste management, optimizing collection services, maintaining high recycling participation for residential, industrial, commercial, and institutional sectors, diverting construction and demolition waste, applying effective education and outreach, supporting extended producer responsibility programs, monitoring recovery technologies, securing long-term disposal capacity, mitigating illegal dumping and human-wildlife conflicts, managing wood waste, and ensuring sustainable finance and administration.
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