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Public consultation launched on improvements to natural resource tribunals

Kate MacDonald2026-07-27T12:01:51-07:00

BC Ministry of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship: Public consultation launched on improvements to natural resource tribunalsFeedback window runs until 4:00 PM on August 14, 2026. Take the Survey JULY 20, 2026 - People in British Columbia are invited to provide feedback on proposed improvements to the Province’s natural resource appeals process. The Province has launched public engagement on potential legislative and procedural changes affecting appeals heard by the Environmental Appeal Board and the Forest Appeals Commission, two major natural resource tribunals in B.C. If approved, changes are expected to help deliver timelier decisions, strengthen compliance and enforcement, and support more efficient [...]

Public consultation launched on improvements to natural resource tribunalsKate MacDonald2026-07-27T12:01:51-07:00

PCB Regulations: End-of-use Dates and Extension
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PCB Regulations: End-of-use Dates and Extension

Kate MacDonald2026-07-12T20:57:34-07:00

Environment & Climate Change Canada - PCB Regulations: End-of-use Dates and Extension JUNE 30, 2026 - The end-of-use deadline for equipment containing PCBs referred to in subparagraph 16(1)(b)(ii) or subsection 16(2) or (2.1) of the PCB Regulations is approaching. In accordance with the PCB Regulations, December 31, 2026 is the last day that the following equipment containing PCBs with a concentration of 50mg/kg (50 ppm) or more can be used: electrical capacitors, light ballasts, electrical transformers and their auxiliary electrical equipment, including pole-top electrical transformers and their pole-top auxiliary electrical equipment; electromagnets that are not used in the handling [...]

PCB Regulations: End-of-use Dates and ExtensionKate MacDonald2026-07-12T20:57:34-07:00

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