Ontario Regulation 406/19 (O.Reg. 406/19), also known as the “On-Site and Excess Soil Management Regulation,” has significant implications for construction projects in Ontario, from planning and administration to additional costs to ensure environmental compliance for soil reuse.

Cambium is pleased to announce that it has been included in the annual Report on Business listing of Canada’s Top Growing Companies for the fifth time in a row.

Cambium and Cambium Indigenous Professional Services (CIPS) are thrilled to announce a transformative agreement emphasizing land and economic reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples. 

In a significant step towards fostering full Indigenous ownership, Cambium, a shareholder in CIPS, and CIPS have committed to a share repurchase at fair market value. This facilitates CIPS’ evolution into an independent 100% First Nation -owned, -operated, and -employed entity.  

If your business releases pollutants into the air or land, you must get approval from the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (MECP). These approvals ensure your activities do not harm the environment or people. Requirements vary by business type and fall into three categories: Environmental Compliance Approval (ECA), Environmental Activity and Sector Registry (EASR), and Renewable Energy Approval.

Cambium helps municipalities comply with PS3280 by identifying asset retirement obligations and providing cost estimates for liabilities like asbestos, landfills, fuel tanks, leases, medical equipment, and wastewater facilities.