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Subjects: LAW, ENI, ENP, CPG

Ontario's Minister of Environment, Staff, Wind Companies Charged Under Environmental Protection Act


TORONTO, July 26, 2019 /CNW/ - A Justice of the Peace of the Ontario Court of Justice has determined there are reasonable and probable grounds to believe environmental offences have been committed by Ontario's Minister of the Environment, Ministry staff and three industrial wind companies. Charges have been laid in relation to multiple industrial wind projects in the Chatham-Kent area.

SOURCE Eric K. Gillespie Professional Corporation


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