Quebec government adopts Blainville toxic waste dump legislation, critics vow to take law to court

The procedure for promulgating the bill is still in progress on Friday morning.

Quebec government adopts Blainville toxic waste dump legislation, critics vow to take law to court

Unless Quebec Superior Court intervenes, the Stablex hazardous waste landfill in Blainville will soon be able to be expanded for an additional 40 years of storage.

The Quebec government will pass its law under gag that will allow the American company Stablex to bury dangerous products

Quebec will pass under the gag the expropriating bill Blainville to expand a Stablex landfill, Radio-Canada learned.

Quebec will use an exception procedure to get any steam to pass a bill forcing Blainville to sell a land of high ecological value that will allow the American company Stablex to bury hazardous waste.

The opposition spent the night questioning the Minister of Natural Resources and Forests. The post MPs sat all night in Quebec City to study the Stablex bill appeared first on Les Affaires.