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Trucking firm ordered to pay $175K for Hwy. 11 diesel spill

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A transport truck operated by Alberta-based V Trans Ltd. was involved in a collision on Highway 11 in April 2021. The diesel spill contaminated the soil and vegetation in a ditch, and travelled through a culvert into nearby Lake Helen. The lake is a source of drinking water for the Lake Helen First Nation, and supports a cold water fishery.

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Trucking firm ordered to pay $175K for Hwy. 11 diesel spill

Charges laid for failing to notify Environment Ministry and failing to clean up spill into Lake Helen

1 month ago·Sault Ste. Marie, United States

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Trucking firm ordered to pay $175K for Highway 11 diesel spill

After crash, diesel spill contaminated the soil and vegetation in a ditch, and travelled through a culvert into nearby lake, which is a source of drinking water

1 month ago·Orillia, Canada

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