By Kate Harries WaterWatchWASAGA BEACH – Day 2 of Simcoe County’s public consultation on its waste strategy and residents were calling on councillors to declare what direction they’re going in and take charge of the process.The pleas went unanswered by those politicians who were present although Stan...

Wasaga Beach meeting showed Site 41 group willing to move forward – but County must revoke the C of A to end the distrust!By Elaine and Walt Stephenson WaterWatchThe majority of last night’s attendees were Site 41 protesters.  They were a polite and orderly group who were interested and willing...

By MIRIAM KING, QMI AGENCY Orillia Packet and Time The shadow of Site 41 hung over the first of three public open houses hosted by the County of Simcoe and Stantec Consulting Monday. The county outlined a list of waste options the consultant said needed further investigation. And the options were lai...

Stantec officials developing waste strategy worked for GenivarBy Kate Harries WaterWatchALLISTON — The meeting never got rowdy, but the anger and frustration were palpable as residents turned out to the first waste strategy consultation session to tell Simcoe County what they think of its recor...

By Miriam King Bradford West Gwillimbury TimesThe County of Simcoe’s new Waste Management Strategy steering committee heard a presentation from Stantec Consulting Ltd., on possible solutions to the looming garbage crisis. The conclusion: the options are limited, in the short term. The committee...

The following release has been issued by WaterWatch Simcoe County and the Site 41 groupPublic consultations February 8, 9 and 10 in Alliston, Wasaga Beach and MidlandSIMCOE COUNTY ONTARIO — A number of concerned residents of the three communities selected by Simcoe County for public consultatio...