Ontario’s new Excess Soil regulation is changing the way excess soil is managed and brownfield sites are redeveloped in the province. While the changes are intended to make it safer and easier for more excess soil to be beneficially reused locally and to reduce barriers to revitalize historically contaminated lands, navigating the regulation can be a daunting task.

In order to help you understand the changes and how the new regulation may impact you, Golder’s Environmental Professionals have put together an interactive tool that walks you through key aspects of the regulation, as well as key terminology and definitions.