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"...GFL president and CEO Patrick Dovigi said his company chose to be a good corporate citizen by cleaning up the mess left on farmer Ruco Braat's land, in the hamlet of Bailieboro. Dovigi also said GFL took just 192 truckloads to the farm and suggested that another soil company brought the dirty soil to Braat's land.
After pleading guilty last week, Earthworx and its director, Claudio Villa, were fined $84,500 (plus a 25 per cent victim surcharge) for offences related to the deposit of soil contaminated with metals and organic compounds on the sheep farm." |