GONE
FOR GOOD

We own and operate the largest network of Class I and II landfills in Western Canada – strategically located to reduce trucking costs.  

Our Pembina landfill is one of two Class I hazardous waste landfills in Western Canada. We always have specialized NORM technicians on-site to handle testing, waste characterization and transport. 

Environmental protection drives the design, construction, operation and closure lifespan of our landfills. Each facility is equipped with:  

»   A multi-layer containment barrier 
»   In-cell leachate collection and removal systems  
»   Extensive groundwater monitoring with surface run-on/run-off controls  

At every landfill, you’ll be met by an experienced, highly trained team that is equipped to handle hazardous and non-hazardous waste. 

Our underground salt caverns provide safe and secure storage for oilfield and industrial waste deep below the surface.  

Slurry waste is pumped into the cavern. The salt acts as a protective barrier – trapping the waste and protecting against leaching. 

Salt caverns, which have been used for decades to store liquified petroleum gas, natural gas and crude oil, are a safe and efficient option for the stable, long-term storage of industrial waste.  

Our deep injection disposal wells are designed to provide safe, permanent disposal of industrial wastewater.  

We accept both sweet and sour fluids associated with the drilling, completion and production of oil and gas and other industrial wastewaters.  

Deep well disposal is only permitted in carefully selected areas. Our operations follow stringent rules and regulations and are monitored constantly.  

»  Residual solids from processes  
»  Drilling mud and cuttings 
»  Contaminated soils from remediation/reclamation at oilfield and/or industrial facilities 
»  Sulphur contaminated soils 
»  Catalysts and desiccants 
»  Fly and bottom incinerator ash 
»  Filters 
»  Paint solids 
»  Asbestos contaminated material 
»  Batteries 
»  Various industrial waste 

»  Drill cuttings 
»  Drilling muds 
»  Residual solids from tank clean-outs 
»  Residual solids from treatment processes 
»  Contaminated soil from remediation/reclamation 
»  Frac ring liners 
»  Spill materials 
»  Sulfur contaminated soil (special handling required) 

»  Produced sand 
»  Slop oil  
»  Tank bottoms  
»  Sludges  
»  Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials (NORM)

»  Produced water from oil and gas production 
»  Waste fluids from drilling operations 
»  Frac flowback water from completions activity 
»  Saline fluids from oilfield waste processing facilities, oilfield tank washing operations and oil spill containment and recovery 
»  Aqueous liquid fractions of spent sweetening agents (neutralized) 
»  Spent workover or stimulation fluids 
»  Brine waste water 
»  Acidic or alkaline solutions (neutralized) 
»  Waste fluids from circulation during well cementing