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THUNDER BAY - A Thunder Bay company has been fined $15,000 after pleading guilty to excavating on Crown land without first obtaining a permit. According to the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, the Hockenhull Land and Cattle Company of Thunder Bay removed soil and aggregate and deposited a layer of stone on Crown land near Kashabowie Lake. The excavation was part of landscaping for a tourist facility in the area and was done between October 2017 and November 2018. The company did not ...

Article content The operator of a quarry near Hope Bay, where a December 2019 blast shook homes and was recorded by instruments that detect earthquakes, has pleaded guilty to an Aggregate Resource Act offence. On Feb. 8 in a virtual Provincial Offences court hearing in Owen Sound, Hunter Haulage & Excavating Inc., of Lion’s Head, pleaded guilty and was convicted of permitting the contravention of a condition of its licence, contrary to the Aggregate Resources Act, at 1562 Bruce Road 9 in Sout...

Article content The operator of a quarry near Hope Bay, where a December 2019 blast shook homes and was recorded by instruments that detect earthquakes, has pleaded guilty to an Aggregate Resource Act offence. On Feb. 8 in a virtual Provincial Offences court hearing in Owen Sound, Hunter Haulage & Excavating Inc., of Lion’s Head, pleaded guilty and was convicted of permitting the contravention of a condition of its licence, contrary to the Aggregate Resources Act, at 1562 Bruce Road 9 in Sout...