Excavated dirt has long been a filthy business. Ontario intr

The provinces generates more than 25 million cubic metres of excess soils annually, enough to fill Toronto’s Rogers Centre more than 15 times. For a long time, there was nothing governing where that dirt goes but new rules could change that – if enforced

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