Kalia Resources fined for dumping human waste without a permit
A $35,000 fine with 15 percent victim surcharge and five-year ban on non-licensed usage of a lagoon system was imposed.
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A $35,000 fine with 15 percent victim surcharge and five-year ban on non-licensed usage of a lagoon system was imposed.
A B.C. man has been fined $35,000 for dumping sewage in a lagoon on his property near Fort St. John, but the judge who imposed the fine says the crime was partly a result of "bureaucratic intransigence" on the part of the provincial government.
Kalia Resource Corporation in Charlie Lake has been fined $43,000 under the Environmental Management Act for burning wood pallets.