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ChemTRAC Technical Assistance Program
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A new Environmental Reporting and Disclosure Bylaw (Municipal Code Chapter 423) requires businesses in Toronto to report on their use, manufacture and release of 25 priority toxic chemicals above specified levels. Partners in Project Green has partnered with the City of Toronto to help businesses prepare for the reporting bylaw and learn about ways to "green" their facilities.

The ChemTRAC Technical Assistance Program will provide interested businesses in the City of Toronto with up to 2 visits, free of charge, with a trained program representative who will:

  • Explain the new reporting requirements;
  • Help determine if the chemicals used or released at your facility need to be reported to the City of Toronto;
  • Refer businesses to resources that could help you improve your chemical management and pollution prevention; and
  • Collect feedback from businesses to improve the City of Toronto's reporting and collection of data.

In May and June 2011 the ChemTRAC Technical Assistance Program will deliver a series of sector-specific hands-on workshops aimed at helping businesses prepare for the June 30th, 2011 reporting deadline. These workshops are available for the following sectors:

  • Food Manufacturing
  • Beverage Manufacturing
  • Printing and Publishing
  • Wood Manufacturing

Sign-up your business today! For more information on the Technical Assistance Program or to register for one of the services, call 416-661-6600 extension 5595 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

To learn more about City of Toronto's ChemTRAC Program, view the official website here.

 

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