Blainville and CMM propose a solution in the Stablex folder

The City of Blainville and the Communauté métropolitaine de Montréal (CMM) submitted a proposal on Friday to resolve the Stablex impasse, but the government maintains that this suggestion has already been denied in the past.

The City states that its plan would address all the issues raised by the government and the company.

After a Friday meeting that was supposed to break the deadlock on Stablex, Quebec indicated that it did not intend to give up its Bill 93.

MONTREAL — The City of Blainville and the Communauté métropolitaine de Montréal (CMM) submitted a proposal on Friday to resolve the Stablex impasse, but the government maintains that this suggestion has already been rejected in the past. The Stablex project, which plans to expand a hazardous waste dump, has been a controversy for several weeks. The U.S. company plans to create a sixth waste dump cell on land owned by the City of Blainville. The …

Instead, the City and CMM propose that Stablex use adjacent land. The post Stablex: the City of Blainville makes a "new proposal" appeared first on Les Affaires.

The MRC Council of Thérèse-De Blainville unanimously adopted a resolution firmly opposing the Government of Quebec's desire to expropriate protected land in Blainville for the benefit of Stablex, a subsidiary of an American multinational