From Joanna Lavoie of Inside Toronto:
Plans to recycle contaminated soil from Toronto's 2,000-acre waterfront at a site in the port lands are moving steadily along.Earlier this week, Waterfront Toronto announced it has received a $350,000 cash infusion from the Federation of Canadian Municipalities' (FCM) Green Municipal Fund, which offers funding and resources to large, small, urban and rural initiatives that address sustainable community development needs of municipal governments. This grant covers the investment the tripartite waterfront redevelopment agency made to evaluate the treatment and recycling of contaminated soil in the port lands from the city's 2,000-acre waterfront.
