Hazardous Waste Management in BC

Compliance Assistance

Compliance Assistance by Topic


Automotive recyclers ... Construction & demolition... Hazardous household products... Hazardous waste management... Environmental conditions in schools... Solid waste management... Waste disposal bins...

Laws & Rules


Waste & recycling laws... Regulations & standards... Policies & guidance... more...

Permits & Reporting


Waste & recycling permits, reporting & fees... Compliance certification & reporting... Ministry Online Filing... more...

Contacts


Ministry contacts... Find your regional office... Issues handled by local officials... Issues handled by other agencies... more...

Outreach & Training


Composting workshops... Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA) training..... Other training opportunities...

Hazardous Waste Update - The Transportation of Hazardous Waste - An Update

It is required by law, both federally and provincially, to document the transportation of hazardous waste. The legislation and regulations that are in place were developed to protect our environment and preserve it for future generations to enjoy. The purpose of this update is to clarify how hazardous wastes, are to be transported in the province. More

Hazardous Waste in Canada

The Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment (CCME)’s goal for hazardous waste management is a consistent Canada-wide approach to the regulation of hazardous wastes and recyclables.  CCME has identified significant national issues in hazardous waste management requiring a coordinated national approach and provided guidance on these issues through developing national guidelines or codes of practice.  CCME has published several documents related to hazardous waste and recyclables. Click here for a list of currently available CCME publications. More

Export and Import of Hazardous Wastes

The Export and Import Regulations apply to all businesses and individuals that export from, import into, or transit through Canada, for recycling or disposal purposes, wastes or materials that are considered to be hazardous under the Regulations. More

Transportation of Dangerous Goods - A Primer

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Spotlight

Hazardous Waste Management BC Sponsors

What can you do to support keeping hazardous and recyclable materials out of the garbage?

· Take the small amount
of extra time required to
separate your materials

· Make sure you take materials to the right place for safe disposal or recycling

The choices residents and
businesses make keep tonnes of these materials out of the garbage every year.