"C" Members
CAMERON CONSULTING INC.
Cameron Consulting Incorporated provides independent support on a per project basis to over twenty five engineering and environmental firms across Canada, and in the United States, as well as to business association, public agency, university, legal and financial institution clients. Our public sector project work and clients include the Province of Nova Scotia, the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, the Public Infrastructure Engineering Vulnerability Committee (PIEVC is a group of government representatives, organized through Engineers Canada), Health Canada, Environment Canada, the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency (CEAA), and the Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment (CCME).
Our project work typically involves:
Cameron Ells, P.Eng., is a civil engineer, environmental consultant, and entrepreneur. Experience - 20 years of private sector consulting, 17 years of environmental projects, 12 years of risk assessments and associated decision making.
Our project work typically involves:
- contaminated sites and brownfields assessment, remediation, and management,
- civil engineering technical support for property redevelopment projects,
- NS Guidelines for Management of Contaminated Sites (Site Professional),
- Atlantic RBCA development, applications, and staff development,
- preparing Discussion Papers and making class room presentations,
- human health risk assessment and ecological risk assessment,
- guideline, policy and technical review, writing and editing,
- solidification / stabilization of metal and petroleum impacted materials, and
- climate change adaptation and infrastructure vulnerability decision making.
Cameron Ells, P.Eng., is a civil engineer, environmental consultant, and entrepreneur. Experience - 20 years of private sector consulting, 17 years of environmental projects, 12 years of risk assessments and associated decision making.
- Experience - structural design, municipal infrastructure and construction projects
- petroleum, chemical, metals, and herbicide impacted project sites
- founding member - Atlantic PIRI Committee (www.atlanticrbca.com)
- founding member - ClimAdapt & Climate Canada Atlantic (www.ClimAdapt.com)
- ESANS Board of Directors, Executive member - Secretary and Vice-President
- Chair of organizing committee for the March 2008 Atlantic Climate Change Conference in Halifax, NS
- presents credit courses through Dalhousie University Continuing Education
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Cameron Ells, P. Eng. 2085 Maitland Street, Halifax, NS B3K 2Z8 Ph: 902-422-3985 cells@cameronconsulting.ca www.CameronConsulting.ca |
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CAR SHARE HFX
CarShareHFX provides a service that provides individuals, families, businesses and organizations with easy, self-serve access to a varied fleet of vehicles on an hourly rental basis, 24/7/365.
In HRM, carsharing complements existing modes of mobility such as walking, cycling, motor scooters, taxis, carpooling, rental cars and Metro Transit. By reducing our dependency on individually owned motor vehicles, carsharing can reduce traffic congestion, vehicle emissions and save members money and increase their fiscal flexibility.
CarShareHFX provides a self-serve system using state of the art technologies. Reservations are made online or by phone. Members access their reserved CarShareHFX vehicle with a personal electronic key (fob) at any time of day, any day of the year. CarShareHFX vehicles are located throughout HRM neighbourhoods and business districts.
CarShareHFX brought carsharing back to Halifax in December 2008.
Established in North America first in Québec City in 1993, carsharing has grown to some 40 carshare organizations currently serving some 380,000 members with 10,000 vehicles in 57 cities and towns and 25 universities, with a Canadian annual growth rate of over 30% in 2009. (July 2009)
Typically in Canada there are 25 members for each carshare vehicle. Carsharing replaces personally or corporately owned cars for 30 - 40% of the joining members, so 1 carshare vehicle reduces the number of cars competing for street space and parking by 7 to 10 cars. Montreal research pegged the per capita reduction in a CSO member's annual travel-related emissions at more than 1.3 tonnes of CO2.
In HRM, carsharing complements existing modes of mobility such as walking, cycling, motor scooters, taxis, carpooling, rental cars and Metro Transit. By reducing our dependency on individually owned motor vehicles, carsharing can reduce traffic congestion, vehicle emissions and save members money and increase their fiscal flexibility.
CarShareHFX provides a self-serve system using state of the art technologies. Reservations are made online or by phone. Members access their reserved CarShareHFX vehicle with a personal electronic key (fob) at any time of day, any day of the year. CarShareHFX vehicles are located throughout HRM neighbourhoods and business districts.
CarShareHFX brought carsharing back to Halifax in December 2008.
Established in North America first in Québec City in 1993, carsharing has grown to some 40 carshare organizations currently serving some 380,000 members with 10,000 vehicles in 57 cities and towns and 25 universities, with a Canadian annual growth rate of over 30% in 2009. (July 2009)
Typically in Canada there are 25 members for each carshare vehicle. Carsharing replaces personally or corporately owned cars for 30 - 40% of the joining members, so 1 carshare vehicle reduces the number of cars competing for street space and parking by 7 to 10 cars. Montreal research pegged the per capita reduction in a CSO member's annual travel-related emissions at more than 1.3 tonnes of CO2.
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Peter Zimmer, General Manager / Co-Owner 2459 Agricola Street Halifax NS B3K 4C1 Ph: (902) 406-7439 / Fx: (902) 406-7431 pzimmer "@" carsharehfx.ca www.carsharehfx.ca |
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CBCL LIMITED
For over 55 years, CBCL Limited has being building a solid reputation for the provision of quality multidisciplinary services. CBCL Limited's in-house staff is experienced in environmental, process, municipal, civil, structural, mechanical, electrical and industrial engineering, and environmental sciences, landscape architecture, and planning.
CBCL Limited provides clients with teams that possess the unique blend of experience, skill and vision necessary to integrate and address today's issues and values in environment, economy, community and engineering.
CBCL Limited has an all encompassing Environmental team to supply efficient and effective services to our wide range of clients. This group of professionals includes specialists in the fields of:
CBCL Limited is an employee-owned firm with over 300 employees in offices in Halifax and Sydney, NS; Charlottetown, PE; Saint John, Dieppe and Fredericton, NB; St. John's, and Corner Brook, and Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL.
Our Vision:
At CBCL Limited our commitment, experience and vision allow us to provide exceptional professional consulting service that satisfies our clients' expectations and contributes to our mutual success.
CBCL Limited provides clients with teams that possess the unique blend of experience, skill and vision necessary to integrate and address today's issues and values in environment, economy, community and engineering.
CBCL Limited has an all encompassing Environmental team to supply efficient and effective services to our wide range of clients. This group of professionals includes specialists in the fields of:
- Impact Assessment and Federal and Provincial Permitting
- Environmental Effects Monitoring
- Site Assessment and Remediation
- Marine Monitoring and Modeling
- Land Use Planning and Landscape Architecture
- Indoor Environments and OHS
- Environmental Engineering Design
- Hydrogeological Studies
CBCL Limited is an employee-owned firm with over 300 employees in offices in Halifax and Sydney, NS; Charlottetown, PE; Saint John, Dieppe and Fredericton, NB; St. John's, and Corner Brook, and Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL.
Our Vision:
At CBCL Limited our commitment, experience and vision allow us to provide exceptional professional consulting service that satisfies our clients' expectations and contributes to our mutual success.
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Jason Bernier, PMP, P.Eng. Manager, Environmental Division 1489 Hollis St., P.O. Box 606, Halifax, NS B3J 2R7 Ph: 902-421-7241x2532 / Cell: 902-476-5473 Fax: 902-423-3938 jbernier "@" cbcl.ca www.cbcl.ca |
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CEF CONSULTANTS LTD.
CEF Consultants Ltd. is a Canadian environmental planning corporation, based in Halifax, Nova Scotia since 1983. CEF specializes in environmental effects monitoring, impact assessment, fisheries analysis, and environmental communications. A substantial portion of the firm's work has been focused on projects in the marine environments of Atlantic Canada, including Scotian Shelf, Scotian Slope, the Gulf of St. Lawrence and waters off Newfoundland. CEF also has international experience, with projects completed in Central America, the west coast of Africa, Europe, and the Caribbean.
In marine experience in addition to projects related to fish habitat permitting, CEF led the biophysical team for many facets of the Sable Offshore Energy Project. Since then the company has completed numerous environmental assessments for oil and gas industry activities, including exploratory and production drilling, 2 and 3D seismic and hazard surveys, and pipeline routing and laying. With respect to marine shipping, CEF examined the comparative costs of disposing of oily wastes, potential impacts of ballast water discharges, and the impact of waste oil discharges on seabirds on the East Coast of Canada.
Land-use planning work has included environmental assessment of land fills, analysis of fish habitat issues with respect to a residential infill project in Bedford Basin, development of a guide for incorporating climate change into land-use plans, design and conduct of a charrette examining the effects of increased residential density, and review of HRM's draft regional plan in relation to adaptation to climate change.
CEF also has experience in producing public information material, organizing public information sessions, including conferences, workshops and charettes, and waste management, including compost operations.
In marine experience in addition to projects related to fish habitat permitting, CEF led the biophysical team for many facets of the Sable Offshore Energy Project. Since then the company has completed numerous environmental assessments for oil and gas industry activities, including exploratory and production drilling, 2 and 3D seismic and hazard surveys, and pipeline routing and laying. With respect to marine shipping, CEF examined the comparative costs of disposing of oily wastes, potential impacts of ballast water discharges, and the impact of waste oil discharges on seabirds on the East Coast of Canada.
Land-use planning work has included environmental assessment of land fills, analysis of fish habitat issues with respect to a residential infill project in Bedford Basin, development of a guide for incorporating climate change into land-use plans, design and conduct of a charrette examining the effects of increased residential density, and review of HRM's draft regional plan in relation to adaptation to climate change.
CEF also has experience in producing public information material, organizing public information sessions, including conferences, workshops and charettes, and waste management, including compost operations.
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Norval Collins, LPP, MCIP 5885 Cunard Street, Suite 801, Halifax, NS B3K 1E3 Ph: 902-425-4802 / Fax: 902-425-4807 cef "@" cefconsultants.ns.ca ncollins "@" cefconsultants.ns.ca www.cefconsultants.ns.ca |
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C.J. MACLELLAN AND ASSOCIATES INC.
C.J. MacLellan & Associates was incorporated as a firm of Consulting Engineers and Planners in Antigonish, Nova Scotia in January, 1973. Throughout the past 26 years of operation the firm has averaged a staff of 16 and has completed studies, design, and administration of more than 4800 projects.
The staff includes eight professionals, five of whom have more than ten years of experience. Environmental projects (waste water, solid waste, environmental assessments, and site remediation) normally constitute 45% of the firm’s business.
The staff includes eight professionals, five of whom have more than ten years of experience. Environmental projects (waste water, solid waste, environmental assessments, and site remediation) normally constitute 45% of the firm’s business.
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Harry Daemen 65 Beech Hill Rd - Suite 2, Antigonish, NS B2G 2P9 Ph: 902 863-1220/ Fax: 902 863-3225 cjmac@cjmac.ns.ca www.cjmac.ns.ca |
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CLEAN HARBOURS
Clean Harbors is a leading provider of environmental, energy and industrial services throughout North America. The Company serves over 50,000 customers, including a majority of the Fortune 500 companies, thousands of smaller private entities and numerous federal, state, provincial and local governmental agencies.Within Clean Harbors Environmental Services, the Company offers Technical Services and Field Services. Technical Services provide a broad range of hazardous material management and disposal services including the collection, packaging, transportation, recycling, treatment and disposal of hazardous and non-hazardous waste. Field Services provide a wide variety of environmental cleanup services on customer sites or other locations on a scheduled or emergency response basis.
Within Clean Harbors Energy and Industrial Services, the Company offers Industrial Services and Exploration Services. Industrial Services provide industrial and specialty services, such as high-pressure and chemical cleaning, catalyst handling, decoking, material processing and industrial lodging services to refineries, chemical plants, pulp and paper mills, and other industrial facilities. Exploration Services provide exploration and directional boring services to the energy sector serving oil and gas exploration, production, and power generation.
Headquartered in Norwell, Massachusetts, Clean Harbors has more than 175 locations, including over 50 waste management facilities, throughout North America in 36 U.S. states, seven Canadian provinces, Mexico and Puerto Rico. The Company also operates international locations in Bulgaria, China, Singapore, Sweden, Thailand and the United Kingdom.
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Derrick Gallant 110 Thornhill Drive Halifax NS B3R 2J3 Phone: (902) 481-0842 gallant.derrick [at] cleanharbors.com www.cleanharbors.com |
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CLEANEARTH TECHNOLOGIES INC.
CleanEarth is a Canadian company based out of Nova Scotia focused on providing leading edge soil & water remediation solutions to the market. Our clients include developers, governments, financial institutions & other stakeholders of contaminated properties. Our leading edge soil remediation processes are capable of treatment rates in excess of 100 tonnes per hour.
CleanEarth has developed leading edge processes for soil and water remediation. Our technologies are extremely cost-effective allowing us to give clients considerable savings versus other available treatment options.
We can take contaminated sites teetering on the edge of profitability and push them that extra step to make them worth investing in again.
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Scott Conrod 203 Aerotech Drive, Halifax NS Ph: (902) 835-9095 www.cleanearthtechnologies.ca |
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COLLECTIVE WISDOM SOLUTIONS
Management consulting services in environmentally sustainable development.
Collective Wisdom Solutions helps clients to research, design and implement new ideas and strategies.
We combine impartial research and evaluation and thorough business analysis with collaborative processes to design realistic policies and strategies. We support clients in the delivery of solutions that work by providing project management, facilitation, mentoring, training and capacity-building. We build trust, elicit stakeholder wisdom, and ensure buy-in and commitment to implementation through genuine involvement.
Our services:
Projects include:
An analysis of the Nova Scotia Solid Waste Resource Management System and the key success factors in its development, development of a model process for achieving sustainable change with stakeholder buy-in, and recommendations for meeting new, more ambitious waste diversion targets.
Development of the strategic work plan for the implementation of a national solid waste management system in Trinidad and Tobago.
An analysis of the economic opportunities available to Nova Scotia as a result of the global move towards environmental sustainability.
Designing and implementing a coordinated national procurement policy and process among major public sector purchasers of leading edge technology that was effective in encouraging and recognizing suppliers' investment in new methods and technologies. This enabled the suppliers to improve their performance and their competitive position in export markets.
Collective Wisdom Solutions helps clients to research, design and implement new ideas and strategies.
We combine impartial research and evaluation and thorough business analysis with collaborative processes to design realistic policies and strategies. We support clients in the delivery of solutions that work by providing project management, facilitation, mentoring, training and capacity-building. We build trust, elicit stakeholder wisdom, and ensure buy-in and commitment to implementation through genuine involvement.
Our services:
- Research and evaluation
- Policy and strategy development
- Purchasing policy and environmental supply chain management
- Integrated community sustainability planning
- Government relations
- Project management
- Communication
- Facilitation
- Training and mentoring
Projects include:
An analysis of the Nova Scotia Solid Waste Resource Management System and the key success factors in its development, development of a model process for achieving sustainable change with stakeholder buy-in, and recommendations for meeting new, more ambitious waste diversion targets.
Development of the strategic work plan for the implementation of a national solid waste management system in Trinidad and Tobago.
An analysis of the economic opportunities available to Nova Scotia as a result of the global move towards environmental sustainability.
Designing and implementing a coordinated national procurement policy and process among major public sector purchasers of leading edge technology that was effective in encouraging and recognizing suppliers' investment in new methods and technologies. This enabled the suppliers to improve their performance and their competitive position in export markets.
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Kay Crinean, President 1096 Queen Street, Suite 370, Halifax, NS B3H 2R9 Ph: 902.420.0279 kay "@" collectivewisdomsolutions.com www.collectivewisdomsolutions.com |
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CONESTOGA-ROVERS & ASSOCIATES
Conestoga-Rovers & Associates has provided consulting expertise in the environmental and earth sciences since 1986. The services offered are within the categories of environmental site assessment (Phases I, II, III and IV), groundwater studies, air quality evaluations, and geoscientific investigations. Hydrogeological investigations have been completed for a range of industrial and municipal clients. These programs have incorporated hydrogeological exploration including the use of remote sensing and geophysical techniques, supervision of water well construction and testing, analysis of aquifer characteristics, design of production well parameters, and the prediction of environmental impacts resulting from well field operation.
Contaminant hydrogeology projects have been completed for the major petroleum companies and for a range of private and public sector clients. These studies have included environmental assessments and the design and implementation of site remediation including soil vent systems, various water treatment approaches, bioremediation methods and hybrid combinations.
Air quality evaluation, including stack gas emissions at industrial sources, and indoor air quality monitoring is another type of service offered. Environmental audits, permit acquisitions, environmental impact review and assessment, and similar activities are also within the range of services.
Geological and earth science investigations are also conducted by the firm. Expertise in mineral resource exploration and evaluation is available for a range of commodities including base metals, energy resources (oil, gas, oil shale, coal, peat), industrial minerals (including limestone, gypsum, salt/potash, aggregate, and building stone) and various other mineral commodities. Conestoga-Rovers & Associates is a specialist consulting firm in the environmental and earth sciences offering professional and cost effective service throughout the Atlantic Region.
Contaminant hydrogeology projects have been completed for the major petroleum companies and for a range of private and public sector clients. These studies have included environmental assessments and the design and implementation of site remediation including soil vent systems, various water treatment approaches, bioremediation methods and hybrid combinations.
Air quality evaluation, including stack gas emissions at industrial sources, and indoor air quality monitoring is another type of service offered. Environmental audits, permit acquisitions, environmental impact review and assessment, and similar activities are also within the range of services.
Geological and earth science investigations are also conducted by the firm. Expertise in mineral resource exploration and evaluation is available for a range of commodities including base metals, energy resources (oil, gas, oil shale, coal, peat), industrial minerals (including limestone, gypsum, salt/potash, aggregate, and building stone) and various other mineral commodities. Conestoga-Rovers & Associates is a specialist consulting firm in the environmental and earth sciences offering professional and cost effective service throughout the Atlantic Region.
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Peter Oram 31 Gloster Court, Dartmouth NS B3B 1X9 Ph: (902) 468-1248 / Fax: (902) 468-2207 poram@craworld.com www.craworld.com |
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COX & PALMER
Cox & Palmer law offices stretch across Atlantic Canada, with representation in every major city in the region. With over 170 lawyers, our practice areas cover the full range of legal needs from corporate and labour, to tax and litigation.
Environmental issues are of growing importance to government, business and the public. Our firm assists municipalities, mining companies, manufacturers, land-owners, lenders and others in a wide range of environmental matters. Our services include advising and representing clients in respect of environmental assessments and in prosecutions under environmental protection legislation. We frequently work with experts when dealing with environmental concerns in both commercial and industrial settings.
In our experience, a strong partnership between law firm and client is the best way to get results. Our goal is to be an indispensable part of your organization. A trusted advisor with expertise in every facet of your business. A firm that can anticipate your needs and exceed your expectations.
We invite you to visit their website at www.coxandpalmer.com to learn more about how we can assist with your legal needs.
Environmental issues are of growing importance to government, business and the public. Our firm assists municipalities, mining companies, manufacturers, land-owners, lenders and others in a wide range of environmental matters. Our services include advising and representing clients in respect of environmental assessments and in prosecutions under environmental protection legislation. We frequently work with experts when dealing with environmental concerns in both commercial and industrial settings.
In our experience, a strong partnership between law firm and client is the best way to get results. Our goal is to be an indispensable part of your organization. A trusted advisor with expertise in every facet of your business. A firm that can anticipate your needs and exceed your expectations.
We invite you to visit their website at www.coxandpalmer.com to learn more about how we can assist with your legal needs.
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Joey Palov jpalov@coxandpalmer.com Ian Bilek ibilek@coxandpalmer.com Joe Burke jburke@coxandpalmer.com Andrew Taillon ataillon@coxandpalmer.com Anthony Chapman achapman@coxandpalmer.com 1100-1959 Upper Water Street Purdys Wharf Tower One, P.O. Box 2380, Halifax, NS B3J 3E5 Ph: 902-421-6262 / Fax: 902-421-3130 www.coxandpalmer.com |
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CULTURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT GROUP LTD.
Cultural Resource Management (CRM) Group Limited specializes in archaeological assessment, heritage resource planning, cultural heritage conservation, and site interpretation & development.
Many of CRM Group's projects have been directly linked to broader planning and/or environmental studies. As a result, CRM Group staff have developed a keen awareness of the methodologies and issues associated with a multi-disciplinary approach to problem solving. Consequently, the team has successfully integrated cultural heritage concerns into a variety of complex and wide ranging planning studies.
CRM Group Services
CRM Group staff have extensive experience and expertise in a wide range of cultural heritage projects such as archaeological assessment & mitigation, heritage resource planning, cultural heritage conservation and site interpretation & development undertaken in various regions across the country.
In its design of management strategies, CRM Group recognizes and respects the personal and/or spiritual relationship that many people have for cultural heritage sites. This sensitivity is reflected in the open and consultative approach with which the team seeks to include the public in the planning and management of their heritage resources.
Many of CRM Group's projects have been directly linked to broader planning and/or environmental studies. As a result, CRM Group staff have developed a keen awareness of the methodologies and issues associated with a multi-disciplinary approach to problem solving. Consequently, the team has successfully integrated cultural heritage concerns into a variety of complex and wide ranging planning studies.
CRM Group Services
CRM Group staff have extensive experience and expertise in a wide range of cultural heritage projects such as archaeological assessment & mitigation, heritage resource planning, cultural heritage conservation and site interpretation & development undertaken in various regions across the country.
- Archaeological Assessment and Mitigation Complex Urban Historic Sites Linear Developments Facility Siting / Subdivision Reviews Burial Site Investigation
- Heritage Resource Planning
- Archaeological Master Plans
- Environmental Assessments / Baseline Studies Impact Mitigation Strategies Provincial and Federal Agency Approvals
- Cultural Heritage Conservation
- Site Monitoring/Clean-up
- First Nations Engagement
- Education
- Historic Cemetery Conservation
- Site Interpretation and Development
- Cultural Tourism
- Historic Site Development
- Historic Site Interpretation
In its design of management strategies, CRM Group recognizes and respects the personal and/or spiritual relationship that many people have for cultural heritage sites. This sensitivity is reflected in the open and consultative approach with which the team seeks to include the public in the planning and management of their heritage resources.
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W. Bruce Stewart, President & Senior Consultant 6040 Almon Street, Halifax NS B3K 1T8 Ph: (902) 453-4972 / Fax: (902) 446-3066 bstewart@crmgroup.ca www.crmgroup.ca |
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