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Events Calendar

MAR

19-20

Announcing: Chlorine and Ammonia Handling and Response Training, March 19-20

APR

20-24

NEIA Business Development Mission to the Caribbean Region

MAY

25-27

Erosion and Sediment Control Practitioner Course (ESCP)

MAY

27-29

Env. Field Procedures for Works In and About Water Practitioner (EFPP)

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This Week's Highlights

Innovative Solutions Canada releases a large number of cleantech challenges

Announcing: Chlorine and Ammonia Handling and Response Training, March 19-20

Comments due on the Draft Regional Assessment Report

PUB submits final report to Government on Rate Mitigation; includes recommendations related to electrification, conservation

Province releases review of waste management strategy – NEIA looking for feedback from its members

Get all of your international business info from TradeNL… lots in the latest newsletter!

Call for interest from NL firms in exhibiting at Federation of Canadian Municipalities Conference in St. John’s in October 2020

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