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Put a Cap on It – Port Stanley’s Berm: Conclusion of a four-part series

Put a Cap on It – Port Stanley’s Berm: Conclusion of a four-part series

by North Shore Beacon | Apr 26, 2021 | Columnist, Dan McNeil

By Dan McNeil Recently a long-term resident took me to task because he believed my intent in these articles was to get everybody to start calling our local “Berm” the “East Headland,” like Transport Canada does.  Nothing could be further from the truth.  The truth...
Put a Cap on It – Port Stanley’s Berm: Conclusion of a four-part series

Put a Cap on It – Port Stanley’s Berm: Conclusion of a four-part series

by North Shore Beacon | Apr 8, 2021 | Columnist, Dan McNeil

Put a Cap on It – Port Stanley’s Berm: Conclusion of a four-part series

Impasse – Port Stanley’s Berm: Part three in a four-part series

by North Shore Beacon | Mar 14, 2021 | Columnist, Dan McNeil

The hole between the Dominion of Canada building and the King George VI Lift Bridge in September 2016. By Dan McNeil In 2015 Transport Canada was adamant it was not going to dig up and remove the tons of light non-aqueous phase liquid (LNAPL) pollution on the berm and...
Contamination Issues: Port Stanley’s Berm, Part Two of a Four-Part Series

Contamination Issues: Port Stanley’s Berm, Part Two of a Four-Part Series

by North Shore Beacon | Feb 26, 2021 | Columnist, Dan McNeil

By Dan McNeil The story of Port Stanley’s harbour divestiture from Transport Canada to Central Elgin (CE) is convoluted, complex and not yet complete.  It may never be fully explored and explained.  However, in September 2010 CE did accept “ownership” of the harbour...
Put a Cap on It – Port Stanley’s Berm: Conclusion of a four-part series

The Mythology of Port Stanley’s Berm: Part One of a Four-Part Series

by North Shore Beacon | Feb 19, 2021 | Columnist, Dan McNeil

By Dan McNeil What Port Stanley’s residents have called “The Berm” for decades should more properly be called the east headland. Transport Canada does call it the east headland.  It is that part of the port on the east side of the harbour that juts out into Lake...
Put a Cap on It – Port Stanley’s Berm: Conclusion of a four-part series

Port Stanley harbour environmental risk assessment finally, quietly approved

by North Shore Beacon | Dec 13, 2020 | Dan McNeil

The residents of Port Stanley, under the auspices of Central Elgin (CE), should have been informed of the very good news that the Standards Division of the Ontario Ministry of the Environment has finally approved the environmental assessment for the harbour lands...
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