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Board Member & Audit Committee Member
Mar 2021
The Resource Productivity and Recovery Authority is the regulator mandated by the Government of Ontario to enforce the province’s circular economy laws.
Established in November 2016 to support the transition to a waste-free Ontario, the Authority administers the Resource Recovery and Circular Economy Act, 2016 (RRCEA) and the Waste Diversion Transition Act, 2016 (WDTA), and their associated regulations.
The WDTA outlines the legislative framework for winding up and transitioning legacy waste diversion programs. The RRCEA provides for a new producer responsibility regulatory framework for waste diversion and resource recovery where producers are individually accountable and financially responsible for their products and packaging once consumers dispose of them.
Under the WDTA, we currently oversee the Blue Box Program and its wind up between 2023 and 2025. Under the RRCEA, we support businesses to comply with individual producer responsibility (IPR) requirements for producers of Tires, Batteries, Electrical and Electronic Equipment, Hazardous and Special Products and Blue Box, including undertaking enforcement actions when required.
Our responsibilities include:
- Overseeing existing waste diversion programs until they are wound up
- Overseeing the wind up of industry funding organizations
- Developing and operating an online registry for producers responsible for
materials under the RRCEA to register with the Authority and report on
waste recovery
- Developing and operating digital reporting services for the Ministry of the
Environment, Conservation and Park’s excess soil and hazardous waste
management programs
- Managing, analyzing and reporting on the information in the registry
- Supporting businesses in complying with regulatory requirements
- Carrying out compliance and enforcement activities
- Providing information to the public about Ontario’s progress in advancing a
circular economy
Board Member
Mar 2019
At Evanesce, we’re developing innovative technologies to replace single-use plastics and expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam, commonly known as Styrofoam™.
Our Evanesce® Molded Starch technology is engineered to deliver truly sustainable packaging that’s affordable. Made from agricultural waste by-products, it is 100% compostable and costs less than other eco-friendly alternatives. Our revolutionary technology can be molded into diverse packaging products, is marine and soil biodegradable and decomposes in 90 days or less.
Our best-in-class biopolymers are 100% compostable and plant-based. Our range of biopolymer products includes straws, cups, lids and cutlery. With superior quality, they look and feel like plastic but are made from renewable resources such as corn starch and are certified compostable.
Evanesce is GRAS compliant and currently holds multiple patents granted by the USPTO and Canada’s CIPO with new patents being filed globally.
Join the plant-based revolution. Connect with us to join the new future of plant-based compostable packaging.
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2024
Board Member
Sep 2024
The Canadian Chrome Company is participating in the development of the Black Horse and Big Daddy chromite deposits in the James Bay Lowlands of Northern Ontario (also known as the Ring of Fire). Ring of Fire Transportation and Utilities Inc. (a wholly owned subsidiary of CCC) is pursuing the development of a railroad to connect the deposits to existing infrastructure.
2021
Board Member & Audit Committee Member
Mar 2021
The Resource Productivity and Recovery Authority is the regulator mandated by the Government of Ontario to enforce the province’s circular economy laws.
Established in November 2016 to support the transition to a waste-free Ontario, the Authority administers the Resource Recovery and Circular Economy Act, 2016 (RRCEA) and the Waste Diversion Transition Act, 2016 (WDTA), and their associated regulations.
The WDTA outlines the legislative framework for winding up and transitioning legacy waste diversion programs. The RRCEA provides for a new producer responsibility regulatory framework for waste diversion and resource recovery where producers are individually accountable and financially responsible for their products and packaging once consumers dispose of them.
Under the WDTA, we currently oversee the Blue Box Program and its wind up between 2023 and 2025. Under the RRCEA, we support businesses to comply with individual producer responsibility (IPR) requirements for producers of Tires, Batteries, Electrical and Electronic Equipment, Hazardous and Special Products and Blue Box, including undertaking enforcement actions when required.
Our responsibilities include:
- Overseeing existing waste diversion programs until they are wound up
- Overseeing the wind up of industry funding organizations
- Developing and operating an online registry for producers responsible for
materials under the RRCEA to register with the Authority and report on
waste recovery
- Developing and operating digital reporting services for the Ministry of the
Environment, Conservation and Park’s excess soil and hazardous waste
management programs
- Managing, analyzing and reporting on the information in the registry
- Supporting businesses in complying with regulatory requirements
- Carrying out compliance and enforcement activities
- Providing information to the public about Ontario’s progress in advancing a
circular economy
2019
Board Member
Mar 2019
At Evanesce, we’re developing innovative technologies to replace single-use plastics and expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam, commonly known as Styrofoam™.
Our Evanesce® Molded Starch technology is engineered to deliver truly sustainable packaging that’s affordable. Made from agricultural waste by-products, it is 100% compostable and costs less than other eco-friendly alternatives. Our revolutionary technology can be molded into diverse packaging products, is marine and soil biodegradable and decomposes in 90 days or less.
Our best-in-class biopolymers are 100% compostable and plant-based. Our range of biopolymer products includes straws, cups, lids and cutlery. With superior quality, they look and feel like plastic but are made from renewable resources such as corn starch and are certified compostable.
Evanesce is GRAS compliant and currently holds multiple patents granted by the USPTO and Canada’s CIPO with new patents being filed globally.
Join the plant-based revolution. Connect with us to join the new future of plant-based compostable packaging.
2018
Strategic Advisor (Global)
Aug 2018
Our ambition is to be the UK’s leading Wealth and Investments group.
At Aberdeen, we believe investing is about more than numbers – it’s about helping people shape their futures. Whether theyre starting out, planning for retirement, advising others, or managing large portfolios, we partner with our customers and clients to ensure they have the tools and insight they need to navigate an ever-changing world.
Aberdeen – enabling our clients to be better investors.
2010
Board Member
Dec 2010
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