Do you operate a business that works with hazardous materials? If so, ensuring that you are storing your hazardous waste correctly should be a crucial step in your production process. Any business that processes, produces, generates, carries, or receives hazardous waste should always ensure that it is storing hazardous waste safely and in compliance with regional legislative guidelines.  Doing so …

Hazardous Waste Information Network, known as HWIN, was a system used by the Canadian government to keep track of waste management activities. This includes reporting the amount and type of waste, transportation methods used, and the location of disposal. HWIN is no longer being used, and the new system is HWP (Hazardous Waste Program) from the Resource Productivity and Resource Authority …

On July 28, 2022, it was reported that HWIN was making changes to their reporting on waste management. HWIN stands for Hazardous Waste Information Network which is an online program that helps companies report on their disposal of harmful wastes. Reporting to HWIN is part of proper protocol for disposing of high volumes of waste. These new changes to the …