Page 4 - Tomlinson Times - Summer 2016
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WASTE RECOVERY CENTRE



tomLInSon CeLebrateS the openIng



of its new Waste recovery centre in carp





Residents and families braved the light rain to celebrate a Tomlinson hosted community event at its 

new Waste Recovery Centre in Carp on June 11th.


Otawa Mayor Jim Watson and Councillor Eli El-Chaniry 
joined Tomlinson CEO Ron Tomlinson and President Kevin 

Cinq-Mars in cuing the ribbon and introducing the new 

facility, which oicially opened its doors on May 16th.

“tomlinson is thE EpitomE of a grEat 

local community-mindEd company 


that has bEEn a national and 

intErnational succEss,” said mayor 

Watson at thE EVEnt. “i just Want to 

say thank you for doing this bEcausE 


WE can’t kEEp burying our garbagE.”



















Mayor Watson and Councillor El-Chaniry then presented 

Tomlinson with a ceriicate on behalf of the city recognizing 

Tomlinson for the innovaive centre. Also in atendance were 
numerous other Otawa councillors and MPPs, including Lisa 

MacLeod, Allan Hubley, Scot Mofat and Marianne Wilkinson.
Atendees were then treated to a free barbeque lunch 
“onE of our corE ValuEs at tomlinson 
courtesy of the Centurion Conference & Event Centre, 
is to bE EnVironmEntally conscious 
and Tomlinson staf volunteers were also on hand to help 
coordinate facility tours and greet guests to the facility. Guests and find innoVatiVE solutions WhErE 

were invited to take home a Tomlinson treeling and sport an 
othErs sEE barriErs,” said tomlinson 
environmentally-friendly temporary tatoo, and for younger 
guests, enjoy leaping around in a bouncy castle.
prEsidEnt kEVin cinq-mars. “through 

The centre, one of the most technologically advanced this cEntrE, WE arE proud to takE 

of its kind in North America, is able to process more than 50 
tonnes of construcion debris and remnant material per hour, anothEr stEp toWards furthEring 

up to 500 tonnes each day. Tomlinson has set iniial goals to our mission to proVidE World-class 

recover or recycle a minimum of 80 percent of the construcion EnVironmEntally-friEndly sErVicEs to 
materials delivered for processing and that landill diversion 
thE ottaWa community and bEyond.”
number will increase with demand.



4 TOMLINSON TIMES SUMMER 2016


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