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In 2016, the B.C. Supreme Court rendered a decision in the case of Domovitch v. Willows, 2016 BCSC 1068, which considered a number of important issues in the context of a residential cost recovery claim.  Given that very few cases involving residential contamination go to trial, the decision provides valuable insight into the interpretation and ...

The site profile process is designed to screen for contaminated sites and to ensure that remediation of a site is completed (or at least managed) before redevelopment.  Although often considered a routine step, submitting a site profile can have significant implications for the owner of property planning redevelopment, including unexpected investigation, remediation, and construction delays.  ...