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List of All Sites on File with the Contaminated/Impacted Sites Program LIST OF ALL SITES ON FILE WITH THE CONTAMINATED/IMPACTED SITES PROGRAM Disclaimer This is not the "Contaminated Sites List". This list contains all the sites for which the Contaminated/Impacted Program of Manitoba Conservation and Climate maintains a file. This list is intended only as a preliminary screening tool for identification of potentially impacted or contaminated sites in Manitoba. This list alone should not be relied upon to determine if contamination is present on a site. Contamination from on-site activities or neighbouring properties may be present but have not been brought to the attention of this department. This list includes: * Sites where remediation has been completed * Sites where remediation is currently being conducted * Sites that are also on the Designated Impacted and Designated Contaminated Sites Lists A complete Environmental File Search is recommended to confirm all the information Manitoba Conservation and Climate maintains on a site. Some sites listed here are also listed on the Desginated Contaminated Sites List and the Designated Impacted Sites List. These lists are found under the header Sites Lists on the Contaminated/Impacted Sites Program website at: https://www.gov.mb.ca/sd/waste_management/contaminated_sites/index.html As of April 6, 2021 LIST OF ALL SITES ON FILE WITH THE CONTAMINATED/IMPACTED SITES PROGRAM File Site Name Address City/Town/RM Number 20086 POPLAR BAY TRADING POST HWY 315 4 KM N OF HWY Alexander 313 42382 STILL COVE 67 ELSIE STREET, STILL Alexander COVE 46320 RABE FARMS NW 15-10-22 WPM Alexander 47765 MANITOBA HYDRO - MCARTHUR FALLS MCARTHUR FALLS Alexander GS GENERATING STATION 49792 MANITOBA HYDRO - POINTE DU BOIS 4.75 MILES WEST OF Alexander RAIL SPUR POINTE DU BOIS 54469 MANITOBA HYDRO - GREAT FALLS GS SE 35-17-11 E Alexander CONSTRUCTION DUMP 58740 MANITOBA INFRASTRUCTURE AND NW 11-18-07 E Alexander TRANSPORTATION - GRAND BEACH MAINTENANCE YARD 58759 MANITOBA CONSERVATION PINE FALLS NE CORNER OF HWY 11 Alexander HOSE PLANT AND HWY 304. 71997 BELAIR COMMUNITY STORE 39001 BELAIR ROAD Alexander 21085 VICTORIA ZDAN SW 12-21-12 W Alonsa 21086 DON'S SALES & SERVICE (FORMER) 205 KINOSOTA RD Alonsa 49867 STONEY'S SERVICE SW 19-24-12W EDDYSTONE Alonsa 62524 SANDY BAY GAS BAR & CONVENIENCE HIGHWAY 50 AND MAIN Alonsa STORE ROAD 73453 IMPERIAL OIL BULK FACILITY 144 DEPOT STREET Alonsa 79128 SILVER RIDGE SERVICE SW 13-21-11 W Alonsa 19411 SUN VALLEY CO-OP BULK PLANT 103 1ST ST NW Altona (FORMER) 19418 ALTONA CONCRETE LTD 251 3RD ST NW Altona 19422 JOHN WIEBE PROPERTY 306 CENTRE AVE E Altona 19428 ALTONA FARM SERVICES 80 6TH ST NE Altona 19439 SIMPLOT SOILBUILDERS - ALTONA MAIN ST, ALTONA, SW OF Altona TOWNSITE (FORMER CARGILL) JUNCTION OF MAIN & 7TH AVE NE 19446 GLENN'S CAR WASH (FORMER) CENTRE AVE AT HWY 30 Altona 19452 WINNER'S CIRCLE 306 CENTRE AVE Altona 19456 SUN VALLEY CO - OP ALTONA 20 CENTRE AVE W Altona 19463 WIEBE'S CUSTOM APPLICATION FACILITY HWY 30, SW 16-02-01 W Altona 19466 TOWN OF ALTONA LANDFILL SE 27-02-01 W Altona 27950 MANITOBA HYDRO - ALTONA DISTRICT 163 10TH AVE Altona OFFICE 37384 IMPERIAL OIL (FORMER BULK SITE) - 27 MAIN ST NE Altona ALTONA 59283 WAIL INVESTMENTS LTD 207 CENTRE AVENUE Altona 62239 DOMO GASMART 273 CENTRE AVENUE EAST Altona 67284 MANITOBA HYDRO 391 INDUSTRIAL DR Altona 74406 PETRO-CANADA INC - ALTONA 6167 HWY 30 Altona 75219 LOEWEN MANUFACTURING 432 RAILWAY STREET Altona SOUTH 57938 BAYSIDE BARGAINS 101 KINOSOTA RD. N Amaranth 48889 ANGUSVILLE GARAGE 316 MAIN ST Angusville 19486 ANOLA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 736 ACADEMY ST Anola 19490 SETTLER'S INN 941 DUGALD RD Anola 19495 RURAL MUNICIPALITY OF SPRINGFIELD - GASS AVE & KIMBERLEY ST Anola PUBLIC WORKS 19398 MANITOBA HYDRO - ARBORG GOV'T RD ALLOWANCE Arborg 19401 ARBORG WATER TREATMENT PLANT 390 RIVER RD, ARBORG Arborg 19405 SHELL CANADA BULK & RETAIL - ARBORG 140 MAIN ST Arborg 19410 68 AUTO SALES INC HWY 68 Arborg 19421 A F B AGRO ENTERPRISE LTD - ARBORG 376 MAIN ST Arborg 19433 ARBORG CO-OP - 328 MAIN ST (FORMER 328 MAIN ST Arborg BULK PLANT) 19443 ARBORG CO-OP HOME CENTER - 315 315 MAIN ST Arborg MAIN ST (FORMER) 19445 PAUL'S GAS BAR (FORMER) 379 RIVER RD Arborg 19449 SIGURDSON'S ESSO SERVICE 441 RIVER RD Arborg 59619 IMPERIAL OIL BULK - ARBORG 441 MAIN ST Arborg 74943 SMITTY'S APPLIANCES LTD 321,327,331 MAIN STREET Arborg 20963 LEO'S SALES & SERVICE LTD 0013 E PR 323 Argyle 31861 ENBRIDGE PIPELINES INC - NEAR NE 36-06-14 W Argyle GLENBORO 51240 ARGYLE GENERAL STORE 45E PR 323 Argyle 19880 HIGHWAY 17 SERVICE NW 35-17-01 W Armstrong 31293 KRASEY GENERAL STORE NE 15-20-02 E Armstrong 51421 J & J GENERAL STORE NE 14-19-02 E, LOT 4, PLAN Armstrong 19898, FRASERWOOD 58643 MANITOBA INFRASTRUCTURE AND SE 21-19-03 E Armstrong TRANSPORTATION - GIMLI YARD 75232 MTS TOWER - FRASERWOOD 9154 RD 107NE Armstrong 19468 IMPERIAL OIL LTD SW CORNER OF FIRST Arnaud STREET AND MAIN AVENUE 19499 ARNAUD MOTORS SMITH AVE & FIRST ST Arnaud 19516 ESSO BULK - ARNAUD NE 29-03-03 E, HWY 217 Arnaud 19480 ASHERN FREIGHTERS 1ST AVE Ashern 19485 AGATHA PLOHMAN 20 1ST ST N Ashern 19491 LAKESIDE ESSO LTD 30 RAILWAY AVE Ashern 19501 WAHL'S PLUMBING & HEATING 3 HWY 6 N Ashern 19505 IMPERIAL OIL RETAIL - ASHERN (FORMER) 13 HWY 6 Ashern 19507 ASHERN HARDWARE 1 MAIN ST Ashern 19510 IMPERIAL OIL FERTILIZER PLANT - 30 RAILWAY AVE Ashern ASHERN 19518 PETRO-CANADA BULK - ASHERN 32 RAILWAY AVE Ashern (FORMER) 46072 ASHERN SERVICE PTH 6 AND MAIN ST Ashern 51321 ASHERN CENTRAL SCHOOL 7 PR 325 E Ashern 75222 ASHERN GROUNDWATER STUDY ASHERN Ashern 19520 J & J CONSUMERS GAS BAR SW 25-10-12 W Austin 19532 R D'S SERVICE CENTRE LTD 115 MANITOBA AVE Austin 19537 GLEN THOMPSON PROPERTY NW 07-11-11 W Austin 74720 CIRCLE SQUARE RANCH SW 20-9-1 W Austin 19426 MANITOBA HYDRO - BAKERS NARROWS DIESEL GENERATING Bakers Narrows (FORMER) STATION Provincial Park 19434 PARADISE LODGE BAKERS NARROWS 3.2KS Bakers Narrows Provincial Park 19469 FLIN FLON AIRPORT AIRPORT ROAD Bakers Narrows Provincial Park 19475 BAKERS NARROWS LODGE HWY 10 Bakers Narrows Provincial Park 20431 MB HYDRO - FLIN FLON MUNICIPAL FLIN FLON AIRPORT Bakers Narrows AIRPORT Provincial Park 19542 PETRO-CANADA BULK (FORMER) - HWY 23 Baldur BALDUR 26635 IMPERIAL OIL - BALDUR (FORMER) 119 OAK CREEK RD S Baldur 19340 NUTRIEN AG SOLUTIONS (CANADA) INC. - RAILWAY AVE & Basswood BASSWOOD MCKINNON ST 19462 SUNRISE SCHOOL DIVISION BUS GARAGE 95 5TH ST S Beausejour 19479 MANITOBA HYDRO - BEAUSEJOUR SE 12-13-7 E Beausejour 19646 PINE MOTORS (FORMER) 518 PARK AVE Beausejour 19676 FORMER PETRO-CANADA BULK PLANT, 109 3RD ST Beausejour BEAUSEJOUR 19685 BEAUSEJOUR CONSUMER'S CO-OP BULK 645 ATLANTIC AVE Beausejour 19698 PRICE-RITE GAS CENTRE (PIONEER) 1021 PARK AVE E Beausejour 19715 MELNICK MOTORS LTD 1012 PARK AVE Beausejour 19724 BEAUSEJOUR CONSUMER'S CO-OP 605 PARK AVE Beausejour 19744 BEAUSEJOUR CONSUMER'S CO-OP 822 PARK AVE Beausejour 19922 SHELL CANADA BULK - BEAUSEJOUR 1ST STREET SOUTH Beausejour 19928 WEST END SHELL SERVICE 405 PARK AVE Beausejour 19986 ESSO BULK PLANT - BEAUSEJOUR 611 ATLANTIC AVE Beausejour (FORMER) 24327 TEXACO BULK - BEAUSEJOUR (FORMER) 79 1ST ST Beausejour 42045 NAAYKENS TRANSPORT 80 FIRST ST Beausejour 54326 BEAUSEJOUR CONSUMER'S CO-OP BULK 1046 SELCH AVE Beausejour 54388 MANITOBA TRANSPORT MECHANICAL HIGHWAYS YARD Beausejour EQUIPMENT SERVICES - BEAUSEJOUR 58738 MANITOBA INFRASTRUCTURE AND HWY 302, NE 36-12-7E Beausejour TRANSPORTATION - BEAUSEJOUR 59442 BEAUSEJOUR HEALTH COMPLEX 1551 1ST STREET Beausejour 60754 BEAUSEJOUR PETRO PASS 400 PARK AVENUE Beausejour 64823 MTS PROPERTY 123 3RD ST Beausejour 76282 FORMER ENGRO FERTILIZER PLANT- CP STATION GROUNDS, Beausejour BEAUSEJOUR WEST OF 1ST STREET 77267 RM OF BROKENHEAD PUBLIC WORKS 72013 ROAD 42 E Beausejour YARD 78339 MANITOBA HYDRO W 1/2 31-12-8 EPM Beausejour 79905 RED LETTER VENTURES 733 PARK AVENUE Beausejour 21184 IMPERIAL OIL BULK - BENITO 50 RAILWAY AVE Benito 58253 CROP PRODUCTION SERVICES NW 1/4 21-34-29 W Benito 19500 MANITOBA HYDRO - BERENS RVER BERENS RIVER DIESEL Berens River GENERATING STN 77224 BERENS RIVER AIRPORT MANITOBA 19-39-4 Berens River INFRASTRUCTURE 19848 TANCO TANTALUM MINE TANCO MINE SITE, 15-17-15 Bernic Lake E 20019 NORTHERN LIGHTS GAS BAR SW 29-23-04 E Bifrost-Riverton 28252 ORZECH STORE (FINNS ROAD) SE 05-22-04 E Bifrost-Riverton 58553 MANITOBA INFRASTRUCTURE AND SW 19-23-04 E Bifrost-Riverton TRANSPORTATION - RIVERTON 75233 GLENKO ENTERPRISES LTD SW 24-23-2 E Bifrost-Riverton 52967 ALLEN CHOY'S RESTAURANT AND 309 HWY 16, BINSCARTH Binscarth SERVICE 19265 BIRCH RIVER SCHOOL 210 DRURY AVE Birch River 21005 SHELL CANADA BULK - BIRCH RIVER 300 LORNE AVE N Birch River 79089 FLOYD CORBETT MOTORS 111 3RD STREET Birch River 42317 FORMER DND RADAR BASE, BIRD SIDING BIRD Bird 18863 BIRDS HILL SERVICE CENTER 3171 BIRDS HILL RD Birds Hill 19550 BIRD'S HILL COMMUNITY VICINITY OF AGAR AVE. Birds Hill AND HODDINOTT RD. WITH HWY. 202 61038 FORMER BIRDS HILL GRAVEL & STONE 1915 HODDINOTT RD Birds Hill LTD 66962 RURAL MUNICIPALITY OF EAST ST PAUL 2025 CAMSELL AVE Birds Hill 39332 BIRDS HILL PROVINCIAL PARK BIRDS HILL MAINTENANCE Birds Hill MAINTENANCE YARD YARD, HWY 206 Provincial Park 58736 MANITOBA INFRASTRUCTURE AND NE 16-12-5E Birds Hill TRANSPORTATION - BIRDS HILL YARD Provincial Park 21984 KRAUS ENTERPRISES LTD (PETRO-CAN) - 646 MAIN ST Birtle BIRTLE 22107 IMPERIAL OIL FERTILIZER PLANT - BIRTLE 451 NINTH ST (CPR ROW) Birtle 22294 KRAUS ENTERPRISES LTD - BIRTLE 159 4TH ST (HWY 83 AT 4TH Birtle ST) 22298 RIVERSIDE SERVICE ESSO (1997) - BIRTLE 666 MAIN ST Birtle 22308 TWIN VALLEY CO-OP BULK - BIRTLE 66
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