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Manitoba Contaminated / Impacted Sites List MANITOBA CONTAMINATED / IMPACTED SITES LIST Disclaimer The list is intended only as a preliminary screening tool for identification of potentially impacted sites in Manitoba. The list alone should not be relied upon to determine if impacts are present on a site. Impacts from on-site activities or neighbouring properties may be present but have not been brought to the attention of this department. The list includes sites for which Manitoba Conservation maintains a file; however not all sites have impacts exceeding applicable guidelines. Some sites may have been remediated but residual impacts may remain that do not pose a threat to human health or to the environment. The list includes impacted or contaminated sites in Manitoba that have been entered in the Department’s Environmental Management System database, but may not include all sites for which the Department currently maintains files. A complete file search is recommended to confirm all the information Manitoba Conservation maintains on a site. For information on the submission of a file search request, please contact [email protected] As of September 16, 2013 File No. Company Name City/Town/RM Address 41058 10 MINIT PIT STOP (FORMER) - CS Winnipeg 1280 PEMBINA HWY 20135 100 WALLACE AVENUE - STRIJACK - CS Flin Flon 100 WALLACE ST 31440 129 PROCTOR STREET WOODLANDS - CS Woodlands 129 PROCTOR ST 35601 1415 - 1425 WHYTE AVE - CS Winnipeg 1415 - 1425 WHYTE AVE 39127 1816 MCGILLIVRAY BLVD Winnipeg 1816 MCGILLIVRAY BLVD 37243 202 QUEEN AVENUE SELKIRK - C SITES St. Andrews 202 QUEEN AVENUE 46219 211 RAILWAY ST -CS MacDonald 211 RAILWAY ST 19721 22 THIRD AVENUE - TOM BRITTON RESIDENCE - CS Flin Flon 22 3RD AVE 31574 230 MAIN ST - SELKIRK (FORMER HARRIS CHEV OLDS) Selkirk 230 MAIN ST 46655 277 MCPHILLIPS - CS Winnipeg 277 MCPHILLIPS ST 40267 279 SHERBROOK ST - CS Winnipeg 279 SHERBROOK ST 18712 30 ANDERSON AVENUE - FLIN FLON - CS Flin Flon 30 ANDERSON AVE 19099 3001237 MANITOBA (FORMER) - CS Brandon 1880 1ST ST 31245 319 MAIN AVE PLUM COULEE - CS Plum Coulee 319 MAIN AVE 41716 35 MAIN ST CARMAN - CS Carman 35 MAIN ST N 20642 3905862 MANITOBA LTD - CS Winnipeg 1680 GRANT AVE 19860 3M GENERAL STORE (FORMER) - CS Ste. Genevieve HWY 501 20106 56 NORTH AVENUE - SPEISS RESIDENCE - CS Flin Flon 56 NORTH AVE 36459 60 CHESTERFIELD AVE - CS Winnipeg 60 CHESTERFIELD AVE 51460 6403034 MANITOBA LTD - CS Winnipeg 3373 PEMBINA HIGHWAY 19410 68 AUTO SALES INC - CS Arborg HWY 68 39472 7- ELEVEN GAS BAR Winnipeg 3021 NESS AVE 38989 720 TAYLOR Winnipeg 720 TAYLOR AVE 18713 73 GREEN ST - FLIN FLON - CS Flin Flon 73 GREEN ST 39995 750 MARION STREET, WINNIPEG, MB - CS Winnipeg 750 MARION STREET 20822 7-ELEVEN - 104 REGENT AVE - CS Winnipeg 104 REGENT AVE 20710 7-ELEVEN - 1131 NAIRN AVE - CS Winnipeg 1131 NAIRN AVE 20960 7-ELEVEN - 1622 ST MARY'S RD - CS Winnipeg 1622 ST MARY'S RD 20928 7-ELEVEN - 456 TALBOT AVE - CS Winnipeg 456 TALBOT AVE AT WATT ST 20807 7-ELEVEN - 801 REGENT AVE - CS Winnipeg 801 REGENT AVE 19476 7-ELEVEN - 920 ARCHIBALD - CS Winnipeg 920 ARCHIBALD ST 20300 7-ELEVEN - MCPHILLIPS ST - CS Winnipeg 1007 MCPHILLIPS ST 19167 7-ELEVEN - VICTORIA AVE - CS Brandon 3380 VICTORIA AVE 39473 7-ELEVEN GAS BAR Winnipeg 3021 NESS AVE 20065 7-ELEVEN GAS BAR - 627 ELLICE AVE (FORMER) - CS Winnipeg 627 ELLICE AVE File No. Company Name City/Town/RM Address 50333 A & S CONSTRUCTION LTD - CS Winnipeg 401 PANDORA AVENUE 20817 A A A NEPON MOTORS LTD - CS Winnipeg 64 SALTER ST 19421 A F B AGRO ENTERPRISE LTD - ARBORG - CS Arborg 314 MAIN ST 20606 A M J CAMPBELL VAN LINES - CS Winnipeg 2190 NOTRE DAME AVE 35705 A W WOOD SCRAP IRON AND METAL COMPANY - CS Roland 40 PACIFIC AVE 20020 A-1 SEWAGE SERVICE - CS Winnipeg 1447 DUGALD RD 20139 AACTIVE MOTORS (FORMER) - CS Winnipeg CHURCH AVE AT FIFE ST 32408 ABANDONED UNDERGROUND HEATING TANK - ST ADOLPHE - CSSt. Adolphe 429 MAIN ST 49648 ABAS ESSO - CS Rosser SW 26-12-02 E 43656 ABLE MOVERS LTD - CS Winnipeg 21 DAWSON RD 20051 ABM CONCRETE LTD - CS St. Clements CORNER OF OLD HENDERSON HWY & HWY 509 E SELKIRK 45566 ABORIGINAL CENTRE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY - CS Winnipeg 134 HIGGINS AVENUE 39990 AC FILTER BANKS, DORSEY CONVERTER STATION, ROSSER - CS Rosser ROSSER, MANITOBA 19403 ACADEMY ROAD SERVICE LTD - CS Winnipeg 591 ACADEMY RD 42770 ACCURATE FIRE AND SAFETY LTD. - CS Winnipeg 111 COLE AVENUE 20320 ACQUITAINE SITE - CS Churchill KASKATTAMA RIVER 20929 ACT II - CS Winnipeg 1819 PORTAGE AVE 20665 ADA HOLDINGS COMPANY LTD - 1832 KING EDWARD - CS Winnipeg 1832 KING EDWARD ST 20327 ADWANE GAS BAR (FORMER) - CS Fort Alexander NW HOUSE 47722 ADWEST PROMOTIONS Winnipeg 1985 LOGAN AVE 19668 AERO FOAM LTD - CS Winnipeg 2485 DAY ST 45630 AGRA FOUNDATIONS - CS Winnipeg 2233 MCGILLIVRAY BLVD. 19340 AGRICORE - BASSWOOD - CS Basswood RAILWAY AVE 19621 AGRICORE - GLADSTONE - CS Gladstone 72 CHURCH ST 19623 AGRICORE CO-OP - GRETNA - CS Gretna SE 05-01-01 W 18844 AGRICORE UNITED FERTILIZER PLANT (FORMER) - CS North Norfolk SE 33-11-11 W 41101 AGRIUM PRODUCTS INC BLOOM TERMINAL - CS Portage la Prairie SE 04-12-08 W 20959 AIR CANADA - MAINTENANCE HANGAR - CS Winnipeg 2450 SASKATCHEWAN AVE (T-149) 52514 AIRPORT ESSO - CS Winnipeg 1761 SARGENT AVENUE, WINNIPEG 52967 ALLEN CHOY'S RESTAURANT AND SERVICE - CS Russell 309 HWY 16, BINSCARTH 21070 ALLEN CHOY'S RESTURANT & SERVICE - CS Russell HWY 83 AT HWY 16 19201 ALL-FAB BUILDING COMPONENTS - CS Cornwallis 391 PARK AVE W 43699 ALLIED SYSTEMS LTD - CS Winnipeg 737 PLINGUET STREET 20047 ALLMAR DISTRIBUTORS - CS Winnipeg 1030 EMPRESS ST 20680 ALPHAIR VENTILATING (FORMER) - CS Winnipeg 118 MIDLAND ST File No. Company Name City/Town/RM Address 19700 AL'S ESSO - CS Niverville 48 MAIN ST 19804 AL'S SERVICE & RESTAURANT - CS Holland HWY 2 AT HWY 34 20947 ALTONA COMMUNITY MEMORIAL - CS Winnipeg 1776 ST JAMES ST 19418 ALTONA CONCRETE LTD - CS Altona 251 3RD ST NW 19428 ALTONA FARM SERVICES - CS Altona 80 6TH ST NE 47724 ALWEST INDUSTRIES - CS Winnipeg 1989 LOGAN AVE 35550 AMBASSADOR SALES (FORMER) - CS Winnipeg 850 JOHN BRUCE RD 19862 AMBER AUTO SERVICE - CS Ste. Anne 617 TRAVERSE RD 20199 AMSCO CAST PRODUCTS (CANADA) INC - CS Selkirk 35 MERCY ST 42662 ANN KONINKO (KRAUSS) - CS Oakburn LOTS 7, 8, 9 & 10 19486 ANOLA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - CS Anola 736 ACADEMY ST 52766 ANSEEUW BROTHERS LTD. - CS Winnipeg 1044 WILKES AVENUE, WINNIPEG 19436 ARBORG CO-OP GAS BAR - 314 MAIN ST - CS Arborg 314 MAIN ST 19433 ARBORG CO-OP GAS BAR - 316 MAIN ST (FORMER BULK PLANT)Arborg - CS 316 MAIN ST 19443 ARBORG CO-OP HOME CENTER - 315 MAIN ST (FORMER) - CS Arborg 315 MAIN ST 19401 ARBORG WATER TREATMENT PLANT - CS Arborg ARBORG 47337 ARCHIBALD ESSO - CS Winnipeg 912 ARCHIBALD 47720 ARMAR AUTO ELECTRIC AND GAS - CS Winnipeg 1983 LOGAN AVE 20006 ARMSTRONG GARAGE (FORMER) - CS Petersfield HWY 9 19674 ARMSTRONG SERVICE STATION LANGRUTH - CS Langruth 401 MAIN ST 19499 ARNAUD MOTORS - CS Arnaud HWY 217 35071 ARNE'S WELDING - CS Winnipeg 835 MISSION ST 20077 ARNOLD BROTHERS TRANSPORT - CS Winnipeg 739 LAGIMODIERE BLVD 20007 ARNOLD'S SALES & SERVICE (FORMER) - CS Reynolds 6 WINNORA AVE 19480 ASHERN FREIGHTERS - CS Ashern 1ST AVE 19507 ASHERN HARDWARE - CS Ashern 1 MAIN ST 46072 ASHERN SERVICE - CS Siglunes PTH 6 36691 ASHERN SHELL GAS STATION AND BAKERY [FORMER] - CS Siglunes NW 23-25-07 E 31879 ASSINIBOINE PARK ZOO - TROPICAL HOUSE - CS Winnipeg ASSINIBOINE PARK ZOO - TROPICAL HOUSE 20525 ATCHISON WASTE OIL - CS The Pas THE PAS 20145 ATOMIC ENERGY OF CANADA LTD - CS Pinawa Provincial Park 1ST BAY S 19697 AUBIN NURSERIES LTD - CS Carman HWY 3 20438 AURORA QUARRYING LTD - CS Thompson 169 185 HAYES RD 39978 AUSTIN FARM SUPPLY LTD - CS North Norfolk 19 MANITOBA AVENUE, AUSTIN 19974 AUTO CITY SERVICE - CS Steinbach 122 MAIN ST AT HWY 52 File No. Company Name City/Town/RM Address 20838 AUTO LIST OF CANADA - CS Winnipeg 823 REGENT AVE W 19502 AUTOMOTIVE ACCESSORY CO - CS Winnipeg 771 MAIN ST 20189 AVIS RENT A CAR - CS Winnipeg 1350 KING EDWARD ST 19081 AYERST ORGANICS - CS Brandon 720 17TH ST E 20666 B & B DYNAMO & ARMATURE LTD - CS Winnipeg 572 MCTAVISH ST 20977 B & D AUTO (FORMER) - CS Winnipeg 666 SELKIRK AVE 20076 B & F AUTO SALES - 18 MAIN ST (FORMER) - CS Selkirk 18 MAIN ST 48128 B & M LAND COMPANY - CS Winnipeg 389 AND 391 BALMORAL STREET 19840 B A OIL LTD (FORMER) - CS Portage la Prairie LOT 1 PLAN 1082 HWY 1A 20635 B B D HOLDINGS LTD - CS Winnipeg 835-861 MARION ST 19893 B I CUMMER ENTERPRISES BULK (FORMER) - CS Roseisle HWY 245 20545 B J SALES & SERVICE - WANLESS - CS Wanless HWY 10 N 22581 B P KENT FLOUR MILLS LTD - VIRDEN - CS Wallace 116 KING ST W 19475 BAKERS NARROWS LODGE - CS Bakers Narrows Provincial ParkHWY 10 19720 BANK OF MONTREAL - MORRIS - CS Morris 107 MAIN ST S 41789 BANNATYNE MIDDLE SCHOOL - CS Winnipeg 363 THOMPSON DR 37054 BARBER HOUSE - CS Winnipeg 99 - 105 EUCLID ST 20548 BARREN LANDS CONSTRUCTION - CS Flin Flon CONSTRUCTION CAMP 20391 BARREN LANDS TRUCKING SPILL - CS Gillam HWY 280 19103 BARRIE WOOD LTD - CS Brandon 1051 26TH ST 33697 BARRY STREET LANDFILL (FORMER) - CS Winnipeg WHYTEWOLD RD 20870 BARRY'S GAS BAR - CS La Broquerie SE 12-04-07 E 20870 BARRY'S GAS BAR - CS La Broquerie SE 12-04-07 E 39789 BCIMC REALTY CORPORATION AND BRITISH COLUMBIA INVESTMENTWinnipeg MANAGEMENT CORPORATION1590, 1650 &1680 NOTRE DAME AVE, 1715 &1725 ST JAMES ST 39790 BCIMC REALTY CORPORATION AND BRITISH COLUMBIA INVESTMENTWinnipeg MANAGEMENT CORPORATION-17911791 DUBLIN AVE.
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