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What's New
Don't Try This at Home!!!!
The Burlington Fire Department scales new heights at the Nelson quarry.
Burlington Fire Department visited the Nelson quarry to practice rescue at heights.(April,2008)
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Canadian Pollination Initiative
Nelson makes a BEE-Line to help Pollinators
Nelson Aggregate Co. partners with CANPOLIN (Canadian Pollination Initiative) and the University of Guelph by providing quarry sites for pilot studies. (March,2008)
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Safety Recognition Awards
The Ontario Stone Sand and Gravel Association (OSSGA) presents safety awards to Nelson's 4 operations.
All 4 of Nelson's operating sites (Burlington, Orillia, Lincoln and Cambridge) received the awards which recognize operating for the year 2007 without any lost time injuries in the workforce. (Feb, 2008)
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Steeltown to Greentown
Quarries take their environmental responsibility seriously
Excerpt from Biz Hamilton+Halton Magazine* (Summer 207, Volume 24, Issue 2), (Nov, 2007)
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The 3 R's at Nelson Aggregate Co.
Our Burlington Quarry Reduces, Reuses and Recycles
In the last 4 years, Nelson Aggregate Co. has diverted over 800,000 metric tons (tonnes) of used materials (Nov,2007)
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Lincoln Quarry Host TOARC Meeting
The Ontario Aggregate Resouces Corpaoration meeting
Toarc (The Ontario Aggregate Resouces Corpaoration) is welcomed at the Nelson Aggregate Co., Lincoln Quarry.(Sept,2007)
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Nelson/BruceTrail Safe Route
Making the Bruce Trail a little safer.
Nelson Aggregate Co. is providing public access to 1.5 kilometers of its Burlington Quarry land along side Colling Road to make a safe route for trail hikers.(June2007)
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Ontario Stone, Sand & Gravel Association
Three of Nelson's properties earned Safety Awards for working without a loss-time incident.
Operations, Health & Safety and environment Seminar (Posted April,2007)
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Close to Market - Promotes Recycling Efforts
Growth Plan encourages the adoption of a ~Culture of Conservation~
Aggregate operations that are located close to the market provide the most efficient, cost-effective way to receive and reprocess waste construction materials.(Posted Jan2007)
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Nelson's Earth Day Activity
Nelson Promots a Cleaner Neighbourhood with Community Participation
Nelson Aggregate Co. sponsored it's first ever Community Clean Up and cleaned up on two Tonnes of Fun.(Posted April 2007)
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Environmental Benefits of - Close to Market
Close to Market
The location of aggregate sources close to the GTA benefits both the environment and people of Ontario and for this reason having fewer heavy trucks traveling fewer kilometers is the Provincial goal.(Posted Jan,2007)
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Close to Market - Makes Good Economic Sense
Ontario Provincial Policy Statement 2005
As much of the mineral aggregate resources as is realistically possible shall be made available as close to markets as possible.(Posted Jan2007)
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School Tours
Touring the Quarry
Nelson Aggregate Co. and Waynco Limited. open their gates from September to May every year, and welcome schools from all over southern and central Ontario.(Posted Nov,2006)
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Nelson Aggregate Co. is an Aggregate Mining and Construction Materials Supply Company. We are involved in the extraction, manufacturing, and distribution of Crushed Limestone, Sand and Gravel, and Asphalt Products, required in the Construction Industry. Our locations are strategically situated in the areas of central, southwestern, and the Niagara area of Ontario, Canada, encompassing extensive and major transportation routes, that provides us a wide and competitive service area.
This allows us to bring to the construction market quality aggregate materials at competitive cost, in an environmentally and favourable manner.
Please use this site to learn more about our market and products as well as our operation and our activities within and around our locations and the communities that support us. We have tried to keep the site technical enough to meet demands of industry but also light enough to be enjoyed by all.
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