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Hortons hearing cancelled as parties near agreement
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Nov 27, 2009
Tim Hortons appears close to reaching an agreement in its appeal against air emission rules imposed by the Ministry of the Environment for a new Ancaster coffee roasting facility.
A negotiated settlement could help Tim Hortons avoid further delays as it prepares to open a $30-million facility in the Ancaster Business Park this fall.
Evangeline Berlie, case manager for the province’s environmental review tribunal, said a preliminary hearing slated for Monday has been cancelled. Berlie said counsel for the appellant, Fruition Manufacturing Limited, a Tim Hortons subsidiary, is close to reaching a settlement with the Ministry of the Environment. A teleconference between the company and the ministry was slated for this week.
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