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Milestone Environmental Contracting, 9440, 202 Unit 306, Langley, BC (2026)

02/24/2026

We’ll be at the CLRA Alberta Conference.

This event brings together people who are directly involved in land remediation and reclamation across the province, which makes it a great place for practical, on-the-ground conversations about what’s actually working on projects.

We’ll also be carrying our Helping Handshakes initiative into CLRA. For every handshake during the conference, Milestone will donate $1 to Project Forest, supporting reforestation and habitat restoration projects across Canada.
If you’re attending, come say hello. We’re always open to comparing notes, talking through challenges, and connecting with others doing the work.

Stop by, shake a hand, and help us give back.

Mike McGarragan, Samson Walsom, Tanisha Whitmarsh, Morgan Messenger, Liana Phoenix

02/20/2026

Today is Yukon Heritage Day.

A day to honour the people, histories, and knowledge that shape the Yukon, and to recognize the importance of respecting the land and the generations who have lived and worked in relationship with it.

Opening our Whitehorse office was an important step for Milestone. It reflects a commitment to being present where the work happens, building long-term relationships, and supporting projects in the North with teams who understand the region, its challenges, and its communities.

Having a permanent presence in Whitehorse allows us to better support northern projects, work alongside local partners, and continue delivering environmental remediation and water management work in some of Canada’s most demanding environments.

On Yukon Heritage Day, we’re proud to be growing our presence in the territory and to be part of Yukon’s future.

Learn more about our Whitehorse office here:
https://milestoneenv.ca/news/milestone-opens-new-office-in-whitehorse-yt/

Mike McGarragan, Samson Walsom, Tanisha Whitmarsh, Morgan Messenger, Liana Phoenix

02/18/2026

Environmental work rarely happens in controlled settings.

Weather can dictate when work starts and stops, whether it’s frozen ground delaying excavation, rainfall turning roads unusable, or snowmelt limiting access altogether. These conditions require flexible planning, along with tools like rig mats and stormwater systems to manage site stability and protect nearby waterways.

Wildlife adds another layer of responsibility. In open work environments shared with species like bears, caribou, and moose, dedicated monitors track movement and help prevent risks to animals or the project.

These are all challenges of environmental remediation, which Milestone’s CEO Eric Pringle explores in “More Than Cleanup: What it Takes to Remediate Canada’s Forgotten Mines,” his article in the Canadian Mining Magazine.

Read the full article here: https://flip.matrixgroupinc.net/cmmq/2026/winter/ =43

02/17/2026

Come say hi to some of Milestone’s best! We’ll be at PDAC 2026 in Toronto.
PDAC is always a good opportunity to connect with people across the mining and environmental space and have honest conversations about the work, what’s working, and what’s challenging on projects right now.

As part of Milestone Environmental Contracting’s Helping Handshakes initiative, we’ll be donating $1 to Forest for every handshake at PDAC. All funds support reforestation and habitat restoration projects across Canada.

If you’re attending, let’s connect. We’ll be there talking about remediation, water management, and what it actually takes to deliver complex work in remote and regulated environments across Canada.

If you see us around, stop by, shake a hand, and say hello.

Mike McGarragan, Samson Walsom, Tanisha Whitmarsh, Morgan Messenger, Liana Phoenix

02/13/2026

Know an Indigenous student interested in a career in environmental contracting or a related field?

Milestone is offering three $2,500 bursaries in 2026 for Indigenous students enrolled in accredited post-secondary programs in engineering, skilled trades, business management, human resources, or accounting and finance.

Selected students may also have the opportunity to gain hands-on work experience with Milestone.

Applications open soon. Learn more here:
https://milestoneenv.ca/about/indigenous-student-bursary-program/

02/12/2026

Project Spotlight: Lorado Former Uranium Mill Remediation

Near Uranium City in northern Saskatchewan, Milestone and PBN Nuna Contracting, our joint venture partner, completed a complex remediation project at the former Lorado uranium mill site.

The remote location and large volume of tailings limited access to ice roads, barges, and fixed-wing aircraft, requiring detailed planning and coordination.

To manage these challenges, the team developed a transportation plan that used a staging area in Stony Rapids and coordinated the delivery of equipment and materials via multiple modes of transport. We worked closely with local Athabasca Basin businesses and personnel, and ensured all team members completed thorough site orientation and radiation safety training. The project included remediation of an 18-hectare tailings area and treatment of nearby contaminated sites, including lake water.

Read more about this project here:
https://milestoneenv.ca/featured-projects/lorado-former-uranium-mill-remediation-water-treatment-and-tailings-cover/

Mike McGarragan, Samson Walsom, Tanisha Whitmarsh, Morgan Messenger, Liana Phoenix

02/11/2026

Water is a critical part of environmental work, and that’s exactly where Milestone’s expertise comes in. Our water management and treatment services offer sustainable solutions for a wide range of challenges, like mobile water treatment, mining wastewater, tailings management, and chemical adjustment.

From early assessment through ex*****on, we use industry-leading practices and tailored approaches to meet regulatory, financial, and scheduling requirements.

Get a closer look at our water services in this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNYrI8GXr5Y

Mike McGarragan, Samson Walsom, Tanisha Whitmarsh, Morgan Messenger, Liana Phoenix

02/10/2026

A new water treatment project is underway at the Wolverine Mine in the Yukon.

Milestone has been engaged by the Yukon Government to deliver a temporary water treatment system that will treat and safely discharge up to 310,000 cubic metres of water across two field seasons.

This work supports the Yukon Government’s ongoing efforts to responsibly manage legacy mine sites, and Milestone is proud to be part of the solution.

Read more about the project: https://milestoneenv.ca/news/tailings-storage-facility-water-treatment-at-the-wolverine-mine/

Mike McGarragan, Samson Walsom, Tanisha Whitmarsh, Morgan Messenger, Liana Phoenix

02/09/2026

Environmental work rarely happens in controlled settings.

Weather can dictate when work starts and stops, whether it’s frozen ground delaying excavation, rainfall turning roads unusable, or snowmelt limiting access altogether. These conditions require flexible planning, along with tools like rig mats and stormwater systems to manage site stability and protect nearby waterways.

Wildlife adds another layer of responsibility. In open work environments shared with species like bears, caribou, and moose, dedicated monitors track movement and help prevent risks to animals or the project.

These are all challenges of environmental remediation, which Milestone’s CEO Eric Pringle explores in “More Than Cleanup: What it Takes to Remediate Canada’s Forgotten Mines,” his article in the Canadian Mining Magazine.

Read the full article here: https://flip.matrixgroupinc.net/cmmq/2026/winter/ =43

Mike McGarragan, Samson Walsom, Tanisha Whitmarsh, Morgan Messenger, Liana Phoenix

02/06/2026

Don’t let water issues sink your schedule or budget - we keep your project flowing.

Milestone brings hands-on expertise in water treatment and management, helping clients navigate regulations, manage costs, and meet deadlines without compromise.

Check out our services:
https://milestoneenv.ca/environmental-contracting-services/water-management-and-treatment/

Morgan Messenger Tanisha Whitmarsh Samson Walsom Liana Phoenix Mike Mcgarragan

02/05/2026

Milestone’s Director of Water Management, Elden MacIver, is featured in the latest edition of The Prospector.

He shared his thoughts on the challenges of managing water contamination at abandoned mine sites. His perspective highlights practical solutions and real-world experience in addressing water quality risks after closure.

Read the full piece on our site to learn more about this important work and what it means for responsible mine remediation:
https://milestoneenv.ca/news/prospector-news-magazine-article-the-cost-of-abandoned-mines-sites-managing-water-contamination-after-closure/

Mike McGarragan, Samson Walsom, Tanisha Whitmarsh, Morgan Messenger, Liana Phoenix

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