Emterra Group - Waste Management and Recycling

Emterra Environmental’s Regina, Saskatchewan Material Recovery Facility Recognized for its advanced recycling capabilities and community contribution by US based Resource Recycling Magazine.

Winnipeg’s waste collection services provider Emterra Environmental ends first year of service with impressive 99.8% performance level despite a new system and record breaking cold weather.

Winnipeg’s waste diversion performance reaches all time highs after implementing a new collection and diversion plan operated by Emterra Environmental, shedding its reputation as a recycling laggard.

The Recycling Council or Ontario re-elects Emterra's Paulina Leung to the Board of Directors. As an executive for one of Canada’s most innovative waste management and recycling companies, Leung represents a new generation of industry leadership.

Waste management entrepreneur and CEO Emmie Leung honoured with the prestigious 2013 Executive of the Year Award – Canadian Waste Sector. Leung continues her pioneering career in Canadian Waste Management leading the Emterra Group of companies.

Canadian waste management and recycling innovator Emterra Group recognized with Two Recycling Council of Ontario Awards. Emterra’s Canadian Liquids Processors wins Sustainable Product Award and Emterra Environmental wins Municipal Award.

Emterra Environmental launches advanced material recovery facility serving the City of Regina and will divert 40% of the city’s household waste by 2015. Greater waste diversion is expected as part of a 10 year waste management services agreement.

Emmie Leung, Founder and CEO of Canadian Waste and Recycling Company Emterra Group was honoured as Entrepreneur of the Year by the Association of Chinese Canadian Entrepreneurs

Waste management company Emterra Group wins Employer of the Year as chosen by the Manitoba Filipino Business Council. With operations in Winnipeg and Brandon, Manitoba Emterra promotes and values a multicultural work force.

Emterra Group expands its recycling fundraising program to accelerate funding for Niagara’s Walker Family Cancer Centre. Institutional and commercial recyclables now count towards $500,000 contribution goal.