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Irving Oil Ltd. has been charged in relation to a diesel spill in Woodstock that was discovered in December 2024, according to a Wednesday news release. Grant Enterprises Ltd. has also been charged.
Charges carry fine of up to $1M, province says
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· Posted: Apr 29, 2026 2:40 PM EDT | Last Updated: 38 minutes ago
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A photo from February 2025 shows vacuum trucks that were running around the clock to clean up diesel fuel that leaked from the Irving gas station on Beardsley Road in Woodstock. (Shane Fowler/CBC News)
Irving Oil Ltd. has been charged in relation to a diesel spill in Woodstock that was discovered in December 2024, according to a Wednesday news release.
Grant Enterprises Ltd. has also been charged.
In mid-December 2024, a Tim Hortons on Beardsley Road, which is beside Murray’s Irving gas station and restaurant, reported its water was contaminated with fuel. That led the restaurant and gas station to close following the discovery of the diesel leak at the Irving.
The news release from the province said two counts were laid Tuesday under the Clean Environment Act against the two co-accused companies related to the release of a contaminant into the environment and failure to immediately report the leak.
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