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Local Archives:
ST. LAWRENCE CEMENT

1. St. Lawrence Cement Plant Modification announced
2. R.D.F. Study News
3. An industry leader in innovative technology, from Allegiance: the Ontario story, 1991
4. Clean air crusader balks at gag agreement. Mississauga News, October 7, 1992
5. St. Lawrence Cement directors put on notice by pollution foes. Mississauga News, November 25, 1993
6. St. Lawrence starts work on baghouse. Mississauga News, December 2, 1993
7. Cement pilot plant ridiculed by critic. Mississauga News, February 1, 1994
8. More tests ordered at cement plant. Mississauga News, March 20, 1994
9. Cement plant foe gets her last licks in. Mississauga News, March 23, 1994
10. Fuel from waste plant won't cause congestion or noise, firm maintains. Toronto Star, June 21, 1988
11. Cement plant comes clean hosting tours for the public. Mississauga News, June 15, 1994
12. No proof cement plant a hazard, official says. Mississauga News, May 18, 1994
13. Cement plant critics want it cut off from government money. Mississauga News, October 26, 1994
14. Cement plant gets deadline extension. Mississauga News, November 9, 1994
15. Wildman assures cement plant will face music if standards not met. Mississauga News, November 2, 1994
16. St. Lawrence Cement Company reports $1,000,000 payroll. Port Credit Weekly, August 27, 1964
17. Industry announces plans for multi-million $ expansion. Mississauga News, October 13, 1965
18. "World's cleanest cement plant" operates from Clarkson shoreline. South Peel Weekly, May 15, 1968
19. R. D. F. study news, vol. 1, no. 1. Fuel cost reduction study update from St. Lawrence Cement
20. St. Lawrence Cement: cemented as an environmental leader. Mississauga Board of Trade, February 2006
21. Friends in high places [peregrine falcons nest on southern exposure of St. Lawrence Cement factory]. The Booster, June 18, 2008
22. St. Lawrence Cement changes name [now known as Holcim (Canada)]. Montreal Gazette online edition, April 15, 2009