Air Quality Regulatory Program

Residential Indoor Wood Burning is prohibited from May 15 to September 15 unless the wood-burning appliance is operated within an off-grid residence that is located outside the Urban Containment Boundary, or the wood-burning appliance is the sole source of heat.

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Residential Indoor Wood Burning
Information about what you need to do to comply with the Burning Emission Regulation
Air Quality Complaints
We respond to air quality issues such as odour, smoke, dust and other air emissions
Permitting
Includes application forms, transfer forms and a list of active permits
Regulation
Information, registration and audit forms for industrial and residential emission sources
Emissions Monitoring
View compliance reports or log on to submit reports
Compliance & Enforcement
Includes compliance and enforcement measures
Education & Information
Includes resources on contaminants such as odour, particulate matter, volatile organic compounds as well as issues such as open burning and residential wood smoke
Open Burning Advisory
Includes open burning legislation and our open burning advisory
Fees Administration
Includes information on how to pay emission and administration fees
Submit a Comment
Includes our email contact information

Residential Indoor Wood Burning

Air Quality Complaints

Permitting

Regulation

Emissions Monitoring

Compliance & Enforcement

Education & Information

Open Burning Advisory

Fees Administration

Submit a Comment