Clean Harbors Inc. to sell Alberta landfill to acquire Eveready Inc.

By The Associated Press

Monday, July 27, 2009

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OTTAWA — Competition Bureau says U.S.-based Clean Harbors Inc. will sell Eveready Inc.'s (TSX:EIS) Pembina area landfill west of Edmonton in order to acquire Alberta-based Eveready.

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