Island Waste Management Corporation

The Island Waste Management Corporation (IWMC) is a Crown Corporation created by an order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council dated May 25th, 1999, for the purpose of developing, implementing, and operating a waste management system to serve PEI.

What is the function of the organization?

The functions of the Corporation shall include:

• (a) overseeing the Waste Watch program on PEI;
• (b) investigating the logistics of transferring waste among current and future sites;
• (c) determining the annual fee to be charged for provision of a residential refuse collection system in the province;
• (d) operating weigh scales at waste sites and collecting tippage fees.

Primary Role:  Adjudicative

Material Role: 

• Strategic Development 
• Managerial/Oversight 

How many people are in the organization?

The Corporation shall consist of nine persons appointed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council, including:

• (a) the Deputy Minister of Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy, the Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, and the Deputy Minister of Finance; and
• (b) six members representing the public at large.

What are the requirements of organization members?

Work & Experience Requirements
A knowledge of waste management and treatment is recommended.

Skills Required
Tribunal skills.

What are the nomination requirements?

Statutory Nomination Requirements
The Lieutenant Governor in Council shall appoint all members.

Will I get paid?

Chair - $200/diem and Members - $142/diem.

What is the time commitment of the organization?

Regular monthly meetings, set by Chairperson.

Members may be reappointed.

If you would like to serve as a member of a provincial government agency, board, or commission (ABC) you can apply online through Engage PEI. 

Who can I contact?

For further information about the Island Waste Management Corporation, contact:

Karen MacDonald, CEO IWMC

1-888-280-8111